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We'd like to express our gratitude to the photographers whose talents and efforts have contributed to our website:
Kristen Bach
http://www.treehousekidandcraft.com/
Joe Albert
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I absolutely! LOVE these dolls. I only request more size descriptions, as in hight in inches or centimeters-however. I have Coco- my family calls her 'nina'.
ReplyDeleteI wanted to put in my thoughts:
My children are darker, as in shades of brown and wondered if more ethnic varity could be created. I dearly LOVE the buns, and braids detail.
Also:
sunflower/girl
more direct expression of rainbows, besides vivid stripes?
Please, understand I am only interested in nuturing the vision. It has inspired my own spin on doll clothes I have had such fun! I thrift shop to recycle clothes for the fabric, for the doll's dresses. What JOY! Keep the vision splendid!!