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By Bobbi Holmes 0 comments
For those who’d like to build a dollhouse, yet haven’t the time for such an extensive project, consider the miniature room. A miniature room is similar to a shadow box or diorama, where a wood or cardboard box provides three walls, and the ... more »
By eHow Hobbies, Games & Toys Editor 1 comments
Give your child a baby doll to love and take care of! The doll you choose need not be an expensive collector's doll to win your child's heart!.. more »
By Hillary Marshall 0 comments
Nothing is worse as a parent than going out and spending money on a new toy for your child only to see it on the news recalled for a safety issue. Most parents have experienced this dreaded moment at some point along the way and lets face it ... more »
By Judy Cutler 1 comments
Children love art and crafts. You can create an inexpensive personalized craft kit for a birthday present or a great holiday gift idea. You will save money and the children will love the present. It is especially good for grandchildren who ... more »
By momoftwingirls 0 comments
When you have twins, once they reach the age of "Mine, Mine, Mine," which for me was 10 months, they will need to have their own toys. You can do it the easy way, give them each a toy, or do it the hard way, and make or teach them to share. Read ... more »
By Sondrac 13 comments
We are, as we are taught. We become what we have seen. We treat others as we have been treated. Our environment shapes our lives and the care and love we get,we imitate and give back to others. Kittens thrive and grow in pretty much the same way. ... more »
By Alina Bradford Bradford 0 comments
Kids stuffed animals are bound to get ripped. Here is how to reattach a head on a 18-inch stuffed Curious George doll or any stuffed doll... more »
By eHow Hobbies, Games & Toys Editor 0 comments
If you find the charm of Annalee Dolls irresistible, indulge in a collection. Collecting these American-made dolls can bring years of joy to your home, building memories for your children and grandchildren. The Mobilitee dolls are moderately ... more »
By Jennifer Walker 2 comments
While it is possible to purchase ready-made doll parts from a number of manufacturers, making your own will lend a more personal touch to your creation and give the finished doll much more personality. These instructions are for doll parts that ... more »
By strawberrykin 3 comments
If you have a collection that is slowly taking over your home and every bit of extra space you have, it might be time to start reducing. By cutting down your collection, you will not only reclaim space, you'll make your collection better and ... more »
By strawberrykin 4 comments
Vintage Cabbage Patch dolls from the 1980s and early 1990s can often be purchased cheaply at flea markets and yard sales. It's often worth the effort to buy a dirty/damaged doll and fix it up. Using these tips, you can make your Cabbage Patch ... more »
By eHow Hobbies, Games & Toys Editor 0 comments
American Girl Dolls are made for every type of girl. They come with a wide variety of accessories to make them even more unique. The dolls and accessories are age appropriate per individual item for children 3 years old and up, and 8 years old ... more »
By eHow Hobbies, Games & Toys Editor 0 comments
If you have a vintage doll collection, or are planning to start one, it is very important that you learn the proper care for vintage dolls. Even if you only have one treasured vintage doll that brings back fond childhood memories, giving that ... more »
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Feed your obsession for reality model shows by creating a "Bratz Next Top Model" show. There are a few basic props that you'll need, like clothes and a house, along with enough Bratz dolls to make the show last a few weeks, or at least a few ... more »
By Jorty 0 comments
American Girl dolls are extremely popular dolls for young girls. They can be ordered on the American Girl website or purchased at one of the American Girl stores in Chicago, Los Angeles, New York, Dallas or Atlanta. And while the dolls are ... more »
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Dolls were as popular as ever in the 1970s. Some of the best known dolls developed a big following and continue to be popular today with doll collectors. Collectors can make their collection more personal by seeking out dolls that have special ... more »
By Ursula Anderson 2 comments
This is a sweet, simple little doll for a young child. They are inexpensive and easy to make, and are composed of materials you probably already have lying around the house... more »
By eHow Hobbies, Games & Toys Editor 0 comments
You or your child can own Barbies wearing gorgeous fashions designed by Bob Mackie... more »
By eHow Hobbies, Games & Toys Editor 7 comments
My Twinn dolls are customized to closely resemble your child. Matching child and doll outfits are also available... more »
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If there ever was a doll that deserved the label, "All-American," Raggedy Ann is certainly it! The simple, old-fashioned look and trademark red yarn hair of Ann and her brother, Andy, have been winning the hearts of children for more than 80 years... more »
By eHow Hobbies, Games & Toys Editor 0 comments
Handcrafted Amish cloth dolls are truly unique. They're distinct from other dolls of this type because their faces are left blank. Religious beliefs among the Amish forbid the depiction of the human face on any object... more »
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Ten years after the release of Disney's "The Little Mermaid," dolls, doll accessories and other merchandise associated with the movie are still extremely popular. Surprise your Little Mermaid fan with anything from Little Mermaid doll clothes to ... more »
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No matter what your child's fantasy, dreams or interests, you'll be able to find a Madame Alexander doll that brings them to life... more »
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Sasha dolls are some of the most collectible dolls on the market. These beautiful, unique dolls were first introduced in the 1960s by Swiss artist Sasha Morganthaler and have remained popular collectible items ever since... more »
By Ursula Anderson 5 comments
"Amigurumi" means "knitted (or crocheted) doll" in Japanese. They are simply tiny, cute stuffed toys made from scraps of leftover yarn, a little polyfil stuffing, and any decorations you want to add. They are a very good ... more »