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So Truly Real Baby Dolls
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Linda Webb's Sweet Dreams Emily Doll: So Truly Real Breathing Movement Baby Doll by Ashton Drake
This Adorable Breathing Baby Doll Is Sound Asleep! A Linda Webb Market First, Her Baby Emily "Breathes" As She Sleeps! - A peacefully sleeping baby is such a precious sight to see. Each breath a baby takes reminds us of a future filled with endless possibilities. Now you can cherish this tender moment in your arms with an exciting new version of the most popular So Truly Real(R) baby doll of all time, Baby Emily. This full-size breathing baby doll is a first-ever doll by Linda Webb to feature a realistic breathing movement, exclusively from The Ashton-Drake Galleries. With a touch to her tummy, you can even feel her "breathe"!Featuring all the realism So Truly Real(R) dolls offer, Linda Webb's baby Emily is crafted with lifelike RealTouch(TM) vinyl, hand-rooted hair, and hand-painted features. She's dressed in a white eyelet one-piece jumper with a ruffled collar and cuffs, and woven satin ribbons. Plus, an embroidered sweater and headband complete her darling outfit. High demand is expected for this important collectible first, so order now!
Linda Webb's baby Emily is dressed in a white eyelet one-piece jumper with a ruffled collar and cuffs, and woven satin ribbons, and an embroidered sweater and headband
Premiere issue in the Emily Comes Alive baby doll collection
Requires 2 "AA" batteries, not included
Certificate of Authenticity
Measures 22" L; 55.9 cm L
81% (19)
Day 81: Belly Boop
I forgot to take my camera with me today. I was at a lovely and weird coffee shop with my friend and her baby earlier today. I could have taken a much more interesting selfie there but as I didn't remember my DSLR this is what you get.
I have to tell you about the coffee shop though. It was quite a peculiar place! At first I thought that it looked like a romantic, vintage-like place with a lovely decoration but as we sat there drinking very good and tasty coffee we started to notice some strange things around us. Stuffed animals and artworks which included some plastic baby dolls hung on the wall, a stuffed cat (we truly wondered if it was real, YACK ANYWAY) on the floor etc. It was like from a movie. At the first glance everything seems all right but then suddenly it all turns into a creepy horror show. The baby artworks seemed cute at first but the more I looked at them the less they started to appear to be charming. I liked the place and the odd items anyway. The coffee shop had a good vibe even though the decoration was so controversial, or maybe even due to that!
LoneWolfHalloween
I have a friend who used to own an antique junk store. He collected the weirdest stuff imaginable, including everything salvageable from the plethora of garbage dumpsters hidden in the alleys around town.
Recently, he closed his store and turned it into a stellar in-town residence. He retained the large street-side display area so he could continue creating bizarre life-sized dioramas that are truly a sight to behold.
This past Halloween, he was in fine form. He dressed all his beat-up and dismembered mannequins, cardboard cut-outs and baby dolls, large and small, in crazy freak-show garb and posed them in the old store windows -- some headless, some with creepy masks where their cranial real estate used to reside.
I took a ton of photos, then turned them into greeting cards he could mail out for Halloween. I added a few PhotoShop effects to make them even creepier. This is one of my faves.
so truly real baby dolls
Dear Dear Baby has a vinyl head, full vinyl arms, full vinyl legs and a vinyl body. He is anatomically correct and has movable head, arms, and legs. His eyes are inserted into his head and his hair is glued. An amazingly realistic newborn baby boy doll designed by renowned European doll artist Tinneke Janssens. This So Truly Real® collectible vinyl doll is beautifully handcrafted in a full body sculpt and anatomically perfect, with RealTouchTM vinyl skin, hand-applied hair, delicate eyelashes, and carefully hand-painted fingernails and toenails. This collectible vinyl doll comes with his own plastic hospital bassinet, hospital baby blanket and baby cap, tiny diaper, pacifier, suction bulb and plastic I.D. bracelet. "Dear, Dear Baby," also arrives with a "birth card" you can personalize just for him! He measures 16" long and comes with a Certificate of Authenticity. He is brand new, mint in his box, and is from a smoke and pet free environment.
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