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Jennifer on TV: Homemade clothes for Blythe dolls


Check Sunday for instructions on how to make this outfit.
Today on WZZM’s Take Five & Company (see video below), I showed how to make clothes and accessories for Blythe dolls, including handmade dresses made by Grand Rapids crafter Morgan Doane.

Doane bought her first Blythe in March and started selling dresses for the popular 12-inch doll  in April. Since then she’s sold more than 200 dresses to collectors all over the globe and sales are still picking up.

Doane will be the subject of my Sunday Grand Rapids Press column, which will also be available online at mlive.com and include a free doll skirt and top pattern for download on Sunday.

You can check out Morgan’s Blythe dress shop on Etsy and her Flickr group, where the people who buy her dresses post photos of their dolls wearing them.

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Comment from Bev
Time: January 2, 2009, 4:05 pm

Hey, great video (and so much easier to watch a YouTube one from here in Aus where bandwidth was a problem before). Those 50s-style dresses are too cute….

Comment from Turtle
Time: January 2, 2009, 7:27 pm

cute dresses. i have so drooled for a blythe doll but have yet to find just the one (and in my price range!) yet!

Comment from gina garan
Time: January 17, 2009, 4:37 pm

hi there,

just saw your bit on youtube. thanks so much for the shout out! i really appreciate it!

xo
gina

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