Well, at least the dolls enjoyed themselves! I have a childhood walking doll who is about 85 cm tall and I don’t think she will be coming to live with me either. About 8 years ago we bought a similar doll for my eldest daughter and she is huge (and wearing dresses that my daughters wore when they were 1 yo). I can’t face having another one like that in the house!!

I don’t have that many clothes that I made as a child left because my favourite “doll” was not a doll at all, but a blue-coloured rabbit. And the rabbit has mysteriously disappeared together with a huge supply of clothes made by me. However, my most beloved doll (made in DDR) which I got when I was 10 still wears a synchronized swimmer’s outfit which I made for her when I was about 14-15 and I will definitely show that one!!

I regret that I don’t have them too but I do know they had an adventurous life – I passed them to my sister, who in her turn gave them to my cousin (they traveled to Russia with her but never came back). But I do have couple of teddy bears (one even wears a scarf that I knitted when I was seven). Don’t think he’ll be coming to live with me because he is the size of one year old child (probably this is the reason he is still there).
I’m looking forward to seeing your other childhood “friends”. Are any of them still wearing clothes made by you?

Sviatlana, I have about a dozen of my childhood dolls left, five of which were the ones I loved most, so I have them all with me now (I guess, I will eventually show them, too!). Though I also loved playing around, I loved making clothes for my dolls and soft animals even more! Such a pity you don’t have your childhood dolls…

Марина, спасибо огромное! Рада, что тебе понравилось! Я два года на нее подходящий парик искала!! Все не то оказывалось (или не тот размер!). Я с детства очень люблю эту куклу. Давай уже приводи в порядок свою Оксану и показывай ее!!