I am seriously addicted to making these teeny tiny clothes.
When I was a kid, I spent hours making doll clothes (usually a lot of sarongs, tube tops and badly fitted dresses !). Somehow, growing up meant putting a lot of this creativity away in a box.
In 2007, I accidentally ran across the Blythe community online. It was like magic! It was amazing to see the creativity and enthusiasm that our Blythes bring out of us. I am so grateful for all the kind Blythe friends I have met. It really is like being a kid again.
Who is Penelope Blythe? She is my first dolly in a long, long, long time. (About 20 years!) Isn't it funny and miraculous how a doll can change you? It took this big-headed doll to shake some of the seriousness out of my life. She is my muse, my model, my confidante and my little friend.
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Come visit ThreadDough Theatre! Just a few stop motion animated (very) short films I have made of my Blythe girl:
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If you'd like to make a sweater vest for your Blythe girl, I have put my crochet pattern for the ThreadDough Shawl-Collared Sweater on my blog:
threaddough.blogspot.com/2008/01/threaddough-shawl-collar...
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ThreadDough creations worn by other Blythes beauties:
(For some reason, a lot of the photos only show up if you join the group. Feel free to join.)
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In the beginning, I used to sell on etsy...later on, I sold my Blythe clothes directly. It is fun to get to know people that way. I guess my etsy shop is more of an archive now:
Enjoy!
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- JoinedJune 2007
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