Sunday, December 6, 2009
Gala Gifts - Doll Clothes from Simplicity Fashion Preview 1963
"Clothes for Teen Dolls and loveable Baby Dolls"
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Thanks for the trip down memory lane. I still have my Revlon teen doll, and my Gerber baby doll, and I'm sure my Mom made some of these clothes.
ReplyDeleteI was trying to think...I had a Chatty Cathy at about this age. I don't know if there were ever patterns for Miss Chatty.
ReplyDeleteBut I know there are some wonderful Miss Revlon patterns out there!
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