Meet Custom-Mini-Felicity-Who-Needs-a-Name :)

So, last night I felt adventrous and decied that my custom mini Felicity, whose name is currently un-decied but might possibly be Erin, needed some eye re-vamp. I mean, I'd already snipped her hair quite a bit, brushed it out, washed it, tried to color it (note to self a readers: bad idea) and given her eyeliner-freckles... but she still looked a like a twin to my 'real' mini Felicity, who is a 25th aniversy mini and belongs to Emily.
So I went crazy. I still undecied on the eye, too. Brown or Blue? hmmm ;)
Anyway, here are some photos I snapped of her this morning in the lovely window light. :)

I sewed the petticoat/nightgown thingy for Mini Felicity, to wear under her holiday gown so she doesn't get cold, and to finally have something sleep in, besides her holiday gown and meet dress that she stole from now custom no-name-Lizzie.

 Her blue eye isn't *that* bright, but it's close enough. I'll probably go over it again tonight.

 A loooong time ago, I planned on giving this girlie (at the time, her name was set-in-stone as Erin) a blog of her own about travel and life situations, but I won't be doing that anymore. Nope nope nope! I'm going to start taking this girl wherever I go travel wise, since taking a big doll isn't always convenient.

{{P.S. what do you think of the name Aurora? :D }}

Sewing for Mini Dolls!

 Hey there! I've been inspired lately to sew some clothes for Molly's mini doll, Samantha. I opened up some of the American Girl patterns on Adobe and shrunk them down to fit her. The blouse is from Molly's blouse, and the skirt is just a rectangle.

 I sewed some baby ric-rac from the bottom to make it a bit more interesting.

 Using some off-white lace, I pinned it to the front and tacked it on.

Here's another skirt I made, hemming it the bottom with the same lace as on the front of the blouse.

I was trying to go for some Victorian fashion, but it looks more civil war or an adult Victorian style.
Have a blessed day!
Jeneca