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Princess Polly Muhr

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Figurines
$100 made to order

My first larger scale chibi doll figurine. Because she has some imperfections she was quietly rehomed. But I’m making this post and will hopefully be putting up good photos later so you can enjoy her.

My clays are years old and were exposed to air, so they’re not very strong. Her face developed tiny cracks and her gown messed up a bit. She also leans, despite my best efforts to get her to stop that. But I’m pleased with her face and hair; how the style turned out.

Oh, and when I’m working with clay I have this problem where my nails always gauge the clay in random places. Even when I cut them short. I accidentally discovered a new technique to keep things smooth and clean but that’s gonna take practice, and I need to research to see if it causes problems to the clay.

I can’t wait to make another! Maybe I’ll make a friend for Polly.

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Parting is Such Sweet Sorrow

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News

A couple of weeks ago, I put Valessa and Ava on my table at a convention in Indianapolis – Starbase Indy to be precise – and lo to my delight they found a home at last.

But parting is such sweet sorrow. We at the Fashion Doll Witness Program love it when those who come to us are able to stand on their two vinyl feet and walk strongly away into new glamorous lives. But we also miss them.

As soon as I make contact with their new home, certificates of authenticity will be mailed to ensure their new identities remain intact.

Congratulations, Valessa and Ava!

Ava

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Fashion Doll Witness Protection

The Story

One chilly November day, we at the Fashion Doll Witness Protection Program were contacted by special service agents from a secret program under the government umbrella. There was a famous gymnast defecting from Russia, and they wanted our help in giving her a new identity.

We were only happy to oblige. How could we turn her away? This is how Ava came to us — we shan’t reveal her real name, but let’s just say that you might recognize her if you get your hands on the right Russian newspapers.

HISTORY

I love the Moxie Girlz, and I’m kind of sad that they’re not being manufactured anymore. When they were out and an item, of course I didn’t have the money to purchase them. I do have one in my personal collection I had repainted, and I’ll photograph her eventually. I also have this beauty, who I rescued from somewhere but it’s been so long I can’t remember where from. I see them on ebay sometimes. I’m probably going to start buying them.

Her before pictures:

She smells a little bit like mothballs, but she was still in excellent condition. I just needed to get her hair straight. She’s a basic model Avery Moxie Girlz still in her original clothing, so I only repainted her face. I tried to give her a small quirk of a smile to go with one narrowed eye and a lifted eyebrow.

 

Ava has found a home. Her new owner will receive a certificate of authenticity once we can make contact.