Category: Dolls

Piggie with a Blanket

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Fantasy

 

Name: Piggie
Art piece name: Piggie with a blanket
Birthday: November 18, 2020

I have no way of identifying the pig body that I managed to order. (And they accidentally sent me 2 more. Ooops.) Doesn’t matter, though, because she’s my own brand. The Spearcarrier brand. Ha ha.

Piggie with a Blanket stands 6″ tall. Her blanket and outfit were individually crafted for her and her alone. She came with a pair of shoes that have been modified to her unique tastes.

Her wig is handmade, one of a kind piece just for her. It’s made from a blend of wool and acrylic fiber. It’s so soft! And yes, that’s a little toothie!

Her pajamas proved to be a bit of a challenge. I’d gotten a pattern that was supposed to fit dolls her size, but soon learned the arms were a bit snug. It’s a trial getting the shirt off and on. I worried I was going to pop a seam.

I might do two more piggies, being as I have the blank doll bodies to do it. If so, the next one will be entitled “This piggie can fly.” I will also name the series “Three Little Piggies”… if I do it. I’ve got plans, but life may have other plans.

Here are some more photos of the little one for you to enjoy. I’m not sure if she’s going to be for sale yet. I may wait until I’ve done all three, if I do them. Or… I may not wait. I dunno.

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.