Current Mood : So happy...
Pretty new dolls ! I hope
the Scarah Screams doll takes a while to come out, so I can enjoy these for a
long time, without worrying about her ! I
tell ya, part of enjoying these dolls is how easy they were to obtain. Yeah, I
paid a bit extra for shipping and convenience, but right now, it is soooo worth
it.
I love this Mad Science Ghoulia. It’s why she got a
solo photoshoot today. She seems to have a slight smile about her, and her eyes
are so lovely. I’m kinda disappointed in her hair – it’s chopped and uneven,
and she lost a lot during a post-debox brush – but I like the style. It’s like
her Signature style, but updated. (grin) At first, I thought her hair was most
like Dot Dead Gorgeous Spectra’s, but
a quick look at all my dolls shows it’s original. Others have side bangs, but
Ghoulia’s are much higher than everyone else’s.
Of course, I love her clothes.
The Periodic Table-inspired print is precisely that, inspired. It’s not one-way
only oriented, but you may wanna look for one on the shelf that has the letters
facing up. Doesn’t really matter much, though. The dress has a snug-fitting
bodice with a flared skirt that looks so classically feminine. Her earrings
match – so do Cleo’s, for some weird reason, but in gold – and at least they
catch her glasses when they don’t quite reach her ears. Her headband tends to
ride slightly above her head, much like her signature one, but it’s adorable,
with a brain decoration on the side. I also love her flared lab coat, the lapels
are tacked down and everything ! And the ‘brain’ print goes with half her
wardrobe. I wish they’d done something more interesting with her shoes. More
high-tops, yawn. I know I always avoided bracelets on Lab Days in school but
maybe Ghoulia just forgot. They’re cute !
Tomorrow, you get to hear
about Cleo’s deboxing – what a pain that was ! But she’s beautiful, that purple
streak in her hair is so unique. I just prefer Scaris.
Oh, and I did something a
little silly. Found a slightly used copy of Barbie
Fashion Vol. 1, 1959 – 1697 for a great price, and snagged it. I already
have the other two Sarah Sink Eames books, and wanted this one, too. But $50.
and more kept me wanting. I still checked thrift stores, second-hand bookstores,
and yard sales just in case, but it was evidently a rare book. Anybody would
wonder why I bought a Barbie book, when clearly my interests have waned, but
the Vintage fashions are the ones I’m always trying to copy ! Even most of my MH creations kinda look like Barbie
clothes, really. Plus, I still leaf through the other two volumes, for ideas in
shape, color, and style. So I’m excited about having all three, finally !