ISO: doll house dolls

NannyMom · Mar 12, 2012

I am ISO doll house dolls, I'm imagining like Fisher Price Loving Family. But really, anything that isn't is appropriate for church (ie- not barbie or bratz type). None of the kids like the old style dolls (the really old ones with the blue roof house), so I'm looking to replace them.

I'm also looking for a complete My First Doll House if the price is right

amyd · Mar 13, 2012

What size dolls do you need? I have this Plan set NIB.

http://www.plantoys.com/products.php?Id=7416

NannyMom · Mar 13, 2012

amyd said:
What size dolls do you need? I have this Plan set NIB.

http://www.plantoys.com/products.php?Id=7416

How much would you want for them? I was hoping for used so it would be cheaper. This is for the church nursery, that doesn't have much budget.

amyd · Mar 13, 2012

I got them really cheap on clearance at FAO a couple years ago. I'm not looking to make any money off them. They'd probably ship really cheap if I took them out of the box. What's the zip? I'll get a quote and let you know.

dneul · Mar 13, 2012

I have some of the little kid Barbie dolls that fit into dollhouses really well. I can get a picture of them, and you can have them ffs. I do have a complete new in plastic living family set. Co Ed with mom, dad, brother, sister, and baby. This is a caucasian family. I want $20 for them shipped.

NannyMom · Mar 13, 2012

dneul said:
I have some of the little kid Barbie dolls that fit into dollhouses really well. I can get a picture of them, and you can have them ffs. I do have a complete new in plastic living family set. Co Ed with mom, dad, brother, sister, and baby. This is a caucasian family. I want $20 for them shipped.

I'd love a pic of the little kid barbies.

Evolily · Mar 14, 2012

I've been making bendable dollhouse dolls recently. All you need to make them is pipe cleaners, wood beads, yarn, glue, paint, felt, and embroidery floss. Basically you bend the pipe cleaners into a doll body, wrap it with yarn or floss, paint the face like a head, glue on the bead, glue on wool hair, make some felt clothes, and you're done! Ok, so, I've only completed two and the first one looks very lame, but if I had more time and patience it really isn't that hard.

IIRC you can google "bendy dolls" for a tutorial, although I make them a bit different than other people the general steps are the same. Also, peg people are awesome, but not quite dolls. OTOH, peg people would make a good craft for the older kids and then can be passed down to the younger kids.

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