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Dumpling Dolls!

Postby werepuppy » Mon Jul 21, 2014 12:38 pm

Okay, this is a recent discovery of mine, but dear dollieh gods, these things are so very adorable. I am going to link to a review I wrote - just here - but only because there's quite a few pictures in the review that would probably take up a lot of space were I to try to place them all here. Seriously, adorable little things, I really think people here would love them.

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Pippa the Dumpling Doll by zaramcaspurren, on Flickr
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Re: Dumpling Dolls!

Postby Linsilee » Mon Jul 21, 2014 2:51 pm

They are cute dolls. I checked out your review and have to agree with the downside of them not being articulate. That would drive me crazy. Very nice review for the dolls by the way.
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Re: Dumpling Dolls!

Postby ShortNCuddlyAm » Mon Jul 21, 2014 3:57 pm

She's a cute wee thing.

Pippa suits her, too.
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Re: Dumpling Dolls!

Postby werepuppy » Mon Jul 28, 2014 1:29 pm

@Linsilee Thank you very much! I'll be honest, I'm not actually all that bothered by the lack of articulation, which makes a change for me, but I do agree it is a downside to them.

@ShortNCuddlyAm That is what struck me about the Dumpling Dolls in the first place, they're just these wee cute things. And yeah, I d like her name, even if occasionally my head wants to call her Pippi :P
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