Werepuppy's A Doll A Day Challenge 2020

[werepuppy]

I've taken a few off myself. *glances at the fakey pony head sitting in the doll shelf*

All doll collectors seem to try it at some point!

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302. J is for John



Another figure from the Torchwood range. John Hart is... actually, y'know what? This is another job for a wiki page! Sometimes, it really is the best option.

[werepuppy]

303. K is for Kermit



Hi-ho, everybody! Kermit the Frog here. One ofthe most famous felt faces in the world, this is my own plush of the green front frog of the Muppets. Disney Store one from the release of The Muppets. Soft, and cuddly, and very much loved.

[Tam I am]

It's not easy being green.

[werepuppy]

It's not easy being green.

And there's so many songs about rainbows.

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304. L is for Loki



"...What in the Nine Realms is that meant to be? Dear Norns, mortals make no sense."

Loki met his plushie self! ... It made me giggle.

[Tam I am]

Get him, plushie, he's an imposter out to take over your kingdom!

[werepuppy]

Get him, plushie, he's an imposter out to take over your kingdom!

Ha! Now that would be a fun out-take photo!

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305. Happy Hallowe'en



How does Wednesday spend this festive day? Scrying family, mostly. Mother's line seems to be busy...

[werepuppy]

306. M is for Mish Mash



Another bear! This is Mish Mash, from the 2018 collection. He's 16 1/2" tall and in these great monochrome tones. Though I can't help but feel like he looks almost worried in this picture, and I can't think what about...

[Tam I am]

To me, it looks like "Gimme a cookie?"

[werepuppy]

To me, it looks like "Gimme a cookie?"

Sadly, I didn't have any cookies around.

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307. N is for New Skill



"I can't believe your mother neglected to teach you this."
"Monday, Mother did teach me potions, and made sure I reached at least black belt. And scrying seems so... old fashioned for my liking. I much prefer letters, in which you can express yourself with the best words that you mind can conjure. Wouldn't you agree, Wednesday?"
"...It's time to learn to scry."

Ophelia is the only one of the girls who doesn't know how to scry-call family members. In fairness? Her mother did try, but her daughter waxed lyrical about the beauty of the written word. Still... Grandmama prefers her girls scry-calling at least once a month.

[richila]

Scry-calling doesn't negate the beauty of letters. She can do both.