GOML outfits

[diana conover]

I think someone already posted a similar topic a while back. The Kish section on Ebay is starting to have outfits people have made for the GOML dolls.
I hadn't really thought about undressing them before, but they are really beautiful and wear different clothes well.
I am really starting to like Kish dolls, and even ordered some of them. [img]redface.gif[/img]

[Aunt Cornelia]

Yes, I've seen a couple of those. They are so cute and the dolls look so different with new clothes. I am amazed that people can sew those tiny little clothes. My Mom sewed some Barbie clothes for me when I was young and I still can't believe she did that. [img]smile.gif[/img]

[AG DRESS DESIGNER]

I changed Minuk's clothes and made her into an Indian for a doll for Kaya. She is so cute in her new outfit. It is more difficult to sew for these little dolls.

<font color="#051E50" size="1">[ April 05, 2005 05:11 PM: Message edited by: AG Dress Designer ]</font>

[JuliaAM]

I bought myself a Minuk and Cecile with the intent of making clothes for them. They look fun to sew for but you're right about it being more difficult with the small seams and pieces involved.

I couldn't find any clothing for the GOML dolls on ebay. Maybe I'm using the wrong search words. I've only seen one outfit, for Minuk, and that was a couple months ago.

Here's an auction that shows what happens if you brush out Cecile's lovely curls. Yikes! But I love the idea of having a Cecile as big sister to Riley. I'm not sure how the size will work though. I don't have Riley but it seems Cecile should be bigger in comparison.

Julia

[kamakajr]

I think I would be afraid to change our GOMLs out of their original outfits! They don't really seem made to accommodate outfit changes. They are beautiful dolls and would showcase intricate outfits well.

But I wouldn't be able to do it. I'm just a wimp when it comes to these things.

I'd love to see your pictures!