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November 19th, 2006, 06:56 PM
#1
Inactive Member
I have ideas for girls of the year and historical (well the historical aren't my orginal creation since they are characters who are already in the american girl books, but if I had gotten my way, these two would have been made)
Girl of the year:
Lynn: Your Lynn doll comes with her shoulder length, brownish-blonde hair down, with a small braid on the side. She comes wearing a comfy blue tee shirt and her favorite pair of blue jeans. She also wears her black and pink sneakers.
Lynn looks: traditional face mold,caucasion with lots of freckles (not just over her nose), blue green eyes (new color), brownish-blonde hair, shoulder length (color a cross between Molly's and #21 hair color).
Lynn story: Lynn has always had scholiosis, but she finds out that it has worsened. And now she must wear a back brace. Lynn's heartbroken, because now she thinks she can't do anything she loves to do. Also, will her classmates make fun of her now? Read and find out how Lynn overcomes all of these obstacles.
Lynn's accessories: Lynn always carries around her cute tinkerbell purse. Inside it she keeps her house keys, a compact mirror, a pack of fake gum, and pretend lipgloss. Oh and don't forget to put on lynn's brace.
Lynn's basketball uniform: Lynn loves basketball. Even when she gets the brace, she's still on the team. So get her ready for the game by putting on her uniform which includes; a team jersey, shorts, sock and sneakers. Pull her hair back with two ponytail holders and a head band. Don't forget her water bottle so she dosn't get dehydrated, and in case she gets hungry during break give her her granola bar. Now she's ready to dribble that ball and shoot some hoops.
Dance practice outfit: Lynn loves to dance, and it's now one of the hardest things for her to do--now since the brace limits her flexablity. But she still finds a way to dance. So get her ready for dance by putting on her black dance pants, and her black dance shirt with her dance school's logo on it. Don't forget to pull her hair back with ponytail holders.
Dance accessories: Lynn takes many different styles of dance. For tap, make sure you put on her tan tap shoes. For jazz, make sure you put on her tan jazz shoes. For hip hop, put on her black hip hop sneakers. For easy carrying, put it all in Lynn's baby blue dance bag. Don't forget to put a water bottle and a dollar in her bag, in case of emergancies.
Historicals:
Linda: Your linda doll comes with her black shoulder-length hair pulled back with two barettes. She comes wearing a yellow sweater and brown jumper with flower embroidery. Don't forget to put on her socks and brown penny loafers.
Linda's looks:traditional face mold, caucasian. Hair color and style like #25, with blue eyes like kirsten's
Susan doll: Your Susan doll comes with her blondish-brown hair hanging loose. She wears a plaid shirt with a olive-green sweater over it, and a plaid shirt. She also wears socks and maryjanes.
Susan looks: I'm not sure on what mold she'll have yet, caucasian. She has hair similar to Molly's-- just with blonde in it. I was never sure what her eye color was, but it always looked hazel to me.
Linda's Hula outfit: Linda loves to go trick or treating with Molly and Susan, but since the war started things like Halloween costumes were hard to come by. So Linda and her friends made their own. Linda wears a hula skirt made from old newspaper dyed green, and an orange lei and flowers. But since it's cold, don't forget to put on her golden yellow orange sweater.
Susan's Hula outfit:Susan is very pleased with her and her friend's matching hula costumes. She loves how her hula skirt made from newspaper swishes and sways. To keep warm she wears a turquoise-blue sweater. Don't forget her pretty pink lei, and flowers that complete the look.
Linda's ukulele: Linda's father had an old ukulele that he let Linda borrow for Halloween. It has no strings, but Linda thinks it's the perfect touch to her and her friends' costumes.
Linda's Tap costume: It looks exactly like Emily's and Susan's tap costume. Susan's ready for the Miss Victory performance in her blue sleaveless dress with a blue cape, and with sparkles on the rim. Put on her tap shoes, and don't forget her huge sparkly star headpiece.
I'm still unsure of their story, and I'll add their outfits after I think of them, in a minute.
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November 19th, 2006, 11:00 PM
#2
Inactive Member
Okay, if these were real dolls, I'd be BROKE! [img]wink.gif[/img]
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November 19th, 2006, 11:06 PM
#3
horselvr2
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Good ideas. I wish they made Susan! If they did, I'd buy her in a secound!! Oh and that's called a Jumper
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November 19th, 2006, 11:28 PM
#4
Inactive Member
thanks. i added outfits and kept the outfits as close to the book illustartions as possible i acctually had the book in front of me while describing their outfits
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