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Sunday, May 16, 2010

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Hi Kris,
So glad to see you are home safely and enjoying your little ones - I smiled when I saw the dolly makeover outfit as it is the same fabric of my first Townmouse purchase for my darling Sophie.
Thanks for the gorgeous photos of your travels too!!
Bye for now, Christine

PS. Happy 1st birthday Adelaide!!

she is lovely! I did the same for my eldests 1st birthday- brought a sweet doll and handmade a prettier outfit than the one she came with. Yours looks perfect, and I am glad Adelaide approves!

Welcome back Kristine!
No wonder Adelaide loves her doll - that new outfit is gorgeous!
I am sure the celebrating was very special for you all.
Cheers, Rocío

Happy Birthday Adelaide. Glad to see you made it home safe and sound in time to celebrate a wonderful occasion. Such a cute makeover, love it.

I think the sign of a good holiday is the wonderful feeling you have when you arrive HOME.

Happy birthday to Adelaide. I love the makeover, much prettier.

adorable!!!!! Happy 1st Birthday to Adelaide, so glad you got a little girl of your own too.

That doll is so sweet and yes she did need a makeover! Perfect! I see dolls like that in my marie claire idees magazines with clothes to sew and knit for them!

corrie;)

welcome home - i've been living in Paris vicariously... :)
love your doll makeover! perhaps a new line for you? i think it would be a winner.
i'm sure you haven't let Adelaide out of your sight since your return... enjoy those squeezy cuddles
xx

That is the best dressed doll I've seen for a while - of course our house is a car, truck, pirate ship kind of place... Boys are fabulous but I do envy the fun you'll have with a little girl!

Was wonderful to read about your adventures o'seas. How lovely to be reunited with your little one on her special day.

HI Kris welcome back and happy birthday to Adelaide. I agree with Kirsten why not a little dolls clothes line.

All the clothes available here are either in that bright puce pink, OR French and very overpriced. I see a real gap in the market !! xoxo

A lovely makeover indeed!

I utterly enjoyed every one of your posts from France, thanks so much. I now have terribly itchy feet though...

Happy birthday to Adelaide, I have enjoyed reading about your trip.

Those first birthdays are so fun. I love the liberty dress.

Happy to hear you are home safe! and the very happiest of first birthdays to your littlest angel! Dolly's new dress is simply beautiful!

Now the doll definitely looks like a townmouse girl !!
La poupee a-t-elle un nom ?

Joyeux Anniversaire Adelaide xx

Happy birthday to Adelaide, what a beautiful present in the doll and the new dress. Reminds me of my dolls and the clothes my mum made which always matched the outfits she made for my sisiters and I.
Welcome home Kristine.
Engracia

I can only imagine how much you missed your children, and especially little Adelaide, but secretly I have to admit that I'm just a little disappointed that your trip (and my virtual one) has come to an end. Looking forward to seeing what all that inspiration becomes over the coming months.
Happy birthday Adelaide!

Lx

I love this doll...it looks to me to be one of the Corolle ones (french I think?) Anyway, you should think about making and selling dolls clothes using your beautiful fabrics...it's impossible to find nice ones and I'm sure there is a market.

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