Today’s Friday Girl is Birthday Wishes Barbie from 1998. She was the first in a series of Collector dolls but I bought her loose and nude from an eBay seller. I didn’t even know who she was at the time as I had not been collecting lone when I got her. Victoria is wearing a Fashion Fever pack shirt which fits quite well and a skirt which I think is either integrity or a generic one that I had.
You will have seen Victoria featured in a couple of Mother’s Day posts. Victoria likes baking, gardening, sewing and spoiling her two younger brothers Georgie and Frankie.
*Dress and stockings by Etsy seller Ellasdolls.
Pretty girl, I imagine she’s pretty handy w/ all the custom fashions around. Some of the outfits for the plus size dolls are pretty weird. I have also seen several places on pinterest to modify old fashions to make them new or customize them. Does Victoria have a work room (home projects)or show room/studio.. where she sells things? Is she a “behind the scenes gal for photo shoots to pin things or fix a broken sipper etc?
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She does have a sewing machine but she mostly prefers to make clothes for herself or her brothers when they were little.
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*zipper
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Sounds like a creative person at any rate.
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Isn’t it funny how you discover you’ve gotten a little treasure and you didn’t even know it? It’s part of the fun of collecting.
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It is, the fun of collecting for me is as much the finding and researching as possession.
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Pretty doll and ensemble. I don’t recognize the FF top but the whole outfit came together.
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It was quite an earlly one and one of the few pack items I bought, usually I found the closets better value for money than the small items. I loved the hats but never bought them for that reason. Wish I had now.
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It was amazing how certain FF accessories sold separately matched the ensemble of specific dolls. I think FF was the peak of fashion doll collecting.
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Certainly of modern doll collecting, the quality was great and so was the variety. I’d say it rivals the vintage era.
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