Hello, my dear European readers,
I've been working on my next book, working title is currently A Little More BJDs for Beginners, and I'm revising my list of current doll dealers and doll companies. It's with a heavy heart that I just saw that Mikka's Dollhouse is going out of business. I did see that she has all her current inventory listed at fantastic prices, however, and she ships to all European countries.
If you're a fan of Berdine Creedy, Doll in Mind, Bo Bergemann, DollnDoll, or Fantasy Doll, go check out her store. And be sure to check out the good prices on wigs, too--some are listed at 50% off, and I think you guys may be able to save some taxes and the like.
While I'm on the subject... what else would you be interested in as I'm updating a list of doll companies? I'm adding the price range, doll quality and notes (according to feedback I've personally had and also what I'm reading from owners), company communication and shipping times, and how and where you can order. Is there anything else you'd be interested in knowing in a great, grand list of dolls?
I'm actually thinking of contacting each company as well--to see if they'd like to let me know something special about their dolls.
I'm happy to hear you're working on another book; Ball-Jointed Dolls for Beginners was (and still is) such a help to me! Without it my dear ball-jointed boy would probably not be sitting here watching me type, so thanks so much and I can't wait for your next one! :)
ReplyDeleteMaybe on your list of doll companies, you could add (where applicable) any special names a company uses for their different sizes of dolls, like Boy & Girl's Honey Dolls or Peak's Woods' Fairies of Color. Admittedly, it's not so hard to figure out (although I still don't know what's what with Crobi Doll =P) but it might be nice.
That's actually an excellent idea! As I'm collecting info, I'm collecting by height in cm, but feeling like I should have simply called them tiny/mini/large. I like the company names best, though! Thank you! :)
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