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| Dynamite Girl Feelin' Fierce Dani surrounded by Barbie playline furniture and accessories, and a Rement tea cup. |
- The price is right. You can't go wrong with a $15 Barbie play set for your diorama display.
- Interchangeability: Did you know Liv doll clothes (nice quality) will fit Model Muse Barbies, for example?
- Accessories: Check out the purses included with Moxie Teens!
- Variety: Every girl needs a variety of clothing, shoes and accessories. Sort your dolls' wardrobe by color, and you'll be surprised what outfits you can put together!
- Thrift stores and garage sales: You're much more likely to find playline dolls here than collector dolls. Don't snub them--check them out, see if sanding or painting them would fix them up to your liking and style.
- Vintage Barbies were all playline dolls at one time!
- You never know what sorts of tiny items will be in that play set.
- Playline stuff is a lot of fun to play with--plus, you can pass it (or unused items) on to younger collectors when you're finished with it.
- If you break it, it's not a big deal.
- You'll have more money to spend on dolls!
# 11 Playline dolls are not as likely to be sold out between paychecks.
ReplyDelete#12 Playline dolls are made to be played with, so they're more durable.
ReplyDelete#13 Since they're so inexpensive, you can practice face-ups, re-roots, etc. on them before moving to their more expensive counterparts.