Anyway, the doll that pushed me over the so-called "Century Mark" actually might have been a denizen of my so-called Bluebeard Drawer. I purchased her as a head, but decided that she had to have a body as soon as I could arrange it. One of my other dolls, whom I wanted to Frankendolly onto a different style of body "volunteered" to "donate" her body to the cause, and doll number 100 became a "real live doll," and not an occupant in my Bluebeard Drawer.
Kalypso Hart, formerly Egyptian Gold Betty Ann |
Oh, and for those of you who wonder what in the world a Bluebeard Drawer could POSSIBLY be or look like, here is your answer:
Gruesome, isn't it? |
Too funny! I have a selection of Gene heads in a craft container. Whenever hubby sees doll parts floating around, he calls me Sid, the macabre kid from Toy Story. I think Bluebeard drawer is (slitly) nicer!
ReplyDeleteGlad you enjoyed! LOL, I have had SO many people ask me what I meant by Bluebeard Drawer. I first took that pic for my own blog Random Doll Blathering, when I did the "Body By Sonya" entry, as a kind of thank you for my friend Sonya for selling a body that Kalypso's sister, Zoe (Cold as Ice Kit) is using.
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