The Take Over

So I think my obsession may be starting to ebb a bit. I have received doll clothes in the mail like three days this week. My bed is covered with Blythe stuff which I was unpacking from the box last week and never put back. I just keep adding stuff as it comes in. I got two pairs of cowboy boots from BlytheDesires, a dress from PlasticFashion on Artfire another dress from Little Miss Boutique and today I received two absolutely sweet knit garments from Feltland which I had to pick up this morning at the Post Office because it came registered mail from Spain. The yarn work on these teeny things is amazing.

I'm done. I still have like five other things on the way that are already paid for but I think I'm gonna take it easy on Blythe purchases for a while. I really need to start organizing what I have.

Artfire Addict

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Artfire is a website very similar to etsy which supports the sale buy handmade artists of all their goods to the general public. In terms of clothes for Blythe dolls, it is a Shangri La. I think I can safely say that I am having way more fun shopping for Blythe than I have had shopping for myself lately. There's just so much it's literally overwhelming but it makes me really insanely happy. I discovered Artfire through Plasticfashion's flickr page which is just unbelievably prolific. She is one the best Blythe Doll seamstresses I have come across. Her and Hilary Wagstaff on Etsy just blow my mind. So, um, while I do have some sense and have totally cut myself off from spending anymore dough on Blythe gear for the moment. I am making a long list of stuff I'm finding on Artfire and starting to realize that Blythe may have a larger wardrobe than I do in like a matter or weeks. Too much for one doll. Which is why I may need another. : )