Posts Tagged ‘18″ American Girl Dolls’
American Girl Kirsten Doll is being Retired!
Thursday, October 1st, 2009Classic Plaid School Uniform for 18″ American Girl Dolls
Thursday, August 20th, 2009Sweet classic 5 piece school uniform includes a white long sleeve one pocket blouse with front button closure, and a plaid pleated skirt, vest, hair scrunchie and sash that can be worn as a tie, belt or hair ribbon. Designed to fit 18″ dolls as shown on the AG Just Like You doll model. 
The black and white saddle shoes and socks are available in the Doll Clothes Shop web store. The classic plaid school uniform is also available with a white short sleeve blouse instead of the long sleeve blouse as shown.
Check out all the new fall and school outfits available now at the Doll Clothes Shop. Also a large inventory of Halloween costumes and sparkle masks are available for 18″ and 15″ dolls.
Gotz 18″ Little Sister Lily added as doll model
Thursday, August 20th, 2009We are pleased to announce the addition of beautiful Lily by Gotz as a model for The Doll Clothes Shop. Lily is one of the three Gotz retired “Little Sister” dolls. Here is an example of Lily modeling.
Lily is modeling a beautiful pink blouse with cap sleeves, embroidered flowers on the front, a bow at the neckline and easy back Velcro closure. Great quality and lots of details. This blouse is available at The Doll Clothes Shop under 18″ Separates…..Terrific Tops and value priced at $5.99.
Is the NEW American Girl Doll a Replacement for Samantha?
Friday, May 8th, 2009American Girl announced a NEW historical doll is arriving on May 31st.
Rumor has it that the new historical doll available the end of the month is a replacement doll for Samantha from the same era.
When is a girl ready for her first 18” American Girl Doll?
Tuesday, May 5th, 2009It seems younger girls are now to getting their first 18″ American Girl dolls earlier. American Girl states that they are for 8 year old girls and older. This might have been true in the mid 1980’s when they first came out, but the girls of today are growing up faster.
As an example…a few weeks ago my granddaughter, Maryn stayed over for a few days during school vacation. She informed me that she is quite ready to move up from her Bitty Twins to an 18” American Girl doll. I explained to her that her cousin, Morgan (Maryn’s idol) got her first AG doll when she was six and that is the magic age when she can get one too. Maryn spent lots of time carefully looking over the American Girl catalog from cover to cover and decided she wants a doll that looks just like her. Of course that doll with the blond hair, bangs and hazel eyes is one of the dolls that is retired. Fortunately I figured she would want one just like her so I started looking for one last year. I managed to find two – one in play condition to be her first doll and one in great condition to put away for when she is old enough to really take care of her doll.
What age do you consider the right age for a girl to receive her first 18″ AG doll?
Randa