Focusing on a Trendon Baby for a change.

This is a minty early 70s Trendon baby boy who because of his longer hair style can double up as a baby girl if required.


He/she is wearing a delightful little floral dress set (by eBay ID Maz?) that I won off eBay a couple of weeks ago.



I had seen a copy of this dress previously but had forgotten to place a bid at the time so was thrilled to see one come back up for sale again.



This is the closest coloured ribbon that I could find to tie around the hair.



Yet MORE thanks to Sarah for listing these photos. I need to get behind the camera again as I have basically run out of 'not seen before' photos stored in my pictures and I have again been sent some lovely Sasha sized gifts that certainly need to be set up, photograhed and listed asap.This week has been busy but next week looks particularly hectic with appointments as 'we' try to get myself sorted out. It's been a long hard year!

The Sashas seem to have taken it upon themselves to get changed into more Autumnal clothing since I don't seem to have the time at the moment.

Eline, a 1971/2 Trendon girl re-rooted by Jackie Rydstrom has chosen to wear a Pinestreetstudio dress set with Ruthsdoll's shoes and commercially made socks.




I can see that a decision is being made as to whether to tie the bow on top of or to the side of the head.



There is a navy jacket to go with this outfit but Eline is saving it for when the weather gets colder.



Love this photo of her and personally I prefer the ribbon tied to the side.



Usual thanks to Sarah for her continuing magnificent job of re-sizing and downloading the photo.

Back again to enlisting Sarah William's invaluable help to download these photos ready for Lorraines's return from getting the results from her recent tests.

Lorraine, sincerely hoping that the results were good and that you can be easily helped with just medications (and no surgery) for your pain.
A 1967 Frido Brown Cord NP that came in her original full outfit and white wide trough box. These boxes, as I remember from my daughter's two, were large and quite flimsy so not many survived.


Here she is wearing a Jill Mackley beautifully smocked and piped checked dress, Ruthsdoll's shoes and commercially made socks.


I have tied a toning ribbon and left her hair slightly ruffled to give her a naturally rather untidy, 'couldn't-care-less' look.



I do hope Lorraine that these few photos have cheered you up for a minute or two.



My thanks as always to Sarah who does a brilliant job of re-sizing and listing nthese photos once again.
My daughter phoned today and has promised to go over the proceedure a few more times when she is over at Christmas in the hope that I can then manage them myself.

Talk about taking 'one step forward then two steps back' I now can't seem to download any photos onto my blog. Seeking help.