Selling My Collection (NOT CLICKBAIT)

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I have multiple posts on this blog teasing upcoming sales of my dolls and their things, but never actually got around to it. Folks, this is the time I am truly doing it. I am keeping 4 dolls in total: Lindsey, Caroline, Maryellen, and Nanea. I will open up a new page on my blog dedicated to current unsold items. And if I am able to keep up with it, I'll post a weekly update post to what is being put up for sale. I will be using labels on each post to help keep filter through what is sold and unsold. Here are your current listings for the week of June 22nd - June 28th (plus the 29th):

Melody's Recording Studio - $395

Just Like You/Girl of Today #4 - $300

Kit Kittredge - $90

Rebecca Rubin - $85

Kirsten's Knit Woolens, Sweater Only - $25

Metro Leggings Set $15

Seashore Stripe Skirt - $12

Tiered Tropical Skirt - $12

Peplum Top - $12

Classic Knit Sweater - $12

Sea Breeze Top - $12

Purple Skirt - $12

Pretty Plaid Shirt - $12


Not expecting views on this like I did in 2018, but if anyone is lingering all these years later: I'm glad you're here and I still know way too much about American Girl dolls. I just like filmmaking more now.

Ella

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