Suzymstudio Snowmen in the Kitchen Apron Set

Snowmen?!? In May? How confusing is this post?

Honestly, we have been looking at this snowmen apron set from suzymstudio at Etsy since the time of those various holidays in the winter months. But it was difficult to decide who would get to own the set. Then came "The Great Doll Influx of Early 2009!" (Thank you American Girl for your free shipping codes!)

After getting several new historical dolls this year, we now had a reason to grab those snowmen and run for the hills. Luckily, they were still available. What was included?....the main apron with two functional pockets, the headscarf, an oven mitt, a potholder and a special gift of a dishtowel made of the same fabric! Yay for gifts!

Since we purchased this set from "Suzy M" it was only natural that it be given to Susan- so here she is below in all of her ready-to-start-baking-cookies glory! Please enjoy the many many photos (my stepsister Stella, our photographer for this shoot, wanted to include every possible angle in this post).

Coming up next from my tiny vinyl fingertips through this giant keyboard to the almost infinite universe of the Internet- a post on our very first acquisition from Ebay seller Damsels-in-Dress! Yippee!

Guest Review: Ashley's Attic Girl & Doll Dresses

These adorable dresses were made by Cheri at Ashley's Attic. She specializes in making historical dresses for girls and matching ones for their dolls. To get ready for Cinco de Mayo we ordered a Josefina style dress. We even have an authentic southwest background for our photo shoot.


There is an authentic camisa with a long flowing skirt, a sash completes this southwest look.

Emily really wanted to model the dress, she thinks she looks the most like her human.

To find Cheri follow the link and scroll down until you see ads for Ashley's Attic. We can't wait to order more outfits to match our humans. Happy Cinco de Mayo this week!

Susan Shapiro Arrives! Her Homecoming Gift- A Keepers Dolly Duds outfit!

And faster than you can say puffy periwinkle pirate pants, our new light-brown-eyed Susan Shapiro, courtesy of the customization services of Mstangledwebs, appeared at our doorstep! Below you will see the gorgeous, up-close shot of Susan's happy face right after she arrived back in Badger's Wood.

As a homecoming gift Penny gave her a new Keepers Dolly Duds 1940s jumper and blouse. Please see the Ebay store of keepersdollyduds for more items like this from Eve Coleman! Her clothing is made of awesomeness!

In the photos you can see Susan modeling her new outfit and her new eyes, hahahahahaha- I kill myself! Gosh, I'm funny. She is too pretty for her own good and frankly, I'm a little jealous. I mean, how many other Mia dolls were created? At least 5 billion right? And how many light-brown-eyed #23 dolls are out there in the world? Probably not that many! I'm feeling a little, well, generic all of a sudden... but generic is not all that bad. Right?

Our next post from Badger's Wood will feature our beloved new Susan and an Apron set from Etsy seller suzymstudio. Catch ya later alligator!