Showing posts with label Bristol. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Bristol. Show all posts

Tuesday, June 10, 2014

Bristol's Spring Photoshoot

This is Bristol's first (real) photoshoot! I wasn't able to get many pictures because it was really buggy outside, but here it is anyway! :)







Hope you enjoyed it! I've got a bunch of posts coming up, since I'm out of school now and have more time. Also, I am hoping to upload to my YouTube channel at least once a week. Go check out my channel! The link is here

~Marisa

P.S. Please tell me in the comments what things you'd like to see on my blog/YouTube this summer!

Tuesday, May 13, 2014

Meet Bristol~ NEW DOLL!

Hey everyone!  GUESS WHAT?! I have a new doll! She is a custom doll. Here is her story:

I had decided it was time for a new doll, and I was trying to decide which one I wanted. Then on Google+, I saw a photo of a woman with blue ombre hair. I thought that was super cool, and asked my friend Juliet from Chestnut Street if she had any ideas on how to make a doll like that. she told me to check Etsy for wigs. Sure enough, there was a blue wig that I liked! The only problem was, I didn't have a doll to wear the wig. So I kept checking Ebay every day, and one day, I finally found a doll I liked who was a good price and could easily be fixed. This was a used Pre-Mattel JLY #25. So I bought the wig and the doll. The total for both of those was $85- $65 for the doll and $20 for the wig. So when both things came, I set to work! More on that later... now for the finished doll!







And in case you didn't remember from reading the title, her name is Bristol. Her personality:

Bristol is a funky teenage girl who loves to draw, paint, or do any type of art in general. Her blue hair was inspired by her love of art, and though it may seem different from everyone else, it's who she is and she loves it!

Yes, I know the blue hair is a little out-there, but I like it! 
I'm so happy to have a new addition to my doll family- she'll add a bit of spunk to my collection!

~Marisa and her American Girls