Blythe/Pullip Dolls

19 replies since 14th June 2008 • Last reply 14th June 2008

Reply #16:

I just got my Pullip Papin recently. I found a site that allows you to make payments. I got the last one!
http://www.oobiedoll.com/shop/item.aspx?itemid=371

I still need to get an obitsu from junkyspot tho, so she and I haven't really bonded yet.

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Reply #17:

I want a Blythe doll too, but just can't afford one right now. After checking out the link you posted Mindy Melee, I'm going to save for Pullip EOS Steampunk collection. Happy

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Reply #18:

Funny story about Blythe...WAY before they ever started making their comeback, we found one in my grandma's house that creeped everyone out so badly we had to get rid of it. She had a pull string on the back of her head that would CHANGE HER EYES if you pulled it!! One of the sets of eyes was RED!! Oh the horror!

And of course now I want one. A less creepy one. *shudder*

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Reply #19:

I got my first Blythe, this time last year and now I have three, I also have another on the way! they are really addictive!! But they helped me get my sew-jo back, I have been making clothes, dresses, coats, capes, and bedding, chair covers etc for their dollhouse. They all have the pull string eye change mechanism, which is part of their charm. You can get quite cheap ones nude on ebay.us. and they are quite simple to customise, change their hair, make up, and eye colours. I love them!!

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Reply #20:

i think the mini littlest pet shop ones are pretty good since theyre cheap around 15-20 $ each

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