It was back to work yesterday and as I walked by the Chanel store on my way to the museum, I could not help but notice that their windows still display the oh-so-lovely Coco Chanel dolls. Even though I'd heard that these dolls were not for sale, I thought Santa could do anything...
Luckily my disappointment was short-lived because the very next day, I got an email from the talented doll-maker
Karen Kline telling me that she made two of these dolls after seeing my post.
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Fashion dolls by Karen Kline 2010 |
Karen made one for herself and one for me!! Can you believe how lucky I am to have such a talented, thoughtful and generous friend?
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A doll for me! |
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Karen is not selling these particular dolls, but this project has inspired her to begin a line of fashion dolls.
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Fashion doll in progress by Karen Kline 2010 |
I'll be interviewing Karen in an upcoming post. In the meantime, please visit her doll-lightful blog
here. Or visit her Etsy shop
here.
Photo credits: Karen Kline 2010