This is day day for of our Digital Dozen Childhood week and I'm fully representing my favourite doll today. I was five when I got my red head Cabbage Patch Kid who I remember calling Rachel. She looked just like the image I found online to use for inspiration for this look. My base is Lady Liberty from Laquerlicious, but is still available now that the brand is Polish M. One of my all time bestie-most teals. I created my lil friend and some funny little cabbages in acrylic paints. I'm also squeezing this one into A2Z for W is for Wild today. A little stretch I know, but they are each born in a cabbage!
Hope your enjoying the week as much as I am. Don't laugh too hard at the bubble booger visible in the macro shot. Although I did when I edited these pictures.
Cheers all,
Ermahgerd! I love cabbage patch kids! And look at your little cabbages! This is adorbs!
ReplyDeleteI see you Dorathy!!! Thanks for all your attempted love today!
DeleteI never would've noticed the bubble. But I'm glad you pointed it out. It made me laugh! You killed it with this one. I've loved seeing all the childhood toys you've done this week!
ReplyDeleteOh sweet Rachel! Those things were all the rage when I was in high school. I remember stories of womean beating each other up just to get the one they wanted!
ReplyDeleteThis is very cute! I had a couple cabbage patch dolls growing up!
ReplyDeleteI never had one (I think I was 11 when they came out) but Beth did, and I loved how squishy and friendly they looked xx
ReplyDeleteI didn't know anyone who DIDN'T have one of these creepy dolls! Haha!
ReplyDeleteThat is one amazing painting! I had a cpd as a kid but can't for the life of me remember which one it was.
ReplyDeleteI remember being lucky enough to get two of these when they first came out; oh, the mobs!
ReplyDeleteI love Cabbage Patch kids And I love your mani. I still have mine and I'm now 40years old. I'll never throw it away.
ReplyDeleteI also used to collect the Garbage Patch Kids collector cards.