Does anyone know the name of this doll? I’m unsure even what to search for. It was given to me, so I don’t even have any history with it. It’s a cloth doll and she has a bunny of the same material stitched to one hand. All of the cloth for the “skin” area has a stained look….same for the bunny. It apparently came from a craft store or booth because there is still a sticker on the under side of the dress with a $20.00 price and #904….but nothing else to help me identify it. I have a partial listing up in my store with more pictures of it. Still need to take another one of the bunny sitting up.
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annimae Reputation: 100 See annimae's booth |
I can’t help but she is beautiful, love her hair! Good luck to you.
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johngermaine Reputation: 576 See johngermaine's booth |
I have seen the pattern for her. I bet she is homemade.
My girls always called them Cathy dolls. Not sure if it is here real name.
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adelberta3 Reputation: 120 See adelberta3's booth |
I’m not sure,but back in the 80’s, there was a pattern for dolls and bunnies.The bunnies were extremely popular.I worked in a fabric store back then and the fabric on the dress also looks like something from the 80’s.
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dlb1954 Reputation: 18 See dlb1954's booth |
Thanks for your help guys….that at least gives me something to work with. Looked for “Cathy” dolls, but on the few pages I looked at, I didn’t see this particular one but will keep searching.
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annimae Reputation: 100 See annimae's booth |
This person (debdoll) has helped our community with such doll expertise knowledge. Perhaps she can also assist, located
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MONTROSE Reputation: 8354 See MONTROSE's booth |
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