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8 inches tall the the toy features wooden mechanical parts that has been crafted by David Choe. Each doll has a multi-face feature, just turn the knob on top of her hat to reveal three different facial expressions - happy, sad, and angry. The arms are articulated with spring joints for multiple poses. No plastic parts have been used in the toy or packaging for an environment friendly product.

Updated Nov 10, 2009

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Block Heads Humanoid Paper Toys

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I'm in love with the idea of these paper toys, I think its a nifty and fun gift. Each of the models are pre-cut and require no glue for assembly.

Updated Dec 17, 2009

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Blythe Doll T-shirt-Rolling Stones

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Great find! Fit for Blythe doll.

Updated Dec 8, 2009

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Japan LA Website and Store

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Great store and amazing activities for all ages with free gifts for the hello kitty fans in the universe.

Updated Dec 15, 2009

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Apples

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La Maison De Lola soft toy as seen in DWELL Magazine

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I love this toy so very much!

Updated Apr 16, 2009

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Paint it Green

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Blythe | Plastic and Plush

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It seems that all the little girls I know want a Blythe doll, BTW they are $200.00 US dollars and upwards.

Updated Nov 9, 2009

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bent designs

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John Knott founded Bent Fabrication in December 2002. John is inspired by the interaction of people and objects moving through the world. I love that he is experimenting with several elements and I especially like his furniture sculptures.

Updated Dec 3, 2009