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Adorable 1985 Triang Pedigree Cabbage Patch Kid from the South African factory--Must See!

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I wanted to share my newest Triang Pedigree from the South African factory. She's 1985, #1 head mold, beautiful blue eyes, "gaudy gold" double ponies. She has new socks and shoes and a new handmade outfit (from my Ruffled Overalls pattern ). She even has her original diaper. She's very minty. I originally planned on reselling her, but after giving her a makeover, it's so hard to decide! How much do you think she would be worth?  

Wow, no more selling fees on Mercari! What this means to buyer and seller.

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Wow, no more selling fees on Mercari! So I will be lowering my prices on my listings. Use this link to sign up to receive $10! https://merc.li/FB3yN5AVb There’s been a lot of people upset over the new Mercari policies in some groups I’m in, so I thought I’d compare one of my sales to a purchase. With Mercari’s old selling fees, a $125 item only made the seller $108.14. The buyer still pays $125 for that item, plus sales tax. With Zero selling fees, the seller can mark the price down to $108. The buyer will pay $10.30 for fees, totaling $118.30. So for that same item, the buyer pays less. It’s a win-win for both. And if you sell as well as buy, it’s even better. Zero fees if you use your Mercari money made from sales to buy something on Mercari. And I did contact Mercari about the new return policy and they said that they rarely get customers asking for a return. Despite showing people the difference and the fact that the new policy SAVES buyers money, there are still people arguing, sa

Matching with AG Courtney

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 I made a shirt to match with American Girl Courtney  and her Graphic Sweatshirt .  I posted it on IG  and FB and got so many questions how I did it, I decided to share. Materials Needed: Tshirt Printer and printer paper (optional) Iron-on vinyl (HTV) in colors: purple, blue, teal, black, yellow, and hot pink. Parchment Paper Iron or Cricut Press Cutting Machine and Mat I purchased a plain white shirt from Walmart --Free Assembly brand, 100% cotton. I used a scanned image of Courtney's shirt to create the shapes in eCal 2 software from Craft Edge .  Then I increased the size to 11 inches wide.  I saved it as PNG and SVG  (download on dropbox). Instructions: 1.  Prepare the shirt by ironing out any wrinkles and using a lint roller to get any lint off the shirt. 2.  Print out the design on two pieces of legal (8.5x14") paper and tape them together, matching the design.  Slip it underneath the shirt where you will want the design to be. 3.   Cut out the shapes, mirrored, shiny

#61 Aerobics Outfit Pattern for Cabbage Patch Kids

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  I posted these aerobics outfits on facebook  and instagram  and had 27 orders within the first 24 hours !  I'm still working on them and the orders keep coming in.  I had to take a break because my back was aching so bad.   Introduction Pattern to make aerobics outfit that consists of striped one-piece with footies and long sleeves, Bodysuit with a ruffle on the shoulder straps and a ruffle around the waist, a pair of slouchy leg warmers , and headband .  The one-piece is striped knit fabric.  The bodysuit is a solid knit, but the ruffles on it are the same striped fabric as the one-piece.  The leg warmers are made of rib knit fabric.  The headband is made of Stretch Knit Terry (sometimes called “baby terry”.)  Outfit inspired by the original Coleco Aerobics outfit . Materials Needed ·         5/8 Yard Striped Knit Fabric (3/8” Stripes) ·         7x30” Remnant (or ¼ yard) Solid Knit Fabric ·         7x14” Remnant Rib Knit Fabric ·         Remnant of Stretch Te

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