![]() Back of box |
![]() Little Charmer |
![]() Lady of Fashion |
Before Hasbro actually began making dolls, they made a series of doll clothing kits called Cutie Clothes, designed to fit 8" and 10.5" dolls. These kits consist of fabric specially treated to prevent raveling, ribbon, pattern and instruction sheet specific to the kit, and general instruction booklet. The package proclaims "Just Snip-'n-Bow-'n//No Sewing" as if that were an easy way for children to assemble the outfit. In fact, threading all the pieces together with ribbon is rather complicated, and would require a lot of manual dexterity.
![]() Magic Mist |
![]() Pink Princess |
![]() Sleepy Time Gal |
There were twelve kits pictured on the back of the boxes. In addition to the eight shown, the others were Sun Time, Golden Girl, Wedding Belle and Winter Carnival.
![]() Sugar-'N-Spice |
![]() Sweet-'N-Saucy |
![]() Vanity Fair |
Copyright 2006 by Zendelle Bouchard.
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