Spark Creativity with Dolls!
The Classic Face Mold was introduced in 1986 as the first face mold created for American Girl dolls. Its debut featured beloved characters Kirsten, Samantha, and Molly. For American Girl enthusiasts, distinguishing between different face molds is a skill. However, not everyone shares this ability. My mom, for instance, cannot tell any of the AG …
Truly Me dolls offer a unique opportunity for creativity and personalization. Unlike the other American Girl lines such as the Historical Characters, Girls of the Year, World by Us, or Contemporary Characters, Truly Me dolls do not come with pre-assigned names or personalities. Instead, the purchasers are encouraged to name and create the doll’s personality …
For many collectors and enthusiasts, each doll has a unique charm and personality that makes them more than just toys—they become cherished companions and a canvas for creativity. One such beloved doll is the Truly Me 55, known for her adorable spray of freckles, beautiful hazel eyes, and stunning dark brown hair. Despite her many …
Let me take you deeper into Truly Me’s world, where every stitch, every accessory, every choice tells a story of friendship and style. So, recently, I added a new member to my collection, and her name’s Lely! As I eagerly awaited the arrival of my first Create Your Own (CYO) American Doll, Lely, I couldn’t …
In 2022, the American Girl Doll line welcomed a new addition: the Corinne Face Mold. Representing the twelfth face mold in the iconic doll collection, Corinne is captivating. With her brown eyes and black and blue hair, she immediately stands out among her peers. As the first Asian Girl of the Year in the American …
You might be wondering if there are any American Girl Doll face molds that look remarkably similar. The answer is the Claudie and Makena face molds, which have very similar appearances. The Claudie face mold, introduced in 2022 as the thirteenth mold in the line, and the Makena face mold, introduced in 2021 as the …
Since its inception in 2006, the Jess Mold has beloved doll aficionados with its unique characteristics. Named after Girl of the Year, Jess McConnell, this mold embodies a distinct charm that sets it apart from its counterparts. As I delve into the nuances of the Jess Mold, from its almond-shaped eyes to its subtle chin …
Introduced in 2020, Joss face mold was the tenth face mold created for the American Girl series. This face mold was specifically designed with thoughtful features, including the ability to accommodate a hearing aid, making it a notable addition to the American Girl family. This thoughtful design allows the hearing aid to be fitted without …
Josefina face mold, introduced by American Girl in 1997, has become a distinctive part of the brand’s diverse lineup. First seen with the character Josefina Montoya, this face mold is celebrated for its unique ability to represent a wide range of ethnicities. Designed with thoughtful attention to detail, the Josefina mold features a somewhat longer, …
The Marie Grace face mold was introduced in 2011 with the character Marie Grace Gardner, marking a significant addition to the American Girl doll line. This new face mold was designed to reflect a blend of uniqueness and historical accuracy, perfectly fitting the character’s storyline set in the vibrant and culturally rich environment of 1850s …