Arielle is calling you on her pretend telephone to give you all the details, but I'll contact by email as well. Congratulations!
Thank you, Magic Cabin for sponsoring this great giveaway.
Showing posts with label Waldorf Dolls. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Waldorf Dolls. Show all posts
Tuesday, March 16, 2010
The winner is Ona!
Ona, it is your lucky day. You are the winner of a Spring Flower Fairy or an Easter Doll from Magic Cabin.
Arielle is calling you on her pretend telephone to give you all the details, but I'll contact by email as well. Congratulations!
Thank you, Magic Cabin for sponsoring this great giveaway.
Arielle is calling you on her pretend telephone to give you all the details, but I'll contact by email as well. Congratulations!
Thank you, Magic Cabin for sponsoring this great giveaway.
Tuesday, March 2, 2010
Hippity, Hoppity...Easter's on its way! Beautiful dolls from Magic Cabin...
....AND A GIVEAWAY!!!!
After months of gloomy weather, March has brought sunny skies, temperatures above freezing and muddy shoes. It's a nice change for me to review Easter gifts and to think of spring.
Magic Cabin goes all out for holidays. I look forward to their spring catalog. They always have the cutest dolls, neat egg decorating kits, and even made in the USA treats. I like the sets of German nesting eggs ($19.98) for hiding small treasures.
Arielle and Linnea got to review a Spring Flower Fairy and an Easter Doll ($34.98 each).
These are wonderful Easter gifts for the little girls in your life.
These 7 inch dolls are made by Kathe Kruse of Germany. They come in a pretty pouch...
...and would look adorable tucked into an Easter basket. What a nice alternative to the traditional stuffed bunny! After all, if you give your child an Easter bunny every year, they'll multiply like rabbits :0)
Here's the Daffodil doll tucked into Arielle's purse. (We'll be reviewing the purses later this week.)
Lucky us, the dolls are pink (Arielle's favorite color) and yellow (Linnea's favorite). Linnea was very excited, but said the doll was "not quite bootiful."
Then she proceeded to undress the doll. The fact that the clothing (and the flower) is removable is a big plus for Linnea.
After she dressed the doll by herself, the doll named "Lila" was pronounced perfect.
Arielle is more grown-up. She told me, "I love the pretty pink dress and she has princess hair. Her name is Daisy and she is the Easter Bunny's helper. She gives the eggs out and makes the baskets when the Easter Bunny needs a break."
A close up of Daisy without the removable basket of felt Easter Eggs.
Daisy and Lila have been very busy picnicking and attending tea parties with the other dolls and the stuffed bunnies from three Easters ago. Daisy is especially fond of strawberry tea.
Seven inches is also the perfect size to tuck in a backpack.
And, like all Kathe Kruse dolls, these dolls are beautifully made and will stand up to lots of love. In future years, they will look adorable on a seasonal or nature table. I can just picture the doll, a jar of daffodils, and some decorated eggs on a pink play silk.
But even better, one lucky reader will win an Easter Doll or Spring Flower Fairy of their choice. All you have to do is go to Magic Cabin and tell me what you'd like to put in an Easter basket. You can post a comment with a link here or on Facebook - just make sure I can contact you if you win. I will randomly choose a winner on March 15th.
Thank you, Magic Cabin. Check them out for more Easter treats and don't forget to sign up for the mailing list so you can find out about free shipping deals and coupon codes.
And, thank you readers. Stay tuned for more Easter reviews.
After months of gloomy weather, March has brought sunny skies, temperatures above freezing and muddy shoes. It's a nice change for me to review Easter gifts and to think of spring.
Magic Cabin goes all out for holidays. I look forward to their spring catalog. They always have the cutest dolls, neat egg decorating kits, and even made in the USA treats. I like the sets of German nesting eggs ($19.98) for hiding small treasures.
Arielle and Linnea got to review a Spring Flower Fairy and an Easter Doll ($34.98 each).
These are wonderful Easter gifts for the little girls in your life.
These 7 inch dolls are made by Kathe Kruse of Germany. They come in a pretty pouch...
...and would look adorable tucked into an Easter basket. What a nice alternative to the traditional stuffed bunny! After all, if you give your child an Easter bunny every year, they'll multiply like rabbits :0)
Here's the Daffodil doll tucked into Arielle's purse. (We'll be reviewing the purses later this week.)
Lucky us, the dolls are pink (Arielle's favorite color) and yellow (Linnea's favorite). Linnea was very excited, but said the doll was "not quite bootiful."
Then she proceeded to undress the doll. The fact that the clothing (and the flower) is removable is a big plus for Linnea.
After she dressed the doll by herself, the doll named "Lila" was pronounced perfect.
Arielle is more grown-up. She told me, "I love the pretty pink dress and she has princess hair. Her name is Daisy and she is the Easter Bunny's helper. She gives the eggs out and makes the baskets when the Easter Bunny needs a break."
A close up of Daisy without the removable basket of felt Easter Eggs.
Daisy and Lila have been very busy picnicking and attending tea parties with the other dolls and the stuffed bunnies from three Easters ago. Daisy is especially fond of strawberry tea.
Seven inches is also the perfect size to tuck in a backpack.
And, like all Kathe Kruse dolls, these dolls are beautifully made and will stand up to lots of love. In future years, they will look adorable on a seasonal or nature table. I can just picture the doll, a jar of daffodils, and some decorated eggs on a pink play silk.
But even better, one lucky reader will win an Easter Doll or Spring Flower Fairy of their choice. All you have to do is go to Magic Cabin and tell me what you'd like to put in an Easter basket. You can post a comment with a link here or on Facebook - just make sure I can contact you if you win. I will randomly choose a winner on March 15th.
Thank you, Magic Cabin. Check them out for more Easter treats and don't forget to sign up for the mailing list so you can find out about free shipping deals and coupon codes.
And, thank you readers. Stay tuned for more Easter reviews.
Sunday, November 29, 2009
Little Seedlings Coupon
Little Seedlings sells beautiful handmade Waldorf doll clothing like this gorgeous green outfit shown on a Kathe Kruse doll ($32).
And other handmade toys like these gorgeous 9" seedling dolls ($42).
Lucky Sara's Toy Box readers get 15% off their total order (including shipping) from now until December 20th, 2009, using coupon code "STB09". Happy Holidays!
And other handmade toys like these gorgeous 9" seedling dolls ($42).
Lucky Sara's Toy Box readers get 15% off their total order (including shipping) from now until December 20th, 2009, using coupon code "STB09". Happy Holidays!
Monday, October 27, 2008
Kathe Kruse at Petit Baby
I love "Waldorf Dolls" and "Kathe Kruse" Waldorf Dolls are just gorgeous. Arielle and Linnea recently had the opportunity to review Kathe Kruse's Mini Baby It's Me.
Kathe Kruse Waldorf Doll Mini Baby It's Me Baby Brown ($71.70)
This sweet baby is only 8.5 inches tall. Just the right amount of baby cuteness to be carried in a backpack or played with in a car seat. Since she comes with her own soft little carrier, her little mommy can take her anywhere. There are also blond and red-haired versions. And - they have the bellybuttons! (this is a big deal.)
Linnea was basically interested in undressing the doll. This is her new favorite activity (both for herself and for dolls) and everything was off within minutes, including the cute flower hair band. Then she stuffed the doll down my shirt for "milky", a privilege granted only to the most-favored of toys.
Fortunately, Arielle adopted "Baby Potato" and she's now getting much better care. When asked to comment, Arielle said "this is a really good doll." I think in this case, pictures definitely say more than words.
Check out Petit Baby for a selection of dolls and other toys made in Germany. And, don't forget to use our coupon code "Sara10" to receive 10% off all regularly-priced items.
Kathe Kruse Waldorf Doll Mini Baby It's Me Baby Brown ($71.70)
This sweet baby is only 8.5 inches tall. Just the right amount of baby cuteness to be carried in a backpack or played with in a car seat. Since she comes with her own soft little carrier, her little mommy can take her anywhere. There are also blond and red-haired versions. And - they have the bellybuttons! (this is a big deal.)
Linnea was basically interested in undressing the doll. This is her new favorite activity (both for herself and for dolls) and everything was off within minutes, including the cute flower hair band. Then she stuffed the doll down my shirt for "milky", a privilege granted only to the most-favored of toys.
Fortunately, Arielle adopted "Baby Potato" and she's now getting much better care. When asked to comment, Arielle said "this is a really good doll." I think in this case, pictures definitely say more than words.
Check out Petit Baby for a selection of dolls and other toys made in Germany. And, don't forget to use our coupon code "Sara10" to receive 10% off all regularly-priced items.
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