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cupcake_goth Dec. 26th, 2009 05:32 pm)
cupcake_goth Dec. 26th, 2009 05:32 pm)Guess what I've spent all day doing?
Yes, playing with my new doll. I ... don't think the Stroppy One quite realized the level of crazy finally getting a gothy-goth doll of my own would unleash. You would think he would have realized this, considering![[livejournal.com profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/external/lj-userinfo.gif)
clovisdvlbunny's presence in our lives, but no. He didn't.
(To be honest,clovisdvlbunny is not one for accumulating clothes. He likes getting new bow-ties occasionally, but would much rather have minions and a zombie army. Which means that the full strength of my "Oooooh, doll! Doll clothes and accessories!" madness might not have been easy to gauge.)
So, the Infamous BlueJay, who was part of the plot to get me Lucretia (It has been determined that Lucretia Evangeline Ghastly is her full name, thankyouverymuch, stamp both MY GothCard and hers), made clothes for her. Clothes that I will someday own in Cupcake Goth scale, ohyes.
I really do have similar stockings to the ones Lucretia is wearing. I, however, would not wear a skirt that short. (Not since my quasi-deathrocker early 20s, as a matter of fact.)
Lucretia in grey and fur, hanging out in her at-that-time unorganized area. (She's leaning against my "to be read" pile of books.) This outfit is one from Wilde Imagination, and oooh, is it pretty.
Yes, she has her own dresser drawer. Of course she does. (Mostly because I cannot afford the Attic Armoire (clicky-link!), but oh! How I want it. (The Stroppy One says I should ask for/accept donations to help me get it. Um.)
I am giddy with delight over having Lucretia in my life.clovisdvlbunny is thrilled that there is a gothygirl that he is bigger than, and thus thinks that he'll be able to boss her around. That's going to be interesting to watch.
Now, back to finding more accessories for her. A real quote from our house today: "Ooooh! My mini glow-in-the-dark crow skull is the right size for her hands!"
Yes, playing with my new doll. I ... don't think the Stroppy One quite realized the level of crazy finally getting a gothy-goth doll of my own would unleash. You would think he would have realized this, considering
clovisdvlbunny's presence in our lives, but no. He didn't. (To be honest,
clovisdvlbunny is not one for accumulating clothes. He likes getting new bow-ties occasionally, but would much rather have minions and a zombie army. Which means that the full strength of my "Oooooh, doll! Doll clothes and accessories!" madness might not have been easy to gauge.)So, the Infamous BlueJay, who was part of the plot to get me Lucretia (It has been determined that Lucretia Evangeline Ghastly is her full name, thankyouverymuch, stamp both MY GothCard and hers), made clothes for her. Clothes that I will someday own in Cupcake Goth scale, ohyes.
I really do have similar stockings to the ones Lucretia is wearing. I, however, would not wear a skirt that short. (Not since my quasi-deathrocker early 20s, as a matter of fact.)
Lucretia in grey and fur, hanging out in her at-that-time unorganized area. (She's leaning against my "to be read" pile of books.) This outfit is one from Wilde Imagination, and oooh, is it pretty.
Yes, she has her own dresser drawer. Of course she does. (Mostly because I cannot afford the Attic Armoire (clicky-link!), but oh! How I want it. (The Stroppy One says I should ask for/accept donations to help me get it. Um.)
I am giddy with delight over having Lucretia in my life.
clovisdvlbunny is thrilled that there is a gothygirl that he is bigger than, and thus thinks that he'll be able to boss her around. That's going to be interesting to watch. Now, back to finding more accessories for her. A real quote from our house today: "Ooooh! My mini glow-in-the-dark crow skull is the right size for her hands!"