I recently entered a contest sponsored by the infamous Froggy Stuff. She is one of my doll craft idols, and so many of us enjoy her creativeness. I was taken aback after reading some of the horrific comments directed to her from angry kids, teens and adults when she ran her last photo contest. I love the fact that Froggy Stuff is kind enough to give away her dolls. This giveaway was unlike any other. She was giving away 26 Monster High Dolls that where unopen! So, people all over the country/world were freaking out! Kids, Teens and Adults flooded her blog and Facebook page eagerly asking questions about contest rules, and when the winners would be announced. I thought quietly to myself, gosh if I could only get one fourth of a following, I'd be in happy. I'm no Froggy Stuff, but I'm pretty crafty myself (lol). So In response to all the madness I decided to hold my own Lil Monster High Giveaway. Note: I will not be giving a...
I'm interested in playing with dolls as therapy for adults. I never played with dolls as a child, and am only now learning their usefulness. I'm 44, mother of two, and have Asperger's Syndrome. Since seeing the "My Froggy Stuff" channel on YouTube I have begun playing with dolls, and learning how they can help us communicate in ways sometimes difficult in person. Sometimes they can also help us work through and begin to heal old wounds from our childhood.
ReplyDeleteI'm glad you have started this blog, and your new class. I hope you will take lots of pictures, and post them on YouTube! I'm fascinated to learn how other people play with dolls.