Although Lauren and I had fun with Andrew in the video game area, we had just as much fun (if not a little more) in the Barbie area in the History of Toys display! Oh yeah, I am pretty sure they had every Barbie ever made, and every version of her Dream House ever sold. Plus accessories. Even a large interactive kid size dream house you could play in!!




I don't think it is very nice to put so much glass between a girl and a Barbie Dream House of that size! Just not right.
Down the hall, around a corner, we found...
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I'm dating myself but in the second picture I have that candy striper outfit on the far left. I used to make my Barbie house's out of cardboard boxes, we were not dirt poor just liked to make things. I guess I was upcycling.
In the 60's and 70's my friends and I made or own clothes, jewelry, etc. There are some Indie folks out there that think they have invented handmade. They are just from a generation where it was cooler to buy things rather than make them, I am so glad we are coming back to handmade it is so rewarding.
Looks like I have come full circle, since I still spend my days making things.
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