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Post by ronniestar14 on May 18, 2007 14:06:33 GMT -5
I didn't see a review thread for the Satin Floral PJ set so I'm starting one. If there is in fact one and I overlooked it, let me know and I'll delete this thread. I just got this outfit yesterday! The robe is very cute! The shorts are too! I don't like how when the tanktop is on without the robe, you can see the doll's arm sockets. That bugs me. The slippers, well, I don't really know how to say it. They're odd. While the journal that comes with the set is nice, the font inside the journal is so tiny! Overall: C+ Edited because I accidently put "PG" instead of "PJ"
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Post by HannahMontana06 on Jun 8, 2007 0:25:05 GMT -5
This is a very cute set! The shoes seem to be made of a foam material and the top is really nice and soft! It has cute little flowers on it as well. The robe has a tie on the inside (to help keep it closed) as well as on the outside. The shirt is really cute and can be mached with a skirt or pair of jeans! The shorts are cute to but they seem a bit short when the doll is sitting although most shorts I seen ride up while sitting (real people shorts I mean) :\ Here's some pics:
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Post by Memory on Jul 17, 2007 20:49:31 GMT -5
I like this set enough to have purchased two of them without any code! AND I detest pink! So you know the grade is an A.
The satin is soft and doesn't wrinkle. The pj bottoms are a little longer than the AGP pj bottoms (see second photo below) and a bit more generously cut, although I don't think a PM doll would be comfy trying to sleep in them. The slippers are OK. They slide onto a current JLY but they wouldn't fit a PM at all and they might slide off in transit if the doll was being transported somewhere. The floral pattern is so subtle that I forgot it was there.
The reason I bought this in the first place was to steal (and modify) the robe pattern. It appeared to be something I could use kimono silk to make. Because I'm so used to Japanese kimonos on my dolls, it bothers me that this robe wraps and ties the "wrong" way. That is, it ties on the doll's left and I'm used to a fastening on the right. Just a slight cultural glich.
I don't own any of Nicki's clothes, although the tie top and shorts is the most appealing to me of anything in her wardrobe. I will probably get it if there's a code again before the end of the year. If that underneath top is like the pj top, though, I won't be impressed. That ribbed jersey is very hard to sew on without stretching out the hem and the pj top is no exception. It seems to be a little stretched out in the back under the velcro.
If anyone else wants to fool around with the pattern, I would say that the basic design is the same as the denim flower power jumper, with the collar line extended over to make it into a robe. I will probably add more flare to the sleeves in my version, if I ever make one.
I'll use the same pictures here that I used for comparing older and newer JLY dolls. Kasumi (taller, thinner) is a 1-year old JLY4. Pandora (shorter, hazel eyes) is probably a 2002 JLY21 based on her larger feet, shorter build and olive complexion.
The outfit fits both of them but looks slightly different because Kasumi has a longer torso and a smaller waist than Pandora does.
ETA that the Coconut diary is a real little book with blank pages but not many of them.
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