Very creative, great colors and design!

Posted by Joane In Baltimore on 2/22/2021, 3:21 pm, in reply to "For the weekend"

Previous Message These “rocker chicks” were part of the Friday luncheon centerpieces at the 2010 national convention in Cleveland. Repainted by the late Melissa Windham, each one is slightly different. John used to feed my habit with collecting these, always sending me links to auctions with one up for bid or sale. I haven’t purchased one in a few years, mostly because I already own too many of them. Here, though, are three of them. This is the only doll in my collection where I have more than one duplicate. Doll #1 Doll #2 Doll #3 This is how the centerpiece looked originally. Mostly. I cropped out what my tablemates did with the red sofa:

They totally rock, love their hip fashions!

Posted by Judy in Pa on 2/20/2021, 3:30 pm, in reply to "For the weekend"

Previous Message These “rocker chicks” were part of the Friday luncheon centerpieces at the 2010 national convention in Cleveland. Repainted by the late Melissa Windham, each one is slightly different. John used to feed my habit with collecting these, always sending me links to auctions with one up for bid or sale. I haven’t purchased one in a few years, mostly because I already own too many of them. Here, though, are three of them. This is the only doll in my collection where I have more than one duplicate. Doll #1 Doll #2 Doll #3 This is how the centerpiece looked originally. Mostly. I cropped out what my tablemates did with the red sofa:

Very cool dolls, partial to the third, she looks like she is having fun!

Posted by Sandi M in Chicagoland on 2/20/2021, 2:32 pm, in reply to "For the weekend"

Love her Rocker Chick outfit! Is the box in your picture the one she came with? Love the graphics!

Posted by Ivy in MA on 2/20/2021, 1:52 pm, in reply to "For the weekend"

Previous Message These “rocker chicks” were part of the Friday luncheon centerpieces at the 2010 national convention in Cleveland. Repainted by the late Melissa Windham, each one is slightly different. John used to feed my habit with collecting these, always sending me links to auctions with one up for bid or sale. I haven’t purchased one in a few years, mostly because I already own too many of them. Here, though, are three of them. This is the only doll in my collection where I have more than one duplicate. Doll #1 Doll #2 Doll #3 This is how the centerpiece looked originally. Mostly. I cropped out what my tablemates did with the red sofa:

Very cool.

Posted by Margie on 2/20/2021, 12:56 pm, in reply to "For the weekend"

Previous Message These “rocker chicks” were part of the Friday luncheon centerpieces at the 2010 national convention in Cleveland. Repainted by the late Melissa Windham, each one is slightly different. John used to feed my habit with collecting these, always sending me links to auctions with one up for bid or sale. I haven’t purchased one in a few years, mostly because I already own too many of them. Here, though, are three of them. This is the only doll in my collection where I have more than one duplicate. Doll #1 Doll #2 Doll #3 This is how the centerpiece looked originally. Mostly. I cropped out what my tablemates did with the red sofa:

Funky and edgy dolls!! Cool!!

Posted by Judie in Montreal on 2/20/2021, 9:42 am, in reply to "For the weekend"

Previous Message These “rocker chicks” were part of the Friday luncheon centerpieces at the 2010 national convention in Cleveland. Repainted by the late Melissa Windham, each one is slightly different. John used to feed my habit with collecting these, always sending me links to auctions with one up for bid or sale. I haven’t purchased one in a few years, mostly because I already own too many of them. Here, though, are three of them. This is the only doll in my collection where I have more than one duplicate. Doll #1 Doll #2 Doll #3 This is how the centerpiece looked originally. Mostly. I cropped out what my tablemates did with the red sofa:

I have not seen these before. Thanks for sharing!

Posted by Jeanie on 2/20/2021, 7:50 am, in reply to "For the weekend"

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really FaB! she is neat-o!

Posted by Karen/glammourdoll on 2/20/2021, 7:36 am, in reply to "For the weekend"

Previous Message These “rocker chicks” were part of the Friday luncheon centerpieces at the 2010 national convention in Cleveland. Repainted by the late Melissa Windham, each one is slightly different. John used to feed my habit with collecting these, always sending me links to auctions with one up for bid or sale. I haven’t purchased one in a few years, mostly because I already own too many of them. Here, though, are three of them. This is the only doll in my collection where I have more than one duplicate. Doll #1 Doll #2 Doll #3 This is how the centerpiece looked originally. Mostly. I cropped out what my tablemates did with the red sofa: