Showing posts with label Virtual Doll Convention. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Virtual Doll Convention. Show all posts

Thursday, February 12, 2026

Virtual Doll Convention "Promise" Grace Fitzpatrick doll has arrived!

After waiting for so long- she is finally here! Rachel Hoffman's Virtual Doll Convention Virtual Doll Convention  "Promise" Grace Fitzpatrick has finally arrived. This 16 inch Tonner doll arrives nude with a 5 piece wardrobe in a magnetic box, like her sister Anne, Sunny Days. She came with a pair of silver heels, underwear, a pair of jeans, a body suit, and a black sheath dress. Her hair is in a historic styled ringlets, and the makeup is a soft palette. 'Possibility' Grace also had cascading brunette hair in curls, very similar to Promise, slightly different. "Passion" Grace is a take on `1950's nostalgia with blonde hair with a blue bow and she is stunning, -I actually would have loved to purchase all three of these lovely dolls. But I had to show some restraint on my wallet! I also loved the historical modern aspect of all of these dolls. They were priced at $210 and were quite affordable.









When I placed the order for Grace, I also ordered the set of pink matching dresses for Grace and Anne , just in time for Valentine's day and Easter. They are adorable. I am looking forward to sewing for them. 







Grace came with a five piece wardrobe and an extra pair of brown jeans as a freebie! She also came in this lovely magnetic box. She was well worth the wait! 


Monday, December 29, 2025

Virtual Doll Convention Ann Fitzpatrick Sunny Days Tonner Doll

I purchased the Virtual Convention Tonner Ann Fizpatrick Sunny Days back near the end of November when she was debuted but did not have time with the holidays and my upcoming Countdown to Christmas blog posts to take photos of her. She is 12 inches high and is the sister to Grace Fitzpatrick, an exclusive doll of Turn of the Century Antiques/ Virtual Convention and they are debuted in limited editions. There was another Ann debuted that was a wigged version which I would love to also acquire, and I would love to have the Grace as well. Tonner is working with Rachel Hoffman to debut these dolls and I have always been short of funds to acquire these dolls and their accessories. My Ann is so cute and I can't wait to sew for her and do scenes for the upcoming Christmas coming cards.

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Virtual Doll Convention 

 

The dolls came sooner as Rachel explained because they packaged them themselves at the doll shop and they come in wonderful magnetic boxes. I had a couple of unexpected surprises in my doll box- an extra pair of shoes, a straw hat, a teddy bear for Ann to hold,plus her matching pink sandals as well as her stand!

                                             


Ann by the Barbie Christmas tree












I also have more dolls to show, hopefully I can blog about them before the end of the year!