Description
Cass is a girl who is equally happy spending a day checking out art galleries and vintage shops or taking a long nature hike. She’s happiest when her best friend Hudson is along for the adventure.
Cass is a one of a kind, customized Blythe art doll by me, Sandra Coe for Motor City Dolly. She is my 74th custom Blythe. Her base doll is a tan factory Blythe on a tan Licca head tilt body. Like all Neo Blythes, she has eyes that change when her cord is pulled. She is 11 1/2 inches tall.
I have done the following work on her:
-Face and back plate have been sand matted.
-Lips, nose, and philtrum have been carved.
-Gaze has been lifted and eyes boggled.
-She has tiny little hand sculpted teeth.
-She has all new airbrushed makeup applied with high quality pastels and acrylics and sealed with multiple coats of Mr Super Clear Flat UV Cut.
Cass has gorgeous fully rooted blonde silk mohair fiber hair on a new scalp, painstakingly sewn in by hand, approximately 600 plugs. Her hair is the very softest, shiniest mohair you will find, and can be flat ironed straight or spritzed with water and scrunched for a wavy look.
She has sleep eyes with custom pull charms. Her eye mechanism works smoothly (though she needs her head held very straight when you pull her cord.) She has four new pairs of eye chips; three hand painted by me in brown, blue, and green, and one pair realistic glass Yumi Camui chips in green. She will come with her dress and vest, made from a Hanon pattern, as well as her adorable boots from Kratai Craft, and her heart shaped sunglasses.
Cass will travel securely packed in her own custom sleeping bag, which is lined in the softest flannel to protect her face. She’ll be further wrapped in lots of bubble wrap and sent in a sturdy box via Priority mail with signature confirmation. Shipping is free for U.S. buyers; see discounted rates for overseas customers.60 day layaway is possible with a 25% deposit and a 3-4 payment plan. Send me a message via the contact form if you would like to arrange a layaway plan.
