American Girl Josefina's Doll Clothes & Accessories 18 Piece Lot, EUC, RARE
American Girl Josefina's Doll Clothes &. Accessories 18 Piece Lot, EUC, RARE. This American Girl doll clothes & accessories lot is perfect for any collector or doll enthusiast.
The lot includes a variety of clothing & accessories for the Josefina doll, all made out of high-quality cloth. The set is designed to provide a complete wardrobe for the doll, with different outfits suitable for various. The lot is ideal for those looking to expand their collection of American Girl dolls & accessories, &. Would make a great addition to any existing collection.
With its unique selection of clothing & accessories, this lot is sure to provide something for everyone. Traditional outfit that's pretty & practical for life on the rancho. Her crisp white camisa -- a long, lace-edged blouse -- hangs nearly down to her knees. Over it she wears a deep red skirt dotted with tiny flowers, & a dark woven sash.
She has white drawers underneath and soft leather moccasins on her feet! Reflects daily fashion on a Mexican rancho in 1824; women wore less. Restrictive clothing than what was worn in white American fashion of the time. Casual clothing consisted of long blouses with simple skirts & sashes.The outfit shows influences from Native people of the area as well. White camisa (blouse) with short puffed sleeves & a gathered neckline. Small white trim at neckline & sleeves. The camisa comes down to about the knees. Maroon skirt with black flower print; waistband & white trim sewn to the bottom on a white fabric strip.
Brown woven sash with darker brown stripes. Worn around the waist over the skirt. White knee-length drawers with elastic at the back & a V panel at the front. Brown soft leather moccasins that lace up & tie in the front. The laces were originally a leather string, but changed into a more shoelace-like string in the.
Her moccasins were originally real leather & were changed to faux leather by 2005. Josefina's Accessories, Partial Wrap Josefina's long, fringed shawl around her shoulders. It's called a rebozo & in 1824 girls wore one everywhere for added warmth or to protect their faces. Her leather pouch is the perfect place to tuck & embroidered hanky, a jola coin, & any primroses she. Might pick But watch out for Florecita, the flower-gobbling goat.In 2007, her rebozo switched from a diamond pattern to the current striped pattern. A 34" long (not including fringe) by 5" wide rebozo. First edition has a subtle diamond pattern on main body, while current edition has multicolored. This listing includes both the first edition & current edition. It is shown wrapped loosely around Josefina's arms on the cover of Meet Josefina.
A sewn leather pouch that closes with a button & leather loop. It is designed to attach to the belt. The pouch was later changed to faux leather. A white sheer handkerchief that has a Mexican style embroidered flower.
A replica of a copper jola (HOH-la) coin. The Christmas Dress & Mantilla (Josefina's Holiday Outfit) was introduced. Josefina saved her very best dress for the most blessed night of the year, la Noche Buena -- Christmas Eve. Tía Dolores provided the elegant striped fabric. But Josefina chose the stylish pattern & sewed every stitch herself by hand.With it she wore ruffled pantalettes. Black slippers, & a fine lace mantilla, a veil held on with a fancy comb. Yellow & black striped dress with Regency-style sleeves.
Thin black ribbon sash & bow at empire waist. Fabric has red dots & yellow swirls. One-piece full body combination underwear. Two bows on front of bodice & three nonfunctional buttons down front. Ruffles & white ribbon trim at bottom of pantalettes.
Velcro closure up the back. Flowers embroidered around edge & scattered in mantilla lace. Tortoiseshell comb sewn to mantilla to hold mantilla into hair. Heirloom Accessories Shawl Only (1988 to 2018). Drape the embroidered gold shawl, or mantón, around Josefina's shoulders. Flowers embroidered in the corners of the shawl. Each large flower is orange with a white center & black accents as well as a red trim. Flower stems are light green with darker green stitching outlining them.Stems have four flowers: two orange & two red, each with white centers & black accents. Josefina's Baby Goat, was introduced in 1998, redesigned in 2017, & retired in 2018.
When mean old Florecita died & left a tiny orphan behind, Josefina was determined to raise her. The frisky black & white goat was called Sombrita, "little shadow, " because she followed Josefina. She even has a silver bell around her neck so you can keep track of her.Hard flocked young goat kid. Plastic resin base with black & white "fur" (imitation fleece); black down back, at tail, on legs, chest.
& down back of neck. "Sombrita" is a diminutive in Spanish meaning "little shadow". Brown rope collar with silver functional bell. Adobe Oven, Oven Only (1998 to 2007).
Josefina's family did their baking outdoors in an horno, an adobe oven shaped like a beehive. To bake bread, Josefina had to start a fire in the horno with a bundle of twigs.
Then she opened the horno door, scraped out the hot coals, set a tuft of wool on a wooden paddle. If the wool turned brown, she knew the oven was hot enough for baking. From a smoke free home.