With Fashion Plates you can be a designer!
Today's article is brought to you by the letters F and P. FOR FASHION PLATES! I'm very sorry that I couldn't muster up any of the old Barbie face fashion plates to stick in there, but I think Steve Urkel made a good fill-in.
I failed to mention they also make Bratz and Dora fashion plates, but I could give a rat's ass about Bratz and Dora. I do think Winx Club has some, too. They're making quite a splash, and they're cheap enough to make some pretty great stocking stuffers this year. They're a little more compact and travel-friendly as well.
I failed to mention they also make Bratz and Dora fashion plates, but I could give a rat's ass about Bratz and Dora. I do think Winx Club has some, too. They're making quite a splash, and they're cheap enough to make some pretty great stocking stuffers this year. They're a little more compact and travel-friendly as well.
My grandfather had a set of 70's fashion plates, I loved those dearly as a kid! Lots of big hair and long hair and tennis style skirts! I remember that much. You could try using a piece of paper that you scribble with a pencil on till it's nice and dark as a replacement for carbon paper, it works good for tracing, sure it's more effort, but it's worth a try!
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i had real nice ones from crayola in 8th grade. They had a body stencil in diffrent poses but im fuzzy to the details on how clothing worked. it was like way top of the line for that era 1991-92
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I always wanted one of those, and every other girl had one but me.... wah!
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Oh wow I remember the barbie fashion plates with the crayons . am trying to find some to buy for my own children. I did find some recently at David Jones South Australia - Tinkerbell ones and should have grabed them but didnt, damn. I used to love them.
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