The magical blender baby alive doll is a unique and innovative toy that combines the worlds of play and imagination. This doll offers children an opportunity to engage in creative and interactive play while also teaching them important life skills. The main highlight of this doll is its magical blender feature, which allows children to blend and create different items for their doll. This unique feature not only makes playtime more exciting but also encourages children to think critically and problem solve as they experiment with different combinations. The doll also comes with accessories such as a spoon, bottle, and food packets, further enhancing the play experience. Additionally, the doll has realistic features such as crying and wetting, adding to the overall lifelike experience.
Finally a scary element was needed. What's more scary that a spider? For my little guy I used a pattern from EasyPeasyGrandma but added two more legs and used googly eyes instead. Who doesn't love googly eyes?
Additionally, the doll has realistic features such as crying and wetting, adding to the overall lifelike experience. Children can feed their doll, change its diaper, and even soothe it to sleep, fostering a sense of nurturing and responsibility. The magical blender baby alive doll is not only a fun and entertaining toy but also a valuable tool for developing important life skills.
Twisted Witch Hat
It's done! YAY! I've hat the pattern for The Twisted Witch Hat by Stephanie Porkony at Crochetverse for a few years, so it was time to get 'er done. Can I say how much fun this was?
Once I had the base made it was time to add some lights. I used purple twinkle lights that are battery operated and attached them with that sparkly eyelash yarn we all have in our stash but never use. I will say this was the most tedious part because my goal was to hide the wires. At this point I also added the curl, which I reinforced with electrical wire so it would keep its shape. I also added 18 gauge wire around the brim of the hat so I could style it as desired. Finally I stitched a pocket inside the hat to hold the battery pack. Yes, this was a true day of work but the results were fantastic.
Next I decided a flower was needed. I knew I wanted BIG, PURPLE, and SPARKLY. I have several patterns by PippaPattersCrochet. Her flowers are SO SUPER realistic and I want to make them all some day. I kept it simple for this hat so I went for worsted weight yarn and a bigger hook. I only did three rows of flowers. For the middle I added a big black rhinestone to get the desired sparkle.
Finally a scary element was needed. What's more scary that a spider? For my little guy I used a pattern from EasyPeasyGrandma but added two more legs and used googly eyes instead. Who doesn't love googly eyes?
I am thrilled with the results. Right now it is on display at #YarnandYou, so come by to see it in person.
Here are the links to the patterns I used:
I am thrilled with the results. Right now it is on display at #YarnandYou, so come by to see it in person.
So, it's the perfect companion for any child who loves imaginative play and wants to learn through play..
Reviews for "Why Your Child Will Love the Magical Blender Baby Alive Doll"
1. Mark - 1/5 stars - I purchased the Magical Blender Baby Alive Doll for my daughter's birthday, and I must say it was a huge disappointment. The doll itself is poorly made and feels cheap. The so-called "magical blender" that comes with it barely works, and even when it does, the blending action is so slow and unimpressive. The doll also doesn't do much besides making a few sounds and moving its arms slightly. Overall, I feel like I wasted my money on this overpriced and underwhelming toy.
2. Sarah - 2/5 stars - I had high hopes for the Magical Blender Baby Alive Doll, but it fell short of my expectations. The blender feature is more of a gimmick than anything else. The doll itself also lacks any real interactive features, making it quite boring for my daughter to play with. Additionally, the doll's hair is difficult to brush and gets tangled easily. While the concept of the doll is interesting, the execution is lacking, and I would recommend looking for other options before settling for this one.
3. Mike - 1/5 stars - The Magical Blender Baby Alive Doll was a complete letdown. The blender part is flimsy and doesn't blend anything properly. My daughter quickly lost interest in this toy because it doesn't provide much engagement. The doll also feels cheaply made, and the hair is a nightmare to manage. I expected more for the price, and I would not recommend this doll to anyone looking for a fun and interactive toy.
4. Emily - 2/5 stars - I was excited to surprise my daughter with the Magical Blender Baby Alive Doll, but it turned out to be a disappointment. The doll's blender function is quite useless, as it doesn't actually blend anything. The doll itself lacks any exciting features and quickly loses its appeal. The hair quality is also subpar, making it difficult to style. This doll is not worth the price tag, and I regret purchasing it.