Junie Moon is the ultimate store for Blythe fans all over the world. Customers can find rare Blythe dolls and goods, and a variety of other adorable goods for sale! It is a retail store owned and run by Cross World Connections, who do all of the creative production for Blythe.
Q. Where can I buy pullip dolls?
My most trusted places to buy Pullips from!
- Plasticpop – Link! Plasticpop is based in Germany.
- Pullipworld – Link! Pullipworld is based in Belgium and they always have a large variety of Pullip in stock.
- Mandarake – Link!
- JP Groove – Link!
- The Doll Market – Link!
Q. Do Barbies fit Pullips?
Re: Blythe / Pullip – Shoes MH can not wear any of the other Pullip shoes. Barbie/ Blythe shoes won’t fit.
Q. Do they still make Blythe dolls?
Original Blythe dolls are no longer produced and they didn’t even last very long on the toy shelves, which means if you do a search for one of these dolls, you may find one on big retaliers websites ranging in price going up to the thousands.
Q. What religion is the Blythe family?
The Blythe Family is a Southern Gospel group that has ministered to God’s people since 1991. Most of their songs are original material that reflects the trials and victories of a Christian.
Q. What is a TBL Blythe doll?
TBL = Taobao ‘Blythe’, after their website of origin. TBL was a quaint term coined originally by Dr. Blythenstein back in 2012 when these dolls first appeared on the market. As far as fakes go, they’ve probably been the most imaginative.
Q. What size is Blythe doll?
Blythe is a fashion doll, about 28 cm (11 inch) tall, with an oversized head and large eyes that change color with the pull of a string.
Q. Do Blythe dolls have joints?
You can see that the Pure Neemo is naturally a bit bow-legged – and has a LOT of joints. The Pure Neemo has a narrow top and wider bottom. This does mean some difficulty in fitting into Blythe clothes. The Pure Neemo feet are also a lot bigger, making it difficult to share boots with the stock Blythe’s as well.
Q. Where is the Blythe family from?
The Blythe family history starts with Geoffrey Blythe, who is born in 1464 to William Blythe and a woman whose name is lost to history, but it is know that she was a sister to Thomas Rotherham, a divine during the mid to late 15th Century.
