My Handmade American Girl Earrings (part 142)

            Doll in photo:
-Rebecca Rubin                      

Rebecca was a fun dolly to make jewelry for.  She has a rather fancy collection and is an actress.  I knew that utilizing charms for her earrings was the way to go. It was perfect timing too, since I had recently acquired two packs from Amazon.  The first set was free, since I reviewed it via Amazon Vine.  I purchased an identical pack, because it was so impressive.  That's where the little white enamel flower charms came from.  They are super dainty.  Immediately, they reminded me of the ornate print on Rebecca's blue satin bathrobe.  It was easy picking out companion beads for these earrings.  The teardrop shaped pearls are from Walmart (they were from a $5 tub of kid's beads).  I paired them with light blue small beads, which are from the $1 baggies at Walmart (I've had these for literally over a decade).  

I utilized the same pearls for Rebecca's Lace Dress earrings.  I had to incorporate pearls somehow, to match the necklace and hair bow I'd previously designed for this fashion.  I wanted something else, to pick up on the lace details of this garment (thus the name "Rebecca's Lace Dress").  These lace dangling charms came to mind. I'd actually purchased them on clearance at Walmart a few months prior.  I wanted to use them for Emma, my second Tenney doll who was a gift.  But once I got them home, I realized they were not orange enough in undertone to match her "meet" shirt.  So I set them aside for future use.  It turned out they were PERFECT for Rebecca's Lace Dress.

Taken on: January 14, 2025

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