HOLY COW. I have NEVER had a doll arrive to me so fast. I got a shipping
notice for Crobidoll Tori on I think the 21st, but couldn't track it
yet as the package didn't show actually being picked up until the 22nd. I
checked the tracking number yesterday and it had a flight number but
showed nothing in regards to it reaching US or ANYTHING. No info at all,
like it was in limbo in flight.
Osaka sent me a text today that
he had arrived. I initially was confused, since she had also been
expecting a package but no it was in fact from Crobidoll.
I had
asked on their Q&A board on the 19th if they knew when he might ship
(knowing that I could still have a week or two to wait) and they
responded,
"Hello
this is BJD CROBI :D
Thank you for your long waitig for Tori.
All
BJD CROBI's doll orders will be produced after your order/payment
confirmed and it will take about 40~50 business days including makeup
(except holidays/weekends), please.
For your Tori, it's been
about 35 business days sinceo your order confirmed and it's finished
earlier than usual and it will be sent in this week.
Wait a little bit more for your shipping information, please!
We will do our best to finish and send your order asap. :)
Thank you very much :D
Have a good day again ^-^//
If there are any other questions, ask them on Q&A board or email, please :)
We hope your happy days with BJD CROBI~ ^-^*
Always we appreciate your big supports and loves for BJD CROBI >_<
Best regards,
BJD CROBI :D"
Not quite what I was expecting, but this was my first transaction with them, so I don't really know what I was expecting.
So
yeah that was a pleasant surprise. I got home and Osaka was out with
her son, so I had complete quiet to open him up at my leisure. I took
photos. :)
First I got Simon Oliver out to be there to greet his brother.
Some kind of facial tissue? The photos are cute.
Some beautiful postcards of some of their other dolls.
A Christmas Card.
A REALLY cute Crobidoll BJD calender with gorgeous photos on one side, and the month on the other.
In
the box that black booklet was a basic owner's manual with a stringing
guide, and advice for first time owners of BJD. This particular image
made me giggle pretty hard.
My FIRST Certificate of Authenticity under this legal name.
I was surprised, I didn't realize the body wasn't gendered!
Tiny little hands!
And faceup! It's so perfect.
Little standy man, steady as a rock.
And with his brother in his wig.
At
this point I realized the clothing wasn't going to work for him
long-term. He's a little beanpole and the waistband is comically large.
His intended eyes.
After some wigstop and re-dressed.
One with Lorelei and Simon, both of his half-siblings.
One of Simon and Lorelei.
And just Owen, all put together and perfect.
Now
I need to figure out exactly what sort of clothes I need to make for
him. The TTYA stuff will do for the moment but it won't work long-term.
Friday, April 24, 2015
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- Rory
- I'm Rory or Rorek in most places. I design, sew, and craft, primarily for my Asian Ball-Jointed Dolls. I also dabble in interior design, but I'm a little out of practice.
I post about the things I enjoy, which are sewing, photographing my dolls, designing new outfits, knitting, which I started in September of 2008, thanks to my Mom, and occasionally drawing, or painting.
I also post about Life Events and how they affect me and those that I love.
Currently I am living in DFW, Texas in the USA and working towards a degree in Theology.
Yeah, tissue samples are a common form of advertising in Japan, and probably a few other countries as well. I think they use them because a) tissues are cheap, b) it's always a good idea to have some handy, and the packs are a nice pocket-size, and c) because you're carrying them around, everybody sees the cute ad!
ReplyDeleteAnd...WOW. Crobi makes some real beauties. His little face! (With a perfect faceup!) Owen is such a charmer. If we lived near each other, I'd insist on dolly "playdates" once my wolfy-baby arrives. (Guess I'll have to find other Florida BJD enthusiasts.)
Maybe if you take Owen's measurements, I can work out a sewing sloper. I don't remember if you sew or not, but if you prefer to knit, the sloper would still help you see how much to increase and decrease. :) (Also, friend requested you on DOA! I'm CleverLC there.)