Soon after walking in I stopped dead in my tracks. A Korean doll. Worn, but still beautiful. Wearing a hanbok (traditional Korean dress, worn on special occasions). I don't know that much about traditional Asian dress, and the differences between cultures, but in this case the striped sleeves were a dead giveaway (not that all hanboks have striped sleeves).

Just $12. Mine.
OK. Delaney's. I knew she'd look outrageously gorgeous in Delaney's room.
She had some lovely companions too, although I don't know their origins.


Even a little baby being watched over by Santa! ha!
I also found these baskets.
Already pink for $8.95!? Mine.
I mean Delaney's.
I thought it'd be perfect for hair pretties.
Look how pretty the doll looks in her new home, atop Delaney's dresser.
Turning out to be a perfect room for a Korean princess.
Does that green frame look familiar?
I bought it on my Thrifty Outing for 99¢. More on what I did to it later.
And how about those paintings above the dresser? I love how they turned out.
Here's a before.
Just one thing I'd like to do yet. The jewelry box looks like a big white blob with all the pretty patterns. So that will just have to change.
Do you have a pretty girl's room to share?
Linking to some of these parties.
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