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Gotz 16.5 Inch Maxi Muffin Doll

I love to dress and arrange my 16.5 inch Maxi Muffin doll with her friends in the Cyber Doll House!
Gotz 16.5 Inch Brunette Maxi Muffin Doll
The top and first photo shows how she comes when you buy her, with white and flowered dress, pink striped pants, white shoes, and pink hair bows. (The 2nd photo below is a pattern I designed, with the link also below.)

Maxi Muffin is a great doll to play with and keep fresh and clean. She can be washed in the washing machine. And being washable she can be a bath-time companion, too.

I really like that I can pose her sitting and not just lying down as with some baby dolls. Her soft stuffed body allows this flexibility.

Did you notice how detailed her body is with natural looking toes and fingers and even realistic sculpting at her wrists and ankles, with creases in just the right places.

And as you can see in the photo below, she enjoys sitting with Floppy, our resident hound. In the photo below Maxi Muffin is in a dress pattern designed by me for you and found here.
16.5 Inch Maxi Muffin with Floppy
The photo with Floppy gives you an idea about her size as I've included our pet dog in most photos in the Cyber Doll House to give you an idea about their size and proportion. And Floppy just loves posing for pictures.

In fact, Floppy is real to more than the dolls - a friend came visiting with her dog who spied Floppy sitting on the doll shelf and started barking. Now isn't that proof of reality!

I think you can tell from my glowing praise this is a doll that is worth the money in creative play your kids can have with Maxi Muffin - making her a real part of your doll family.

Highest recommendation!

Details - by International Playthings; ASIN: B0007PCFT2

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Gotz 16.5 Inch Brunette Maxi Muffin Doll

Article and photo with Floppy by Susan Kramer

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