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Published: 2015-06-16 20:08:21 +0000 UTC; Views: 11286; Favourites: 149; Downloads: 13
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Pheeew. I made a first version of this which inspired the awesome Arrelline to make her Anneliese and Erika pic . Which inspired me to give mine another try. Inspirate-ception... but well, here's the result.1st - Princess Luciana from "The Island Princess"; her mother wants her to marry the Prince, but the kind-hearted and clever girl soon notices that she is not meant for the Prince as he loves someone else, which is no real problem to her - you may ask: What is she doing in this picture? And I would answer: No idea! I could not fit her in any of the other pics, so I decided to put her here since the dress style is a bit like Anneliese's and Erika's.
2nd - Princess Anneliese from "The Princess and the Pauper" which is my favorite Barbie movie for all times
3rd and 4th - town girl Erika from "The Princess and the Pauper" - in her disguise dress and in her own. Arrelline mentioned she liked that lilac dress, and since I love it too, I gave it a try (but I forgo the wig; I think the colour of her dress fits the brown hair well). Also, her town dress is better now thanks to Arrelline. That's why I dedicate this picture to her.
made at www.azaleasdolls.com/snowqueenβ¦
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You're too kind
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The movie is amazing, but these dresses!!! O.O You got them perfectly! And they are so pretty. I could sit here all day and look at it. Magnificent!!!
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Thanks alot! I'm really glad they turned out so well ^^
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The Princess and the Pauper is an amazing movie. You totally nailed Anneliese and Erika's costumes!
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Thank you very much - and yes, it absolutely is!
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I have no words...this must have taken FOREVER! I would get so tired and impatient...Β Β
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Oh, I was tired and impatient indeed...
When I had almost finished the pattern at the pink dress, I accidently pressed "delete all"...
Thanks for your appreciation!
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I hate it when that happens!Β Β
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Done 
As to this one, I like how you made Luciana's dress, it looks so "clear" in comparsion toΒ my old version .
And another remark. I think by now I quite used to the changes within the shade (soft pink- bright pink, warm blue-cold blue etc. ). But now you changed the shade itself - the checked pattern at Anneliese's top is white with golden dots, not blue.
Still I adore the way you made it (it looks incomparably much more better than in my variant)!
But again I'm just too picky, always manage to find some tiny inaccuracy instead of bowing to your patience and creativity...
And I'm highly honoured to be mentioned in your description, honestly I don't deserve it!
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No-no-no, this time you cannot tell me guilty! I did absolutely NOT make the pattern at Anneliese's top blue! Actually, I have no idea why it looks so greyish; I totally chose the white colour (twice! I accidently clicked on "delete" when I was almost done; prompted me to have a tantrum) - so: just no. It IS white, I swear it. I tried to add the golden dots, only they were too big, so I left them out.
You may try it out yourself. At this dress colour, at this background this particular pieces just LOOK like that, even when chosen white. Maybe I should have tried another background...
Well, whatever, done with that. THANK YOU VERY, VERY MUCH!
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Oh, I'm sorry I didn't realize it at first!
You are right that these grey D&D pieces look blue with the current pink dress colour. If I don't mistake, you chose the third colour from the right (the second pink colour in the palette), it is quite "cold" therefore grey colour tends to look blueish against it.
P.S. I just tried to layer these v-shaped D&Ds at warm pink (the very first colour in the palette) and it looks a bit better to me, although they are barely visible then...
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