Believe in your elf

…or is also ok to believe you are an elf 😉

I thought I was done with Christmas babies, but I guess I was not. These however, will be the last Christmas babies of this year. Mostly because now I really ran out of Christmasy fabric, LOL!

I present to you ABC babies Christmas edition. Aren’t they the sweetest. They are so excited about Christmas and they make me read them “The Littlest Elf” every single night before they go to sleep. They now think they are elves too. They are really not, but they love to pretend they are elves on shelves and that they work in Santa’s workshops. Now let me introduce you to the babies.

As we stopped at D with the last ABC babies this time we start with E, for Emanuel. He’s the eldest but the smallest. He says he works at Santa’s bookshop. Remember they all think they are elves. He loves Christmas books and hot chocolate and is always making up Christmas stories that he will later turn into books, or at least that is what he says.

Emanuel’s skin is Laib Yala in a dark peach color. His body is made with cotton interlock and is lined with cotton interlock as well. He’s filled with clean carded wool. His head is made in the traditional Waldorf style with some needle felting to make it firmer. The head is not floppy. His limbs are all sewn to his torso with a sewing machine so they are pretty sturdy but at the same time very floppy. His brown eyes have been hand embroidered with cotton floss. His hair is made with repurpose knit cotton fabric, a new technique I wanted to try and I looooove it! He wears a fully lined with wool blend felt green and brown bonnet with cotton twill ribbon ties and stripped green and white socks. He has a bear lovie he will travel with as well. Emanuel is suitable for young children only if you take off his hat and socks. If you keep the socks and hat he is suitable for children 5 and up that do not mouth their toys.

F is for Faithm our second baby girl. This sweet baby girl pretends she’s a baker at Santa’s bakery. Well she’s learning to bake she says, and she will become the greatest baker in the North Pole. I’m sure she will too. Baby Faith loves Christmas cookies and s’mores. She wishes she had a fireplace where she could actually roast her marshmallows with a stick. For now, the oven will do.

Faith’s skin is Laib Yala in a light brown color. Her body is made with cotton interlock and is lined with cotton interlock as well. She’s filled with clean carded wool. Her head is made in the traditional Waldorf style with some needle felting to make it firmer. The head is not floppy. Her limbs are all sewn to her torso with a sewing machine so they are pretty sturdy but at the same time very floppy. Her olive eyes have been hand embroidered with cotton floss. Her hair is a hand crocheted wild brushable mohair wig, securely attached to her head. She wears a fully lined with wool blend felt white and peach bonnet with cotton twill ribbon ties and stripped red and white socks. She has a bear lovie she will travel with as well. Because of her mohair wig, Faith is only suitable for children 5 and up that do not mouth their toys.

Last but not least we got G, for Gloria. Gloria thinks she’s the most fun of elves because she works at Santa’s Toy Workshop. She loves wrapping paper, Christmas carols, and seeing the Christmas tree full of presents. I don’t think she even wants to open the presents sometimes. She just enjoys seeing them there. She says it just looks likes Christmas.

Gloria’s skin is Laib Yala in a dark brown color. Her body is made with cotton interlock and is lined with cotton interlock as well. She’s filled with clean carded wool. Her head is made in the traditional Waldorf style with some needle felting to make it firmer. The head is not floppy. Her limbs are all sewn to her torso with a sewing machine so they are pretty sturdy but at the same time very floppy. Her black eyes have been hand embroidered with cotton floss. Her hair is a hand crocheted big loop mohair wig, securely attached to her head. She wears a fully lined with wool blend felt red and beige bonnet with cotton twill ribbon ties and beige and red socks. She has a bear lovie she will travel with as well. Because of her mohair wig, Gloria is only suitable for children 5 and up that do not mouth their toys.

Remember these babies are not really elves, they just think they are and I’m not going to lie they do look a little like elves. I think the pointy hats create that effect. If you wish to give a home to any of these fun Christmas babies make sure you get some Christmas books first. “The littlest Elf” is a favorite right now but I’m sure any other Christmas book will do the trick. They all measure about 9.5 inches long.

Now to adopt them you must know that each baby’s adoption fee is 100 USDollars plus shipping. Shipping to Mexico is free and 13 USDollars for the rest of the world.

If you would like to see more photos of them you can see them in their Album.

Priority shipping is 30 USD for the US and Canada. Priority shipping to other countries would need a revised quote. If you would like priority shipping please let me know before hand so I can adjust the shipping price.

If you would like to adopt any of these babies, make sure you comment on this post stating the name of the baby doll: Emanuel for the baby boy, Faith for the tan baby girl with blonde hair and green eyes, and Gloria for the black little girl. If you want more than one, make sure you write the names in the priority you would like them. If there is more than one person interested in any of the dolls, I will draw a name. I will take entries for these babies until tomorrow Thursday November 12 at 5pm CDT. Once a family has been chosen I will send a PayPal invoice that is due upon receipt.

By commenting you agree that you are 18 years or older. Please do not comment on behalf of someone else, that is just not fair for others.

The three babies found loving homes. Thank you so much for all the love.

Thank you for stopping by. Hope you like these little joyful babies.

Stay safe and healthy.

Read you soon.

Hugs,

Aubrey

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