Nancy Ann’s Sundays Child #186

Nancy Ann's Storybook Doll, Sunday's Child, also known as Bonnie and Blythe in Good and Gay, number 186, captures the innocence and charm of childhood. Born on the Sabbath day, she embodies a sense of purity and joy.

Clad in a delightful ensemble, she wears a white muslin dress with off-white muslin accents, adorned with brown frayed-type material on top, creating a rustic yet elegant look. A white ribbon gracefully runs along the bottom of her dress, adding a touch of sweetness and simplicity to her attire.

Accentuating her waist is an off-white ribbon, tying her ensemble together with grace and charm. Completing her outfit is a bonnet crafted from off-white velvet, mirroring the ribbon on her dress, creating a harmonious and cohesive look from head to toe.

With her blonde hair and black-eyed gaze, Sunday's Child radiates warmth and innocence, inviting admirers to embrace the magic of childhood. Standing at five and a half inches tall, she carries with her the enchanting spirit of Nancy Ann's Storybook Dolls, seeking a new home where she can continue to spread joy and delight for generations to come.

Thank you for Visiting our store, and thank you for considering this, Nancy Ann’s Sunday’s child.

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