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Ashton Drake Gene "Covent
Garden" was released in 1998, designed by Tim Kennedy, and was
a Parkwest exclusive. Includes CoA.
Ashton Drake Gene "Destiny" was
released in 1998 and retired the same year, was the first
annual Gene doll for Ashton Drake, was designed by Mark
Esposito, and portrayed Gene Marshall in a movie that was
never released of the same name. Includes CoA.
Ashton Drake Gene Violet Waters
"Special Appearance" was released in 2001, designed by Jose
D'Saenz, and shows Violet performing at a jazz club. Includes
CoA.
Up for consideration is a
stylish dress pattern called "1950's Swing" for 15.5" Gene
Marshall dolls. The pattern features a sleeveless dress with
full circle swing skirt and a short collared jacket with half
sleeves. The dress is lined through the bodice with a snap
back closure. The jacket is lined with a snap front closure.
Designs by Jude offers doll clothing patterns for 7-22"
Fashion dolls and some BJD dolls. To find a pattern, search
our name or the name of the doll you are sewing for.
Ashton Drake Gene "Daughter of
the Nile" was released in 1998 and retired in 2000, designed
by Timothy Alberts, and portrayed Gene in a film of the same
name. Includes CoA.
Ashton Drake Gene Madra "Black
Widow" was released in 2000, designed by Joan Greene and Lynne
Day, shows Madra Lord in the film "The Lady or the Spider?",
and was limited to 2,500 pieces. Includes CoA.
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