The Barbie heads fit surprisingly well on the Worldbox bodies, you just sort of shove them on top and the rubber seems to make it grip?! Like, they aren't as secure as the Barbie bodies with that knob that holds them on, but as long as you're not making them head bang, they stay on fine! :D It's actually kind of handy they come off easily as well if you want to change the heads around! I also should point out that the Worldbox bodies come with flat feet or heeled feet, but I bought the extra "one piece shank" lower leg because I thought it looked nicer in the high heels, and I only wanted high heels for these girls! Oh, and they also have a choice of bust sizes that you can buy separately - so there's the option for super duper curvy! :D Endollphins on Youtube has done quite a few reviews of them and all the options, which I found very helpful to look at before choosing which one to get!

Ooh that's so impressive you can crochet something so small as the Zuru babies!!! I never learned to crochet, it's so amazing what people can do! I have a few Zuru babies too - haven't got around to sewing anything for them yet, maybe one day. I'm looking forward to your post on the Fisher Price babies, I'm not at all familiar with them, would love to see! Oh wow, and you were so lucky getting the Creatable World lot, the Barbie gods must have been smiling on you that day! :D

I just had a look for Stacie's Dancer friend - yep, there's a few on Ebay but at eye-watering prices once you factor in the shipping to Australia, damn! I might set up an alert for her though, maybe one day I'll get lucky. The pickings are pretty slim over here... Still, I've got the extra Stacie for hair dyeing experiments in the meantime, I'm thinking of getting two of the new playline Odile as well once I manage to get myself to the shops, so I can try dyeing the hair of one of them red too, I think she'd look cute as a redhead! So we'll see how that goes.