In this Dolly Dreams bonus episode, I’m finally showing you the finished products of the American Girl dolls I put together for my “bonus girls.” By the time this video is up, they already have their dolls, so it’s not a surprise. I talk a little bit about why this is important to me—these girls have had a tough life and missed out on a lot of experiences, so my husband and I try to give them fun, cozy childhood-type moments when we can. One of those big experiences is getting an AG doll and going to the American Girl store. I start with the oldest girl’s doll: a Truly Me I found for about $20 off Marketplace (because yes, I can figure out how to do this without paying full price). She wanted blue eyes and dark hair like hers, but fell in love with red hair because she loves the Weasleys—so I made her doll a Hufflepuff. I used a My Life As Hufflepuff outfit and honestly I give it a 10/10 because it feels really well made. Then I show the goodie bag items I put together, plus I share our plan to go to the store with a personal shopper, let each girl pick an outfit and a pet or accessory, and (hopefully) eat at the bistro. Then I reveal the youngest girl’s custom: Mabel Pines from Gravity Falls. I swapped wigs (using a Marisol wig), did a little trimming, and got a custom Mabel outfit made by Wizard Fashions. I also added Mabel’s braces and put together her goodie bag—including Grumpy Bear and a pig, because Mabel has a pig. It’s just a really sweet project, and I can’t wait for them to have that full American Girl store experience.