Some mornings just feel pink — the soft kind of pink that reminds you of strawberry milk, sprinkle doughnuts, and warm summer playdates. Sunny Days Anne knew it right away when she jumped out of bed and braided her long brown hair into two neat plaits. Her big brown eyes looked like melted chocolate when she peeked in the mirror, and she smiled because today was going to be a really good day.
Her cotton-candy–pink dress swishes when she walks and whooshes when she twirls, which is extremely important if you’re planning to run across a backyard, pretend you’re a famous dancer, or leap over sidewalk chalk drawings. And the pockets hold all the important treasures — friendship bracelets, shiny pennies, maybe even a tiny note folded into fourths.
Her sandals match her dress exactly, which makes her feel very put-together, and also like she could win a style contest judged entirely by other 8-year-olds.
Sunny Days Anne is curious, kind, and ready for swing-set competitions, picnic lunches, school plays, lemonade stands, and any story a child-at-heart wants to imagine alongside her. She is limited to 300 dolls — which makes her feel a little special, but she promises she’s still the same sweet girl who just really loves to play.
She arrives in a VDC branded box with a certificate and a special craft card illustrated by Diana Vining.
Some mornings just feel pink — the soft kind of pink that reminds you of strawberry milk, sprinkle doughnuts, and warm summer playdates. Sunny Days Anne knew it right away when she jumped out of bed and braided her long brown hair into two neat plaits. Her big brown eyes looked like melted chocolate when she peeked in the mirror, and she smiled because today was going to be a really good day.
Her cotton-candy–pink dress swishes when she walks and whooshes when she twirls, which is extremely important if you’re planning to run across a backyard, pretend you’re a famous dancer, or leap over sidewalk chalk drawings. And the pockets hold all the important treasures — friendship bracelets, shiny pennies, maybe even a tiny note folded into fourths.
Her sandals match her dress exactly, which makes her feel very put-together, and also like she could win a style contest judged entirely by other 8-year-olds.
Sunny Days Anne is curious, kind, and ready for swing-set competitions, picnic lunches, school plays, lemonade stands, and any story a child-at-heart wants to imagine alongside her. She is limited to 300 dolls — which makes her feel a little special, but she promises she’s still the same sweet girl who just really loves to play.
She arrives in a VDC branded box with a certificate and a special craft card illustrated by Diana Vining.
