My friend has always talked about how much she wanted a Cabbage Patch doll, so over the years we’ve been keeping an eye out at flea markets and second‑hand shops. We never found one that felt right, until I spotted these two.
My friend has always talked about how much she wanted a Cabbage Patch doll, so over the years we’ve been keeping an eye out at flea markets and second‑hand shops. We never found one that felt right, until I spotted these two. I thought it was perfect: I’d keep the boy doll and give my friend the girl doll. The “twin” tag is something I added myself. I saw a pair of tags on eBay and even though these two aren’t an official twin set, they look so similar that it felt cute to present them that way.
They didn’t come with any of their original paperwork (no adoption papers), which was a bit disappointing, but I made up for it. I bought a beautiful box, lined it with pink tissue paper, and added bows and ribbons. It looks so sweet and special. Some door is going to be knocked off its hinges when she sees her girl Cabbage Patch, she’s going to absolutely melt.