Couple Gives 2nd Life to Unwanted Dolls

Apr 28, 2020 7:37 PM

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Portland, Oregon couple, Sara Derrickson and Brian Jillson, run Unsettling Toys. The co-founders collect macabre dolls that are flawed, damaged, or rejected by their original owners to re-home them to new families. A ceramic doll may be unsettling to some, but endearing to others.

I like your doll

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For some reason I knew these people were from Portland before the post told me.

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I think I found the perfect place to get a christening gift for my niece!

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I'll take a hard fuck no on that one

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There’s definitely dead bodies hidden somewhere on their property.

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No company name or website?

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This is my nightmare!

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I commend the effort to upcycle and keep things off landfill. But wtf

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I genuinely think this is less about recycling, and more about enjoying the macabre

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No, just no

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The most disturbing part of this video is that awful music

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So that place is super haunted.

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My little leaf?!

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*Morse code sounds* We got a haunted doll watch.

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