Yes, you can take these dolls and use them on your site. A courtesy link back to www.dolliepalace.com or to the site where I made these dolls (if I didn't make them myself using my own props) would be appreciated. Right-click, save the doll and upload to your own site. Please don't steal my bandwidth, k? Thx. These dolls are from palace props.
Let your inner Princess come out to play!
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