![](https://davelandweb.com/genemarshall/images/gwtw/sewingcircle/T14GWDD03_1.jpg)
For their 2014 Fall Release, the Tonner Doll company has added another Scarlett O'Hara to their "Gone with the Wind" collection. Once again, my wallet is breathing a heavy sigh of relief. Based on the outfit Scarlett wore in the sewing circle scene, it is very plain.
![](https://davelandweb.com/genemarshall/images/gwtw/sewingcircle/T14GWDD03_2.jpg)
I am really curious if Tonner sells many of these; are doll collectors that crazy about having each doll/outfit to fork over $200?
![](https://davelandweb.com/genemarshall/images/gwtw/sewingcircle/T14GWDD03_3.jpg)
Franklin Mint created this outfit for their vinyl doll line many years ago. In comparison to Tonner's, the fabrics seem more appropriate and this outfit also included a little embroidery hoop. Very nice touch.
![](https://davelandweb.com/genemarshall/images/gwtw/sewingcircle_fm/DSC_0705.jpg)
A screen shot from the actual movie scene:
![](https://davelandweb.com/genemarshall/images/gwtw/sewingcircle/screenshot.jpg)
A publicity still:
![](https://davelandweb.com/celebs/images/vivienleigh/gwtw/GWTW_AshleyWounded.jpg)
with a detailed view of Vivien Leigh wearing the Sewing Circle outfit. Neither Tonner or the Franklin Mint chose to include the shawl that Scarlett had in this scene.
![](https://davelandweb.com/celebs/images/vivienleigh/gwtw/GWTW_AshleyWounded_d1.jpg)
There are so many other interesting outfits that Scarlett wore in the movie that I can't figure out why Tonner chose this one, other than because it would be easy to manufacture.
See more "Gone with the Wind" Doll photos on my regular website.
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