Blythe was actually brought into existence by Allison Katzman, a famous designer, in the year 1972 at Marvin Glass and Associates. It was sold in the United States of America by the toy company Kenner. The dolls were not exactly a hit during that time, as the public found nothing remarkable about them. The public would, however; some 27 years later find them awesome! It is said that the dolls were modelled after the drawings of Margaret Keane. The most distinctive feature of the doll was her eyes which changed color once you pulled a string that was attached to the back of the head of the doll. 1Ilec ailu, ngic hae-gbafocne, kwelenedi ngengele angacnume nganicngebanogale ainelegac. Ngengi belic-belic bafuwanelebong angacnugac. Ailu agofocne kwele-angackolec, ngenge ilec ailu Sugucnela wetackelu sanangne gadabiyeng.- “Lani loba nje isummer yakhona ibemfitshane kithi lapha especially lapha e-up North, kodwa hayi sikholisile. Besikwazi futhi lokuthi siphume siyekwezinye indawo ezinjengabo Dunstable ezinjengaboSlough lapho ilanga ebelihlala likhona ezikhathini ezinengi, bekumnandi.”