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Quote from: RainbowQuartz on February 25, 2017, 08:09:40 AMQuote from: Taxel on February 25, 2017, 07:38:53 AMWhat parts of the dolls have molded? Bodies, skin, hair, eyes? Do you have any photos? The Doll Hospital doesn't accept moldy dolls but I'm sure there's a way you can get them fixed up yourself, at least for display.The vinyl (heads/arms/legs, different parts on each). The bodies don't have any visible mold but I'm less concerned about cleaning them than the vinyl since fabric is an easier beast to battle.Hm, if you haven't already I'd say step one would be to take off their heads, throw away the stuffing, and remove their limbs. I'd probably restring them all even if their string isn't moldy, just to be safe.I found these and maybe they'll help. I don't know how up to date they are.Restoration WizardHow do you remove mold/mildew from a vinyl doll?There might be more tutorials on YouTube but I can't really watch videos much so I didn't look there.Quote from: tulagirl on February 25, 2017, 05:16:14 PMI remember the days when each historical doll was in the catalog along with outfits the child could wear to match her doll. There were like three or four outfits per doll for a child to choose from. They even had to period shoes as well. The catalogs were thick and showed most of the best parts of each doll's collection and accessories. I miss the days of every doll, all the Historicals, getting their own two page spread with a lifesize (or so it seemed) photo of the doll in her meet. I remember being so mesmerized by those photos. Over and over I'd stare at them, inspecting all the different parts of their hair, eyes, and outfits. I really wish they still did that but at least the GotY gets them. Melody has one in her debut catalogue but I don't have Maryellen's to check. If she does that's a catalogue I'll have to buy!
Quote from: Taxel on February 25, 2017, 07:38:53 AMWhat parts of the dolls have molded? Bodies, skin, hair, eyes? Do you have any photos? The Doll Hospital doesn't accept moldy dolls but I'm sure there's a way you can get them fixed up yourself, at least for display.The vinyl (heads/arms/legs, different parts on each). The bodies don't have any visible mold but I'm less concerned about cleaning them than the vinyl since fabric is an easier beast to battle.
What parts of the dolls have molded? Bodies, skin, hair, eyes? Do you have any photos? The Doll Hospital doesn't accept moldy dolls but I'm sure there's a way you can get them fixed up yourself, at least for display.
I remember the days when each historical doll was in the catalog along with outfits the child could wear to match her doll. There were like three or four outfits per doll for a child to choose from. They even had to period shoes as well. The catalogs were thick and showed most of the best parts of each doll's collection and accessories.
Nanea is definitely on my list too; her face is absolutely gorgeous! Also, I can't help but feel slight obligation to get her since she represents my state, lol.
Quote from: Akemi-chan on March 11, 2017, 01:13:57 AMNanea is definitely on my list too; her face is absolutely gorgeous! Also, I can't help but feel slight obligation to get her since she represents my state, lol. I was so annoyed about Tenney's meet that I missed your post, but I totally get what you mean! I don't even like Idaho but I've been wanting Kaya so bad to "represent" (probably because it drives me nuts when people shoehorn her as a strictly Oregon girl). Photos of her didn't really do it for me, which I found disappointing, and then I saw her in person... now I'm doomed! She's so pretty, and she'd be really fun to take around the state and to places like Grand Teton and Yellowstone.
The MCM sale list is up.https://madisonchildrensmuseum.wordpress.com/2017/07/14/american-girl-benefit-sale-price-list-for-saturday-july-22/
Quote from: sailorstitch on July 14, 2017, 08:29:58 PMThe MCM sale list is up.https://madisonchildrensmuseum.wordpress.com/2017/07/14/american-girl-benefit-sale-price-list-for-saturday-july-22/You beat me too it! I'm already disappointed that the only clothes for historicals are Melody's things. Was hoping for Kit & Addy things.