Haha! Love your commentary..."I would rip out all of his hair and put it right back in, bc I can." 😆 omg, don't get me started about haunted dolls! I ain't askeered of no doll no either! 😉😆
I had such a laugh over that too. There is an old clip of Richard Simmons being interviewed by Bonnie Hunt, who asks him if he is afraid he will get up one night and all his dolls will start talking to him, and he says, "I hope one day they will!!"
I don’t comment because I watch you on my tv but I have to say I love your videos and often rewatch because your voice is so comforting, especially for someone like myself who suffers from anxiety, so thank you.🙏🏼💖 I also love the hysterical clips you add in!! 😂 Keep up the great work! Hugs from Scotland 🏴 🤗
I love your comments and small snippets of videos !!! Hysterical … I love your knowledge of doll restoration. It has helped me understand what the heck I’m going to do now that I restore Barbie’s and now Terri Lee dolls … I also just repaired a beautiful Terri Lee doll 11 inch dress . It’s amazing . I want to learn to sew clothes but egad I’m all thumbs . I also love your Barbie videos !!! Amazing knowledge!!! I fix Barbie dolls as well and I’ve definitely learned a few tricks from you . Thank you so much.
Aww thank you so much for being here!!:) Terri Lee gowns are on another level. I love them! I love to sew, you can try easy patterns perhaps?:) and it’s all about the fabric you choose. That can make a simple pattern look expensive! I think I’ll do a video with patterns. Should be different and fun!
You are so talented! I could watch your restorations all day. She looks fabulous! And how interesting as I have never heard of her before and I’m old! 😂 Thanks for the video!
i have never heard of this doll until now! so much fun learning about these toni dolls! $10 in ‘54 is worth $117 today 😳 reminds me a lot of american girl. she came out great!! 💜💜💜
Thank you!! They’re both educational dolls too! How cute is that. And pleasant company also came out with curlers and taught you how to curl the hair and set it. So they could be related lol 😂
I feel the struggle with ironing. I don’t know how many times I’ve felt so pleased with how well I cleaned and restored a piece of doll clothing, only to make it look like a complete flop with my ironing. Sometimes I put more creases in than I take out.
I remember my first iron jobs were nightmares. And then when I would burn something:( but now I have a better idea about how to do it. But sometimes I still get the iron too hot lol
I wish I could have seen this video earlier!! I just left a comment about how cool it was that you also restored 1950’s dolls and right after that, this video came out! This has definitely been one of my favorite of your videos as a mostly 50’s collector dolls wise. I love Toni dolls, I have wanted one for a while now but after seeing this I want one so much more, I had no idea she had all those little things to do her hair!! It’s so convenient for a person restoring dolls to have a whole little book thing to tell you how to do it, and it’s from the time period!! Also I totally relate to the scary doll stuff, it’s so annoying. Thank you for making this, I love your channel!!
Omg!!! You got one?? That’s amazing!! I bet she’s lovely! Let me know how her hair turns out! And thank you so much for being here, you were one of my first subscribers!!:)
I think she turned out lovely. I don't collect dolls of this type, but I have an appreciation for all dolls to some degree, and their place in history is a part of that. I just have to at least try to remain somewhat focused in my collecting, I like too many different doll lines as it is, I could never be a one-brand doll collector. That said, I would love to play with this doll's hair, you're making me want one. 😁
I will say, she is a bunch of fun. Especially if you play with her like she was intended and you do exactly what the instructions say. You honestly could do this with any dolls with high quality nylon hair. Saran hair dolls probably wouldn’t work as well with, as their hair is very heavy
Lovely restoration. I have two Toni's but they are only the 14 inch and still waiting for me to get up the nerve to do their hair. For doll dresses they are easier to iron while still damp, no steam, the ironing will help dry them. A small iron makes it easier. The puff sleeves are easiest to do by stuffing the sleeve with tissue paper to fill it out and then let it dry, no ironing needed on the sleeves.
So an old dog can still learn new tricks. I've been repairing/restoring dolls for over 40 years and have never used your method for the "quick fix" elastic. That's genius. Thank you.
@@disneybarbiegirl615, thanks. And you did such a nice job repairing her facial paint. I was impressed by the eyebrows! :) I have to do that to some of mine, and add some extra nylon hair. How did you attach your extra hair? Hope you will do some more videos of these types of dolls too, but they are all fun to watch.
This reminds me of Kenya by Tyco. She was a hair play doll advertised to black children in 92. You could curl, braid (she came with beads to put on them) and straighten her hair with a "magic lotion" which I never found out what it actually was haha! Idk something to look into, I guess. I think you'll have fun doing her hair if you ever got one.
Also, I can't remember what state you're in, or if you ever said, but I live in Virginia. I *think* in the south doll collecting is more accepted. Are there more doll collectors in the south? I don't know, but I've often wondered that, bc most of the time people don't bat an eye when you say you collect dolls. If they don't collect, they usually know someone who does so it's not weird to them. Thought you or someone else here might find that interesting. If anyone reads this and you're in the south, please comment to me... are there more of us in the south? 🤔😊
I’d say doll collecting is accepted most places. In Florida, I know we are a scattered bunch. There’s not many places to thrift them in central Florida so that’s the only thing to me that makes it difficult.
Wow what a fabulous restoration. She looks brand new! So beautiful. I had to laugh when you first took out those curlers. Brought back horrible memories of when my mom gave me permanents. I would just cry and cry it was so awful. She gave me several perms until I finally convinced her that I love my straight hair. Ah memories. Mom is still alive at 93 and still getting her perms. Haha.
I used to work on the jungle cruise and when I wasn’t feeling like it or ran out of jokes to say and I was tired I would introduce people to awkward silence lol 😂
@@disneybarbiegirl615 leo Mattel Barbies are super rare as they were mostly made for the Indian audience if ya see one for a good price snatch them up!
You are hilarious! Ed & Lorraine are both dead ? I knew Lorraine was. Anyway...yea, I think their daughter manages the haunted items now. I let everyone know I'm a doll collector. I don't care.
Tell Barbie girl this is Deborah again my daughter has a can Ken doll Maybach in 1966 he is strong only to his hips it's not his legs or his arms I've never strong a doll he's in really good shape except for the string and really don't know what size string there is going to Hobby Lobby to check it but I just wanted you to know 1966 he's in good shape can you tell me what type of Dolly he is
Haha! Love your commentary..."I would rip out all of his hair and put it right back in, bc I can." 😆 omg, don't get me started about haunted dolls! I ain't askeered of no doll no either! 😉😆
Haha and I meant that. Chucky hasn’t met his match till he tries it with me ✂️
I had such a laugh over that too. There is an old clip of Richard Simmons being interviewed by Bonnie Hunt, who asks him if he is afraid he will get up one night and all his dolls will start talking to him, and he says, "I hope one day they will!!"
This video and your commentary was such a delight to watch! Such a fabulous companion to my morning workout. This video was everything!
Awww thank you!! I’m so happy you chose my video:) thank you for being here!!:)
Those are the BEST Toni eyebrows I’ve ever seen 🤩 amazing transformation 💕💕💕 Also you haunting Chucky is 👌🏼😅
Thank you so much!!
I don’t comment because I watch you on my tv but I have to say I love your videos and often rewatch because your voice is so comforting, especially for someone like myself who suffers from anxiety, so thank you.🙏🏼💖
I also love the hysterical clips you add in!! 😂
Keep up the great work! Hugs from Scotland 🏴 🤗
Aww thank you so much, that’s so sweet!! 💜💜💜🥰
Love this! Thank you for showing different types of dolls and the restoration process for them all.
Thank you for watching!:) I have a few more non Barbie’s to restore.
I love your comments and small snippets of videos !!! Hysterical … I love your knowledge of doll restoration. It has helped me understand what the heck I’m going to do now that I restore Barbie’s and now Terri Lee dolls … I also just repaired a beautiful Terri Lee doll 11 inch dress . It’s amazing . I want to learn to sew clothes but egad I’m all thumbs . I also love your Barbie videos !!! Amazing knowledge!!! I fix Barbie dolls as well and I’ve definitely learned a few tricks from you . Thank you so much.
Aww thank you so much for being here!!:) Terri Lee gowns are on another level. I love them! I love to sew, you can try easy patterns perhaps?:) and it’s all about the fabric you choose. That can make a simple pattern look expensive! I think I’ll do a video with patterns. Should be different and fun!
@@disneybarbiegirl615 that would be awesome !!
You are so talented! I could watch your restorations all day. She looks fabulous! And how interesting as I have never heard of her before and I’m old! 😂 Thanks for the video!
Thanks for watching! I’m glad you enjoyed it!!!:) thank you for being here!!!:)
I really enjoy your videos! Very informative and entertaining. You have me laughing which is awesome! Thank you for the great information and fun❤
Thanks for watching! I’m glad you enjoyed it!!!:) thank you for being here!!!:)
she reminds me of Shirley Temple. So adorable. Beautifully done
Thank you! They were made by the same company who made Shirley temple dolls!
i have never heard of this doll until now! so much fun learning about these toni dolls! $10 in ‘54 is worth $117 today 😳 reminds me a lot of american girl. she came out great!! 💜💜💜
Thank you!! They’re both educational dolls too! How cute is that. And pleasant company also came out with curlers and taught you how to curl the hair and set it. So they could be related lol 😂
I feel the struggle with ironing. I don’t know how many times I’ve felt so pleased with how well I cleaned and restored a piece of doll clothing, only to make it look like a complete flop with my ironing. Sometimes I put more creases in than I take out.
I remember my first iron jobs were nightmares. And then when I would burn something:( but now I have a better idea about how to do it. But sometimes I still get the iron too hot lol
I wish I could have seen this video earlier!! I just left a comment about how cool it was that you also restored 1950’s dolls and right after that, this video came out! This has definitely been one of my favorite of your videos as a mostly 50’s collector dolls wise. I love Toni dolls, I have wanted one for a while now but after seeing this I want one so much more, I had no idea she had all those little things to do her hair!! It’s so convenient for a person restoring dolls to have a whole little book thing to tell you how to do it, and it’s from the time period!! Also I totally relate to the scary doll stuff, it’s so annoying. Thank you for making this, I love your channel!!
I bought a Toni doll.
Omg!!! You got one?? That’s amazing!! I bet she’s lovely! Let me know how her hair turns out! And thank you so much for being here, you were one of my first subscribers!!:)
@@disneybarbiegirl615 thank you! I will restore her after this video and a few others I know of!
I think she turned out lovely. I don't collect dolls of this type, but I have an appreciation for all dolls to some degree, and their place in history is a part of that. I just have to at least try to remain somewhat focused in my collecting, I like too many different doll lines as it is, I could never be a one-brand doll collector. That said, I would love to play with this doll's hair, you're making me want one. 😁
I will say, she is a bunch of fun. Especially if you play with her like she was intended and you do exactly what the instructions say. You honestly could do this with any dolls with high quality nylon hair. Saran hair dolls probably wouldn’t work as well with, as their hair is very heavy
Lovely restoration. I have two Toni's but they are only the 14 inch and still waiting for me to get up the nerve to do their hair. For doll dresses they are easier to iron while still damp, no steam, the ironing will help dry them. A small iron makes it easier. The puff sleeves are easiest to do by stuffing the sleeve with tissue paper to fill it out and then let it dry, no ironing needed on the sleeves.
So an old dog can still learn new tricks. I've been repairing/restoring dolls for over 40 years and have never used your method for the "quick fix" elastic. That's genius. Thank you.
Aww thank you!!! I really appreciate you being here:)
I fell asleep n let the video run n then I woke up to see a GODDESS 💕🌄✨❤️🔥
I put it on to fall asleep to and ended up being too interested to sleep. 😅
@@E.C.Animation morning sleepy is too stronggq
I enjoyed this so much! I love Toni dolls and you did such a nice job on her. Really enjoying your videos. Thanks for sharing your knowledge.
Thank you so much!:) I appreciate you being here!
@@disneybarbiegirl615, thanks. And you did such a nice job repairing her facial paint. I was impressed by the eyebrows! :) I have to do that to some of mine, and add some extra nylon hair. How did you attach your extra hair? Hope you will do some more videos of these types of dolls too, but they are all fun to watch.
Eeee I know Aurora! These type of dolls aren’t normally my cup of tea, but Toni is really pretty.
Thank you:)
I would of love to get a Toni doll because I love fixing my dolls hair.❤
You would love her!!!
Shes turning out beatifuly !! Regardes from Norway.
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Lovely doll, thanks for sharing 🙂
Thank you 🤗
This reminds me of Kenya by Tyco. She was a hair play doll advertised to black children in 92. You could curl, braid (she came with beads to put on them) and straighten her hair with a "magic lotion" which I never found out what it actually was haha! Idk something to look into, I guess. I think you'll have fun doing her hair if you ever got one.
Wow! She’s like the same doll then!
@@disneybarbiegirl615 Yeah, pretty much haha
hahaha love your Annabelle story lol 🤣😂💝
Thank you lol 😂
Also, I can't remember what state you're in, or if you ever said, but I live in Virginia. I *think* in the south doll collecting is more accepted. Are there more doll collectors in the south? I don't know, but I've often wondered that, bc most of the time people don't bat an eye when you say you collect dolls. If they don't collect, they usually know someone who does so it's not weird to them. Thought you or someone else here might find that interesting. If anyone reads this and you're in the south, please comment to me... are there more of us in the south? 🤔😊
@@mme_aes I am a southern doll collector ☺️
I’d say doll collecting is accepted most places. In Florida, I know we are a scattered bunch. There’s not many places to thrift them in central Florida so that’s the only thing to me that makes it difficult.
SE TX avid doll collector for most of my life. Now 74. My mom loved dolls & every Christmas got very special dolls💕
You are brilliant ❤
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My precious babies lol lol lol
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Wow what a fabulous restoration. She looks brand new! So beautiful. I had to laugh when you first took out those curlers. Brought back horrible memories of when my mom gave me permanents. I would just cry and cry it was so awful. She gave me several perms until I finally convinced her that I love my straight hair. Ah memories. Mom is still alive at 93 and still getting her perms. Haha.
Your comments make the video so funny 🤣
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“have you ever met awkward silence?” 😂😂😂 DEADDD
lol glad you liked……………..that
I used to work on the jungle cruise and when I wasn’t feeling like it or ran out of jokes to say and I was tired I would introduce people to awkward silence lol 😂
Hello! Would the elastic trick work in older Barbie clothes whe elastic streached out?
Yes, definitely! I’ve used it for several pieces
Not the jumpscare at the end
You’re welcome ☺️ lol
I’d love to watch a video about your doll collection 🫶🏻
I will make one:)
😂 now we need a Chucky movie where he meets his match with a doll collector who specializes in haunted dolls.
I think Annabelle wouldn't have been so feisty if someone had just washed her face and given her a wet set.
lol 😂 pick me pick me
Do you have any leo Mattel barbies?
I do not think so. I used to have some Barbie’s from Spain, but I sold them
@@disneybarbiegirl615 leo Mattel Barbies are super rare as they were mostly made for the Indian audience if ya see one for a good price snatch them up!
Tressy also has all these hair styling books but her pins are a pain to find and her curlers.
I LOVE TRESSY!:) I have had a few, but kept one as she’s so beautiful
You are hilarious! Ed & Lorraine are both dead ? I knew Lorraine was. Anyway...yea, I think their daughter manages the haunted items now. I let everyone know I'm a doll collector. I don't care.
Yeah, Ed was the first to pass away. It’s their daughter and son in law, which good for them. Wouldn’t wanna see Annabelle on the streets lol
@@disneybarbiegirl615 hahaha! True, I don't want to see Annabelle out either.
Racheal Hoffman's channel might have the doll cleaning solution
Tell Barbie girl this is Deborah again my daughter has a can Ken doll Maybach in 1966 he is strong only to his hips it's not his legs or his arms I've never strong a doll he's in really good shape except for the string and really don't know what size string there is going to Hobby Lobby to check it but I just wanted you to know 1966 he's in good shape can you tell me what type of Dolly he is