Rescuing Memories: A Day at the Doll Shop | Repairing Antique Dolls
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- Опубліковано 5 чер 2023
- Step into the enchanting world of Turn of the Century Antiques in Denver, Colorado and join Doll Doctor Linda on a journey of restoration. In this captivating video, experience a day in the life at the shop as Linda works her magic on an antique doll. The video is owned by our customer Pam who joins in for some lively conversation. Watch as Linda delicately repairs the doll's foot that fell off unexpectedly. Marvel at her skill as she expertly restores the intricate antique clothing, breathing new life into cherished pieces of the past. Discover the dedication and passion that goes into preserving these precious treasures. Get ready to be inspired by the artistry and love that surrounds the doll restoration process.
LINKS:
Amazing Glue: dollsbeautiful.com/shop/ols/p...
Linda's Website: www.uniquelyyoursporcelaindol...
Rachel's Doll Shop: www.rare-dolls.com/
Virtual Doll Convention: www.virtualdollconvention.com/ - Розваги
I am always amazed watching Linda work her magic restoring someone’s beloved doll.
It is always a treat to see the beautiful dolls in your doll shop and watch Linda work her magic❤
Watching Linda repair dolls is a "favorite of mine. " She freely shares her repair (tips & tricks ) to restore the life of those in need. Also, Rachel has the BEST channel ever on dolls; like her MOM, she brings us content that cannot be duplicated elsewhere! Thank you, Rachel. ❤
I adore your team Rachel,it seems like a little family, but Linda has something special,i get relaxed watching her fixing dolls and sharing all that knowledge!
A wonderful video as always!
Isma
Great job, Linda. The delight is in the details...and you delight.
Love to see these dolls saved and restored! Fascinating
Linda is a real magician I just love seeing her fix your little guests and bring back a time longe pasted 🥰
That Shirley Temple in the box looks amazing...!
Rachel, thoroughly enjoyed this video. Makes me want to fix up an old French doll. Miss you & Michael's videos too. Keep up the good work and your baby girl is beautiful ❤
Thank you so much! You’ve been following for a bit! We appreciate you and thank you again for your kind words.
I love dolls!! It is amazing what you girls are doing! Love ya!!❤
🙋♀️❤ So much fun!
Awesome Video!! OMG! Linda's shirt!!! I Love it!!!! Great to see Linda and meet Pam. Love those antique dolls. All beautiful!!
Haha it’s a fun shirt! I actually have more in the back of the shop if you want one. I’ll send it to you when I come across them again.
The wonderful Carmel Doll Shop has a recently sold doll on their French Bebe page that looks exactly like your beautiful mystery doll. It is described as a SFBJ era Dep sold by the Jumeau firm, head having been made by Simon & Halbig. Love the whole video! Your shop is a joy to follow😊
I adore Grrrip glue! I started using it when I started making multimedia dolls. It doesn't soak through fabric and it has a firm, elastic texture when dry
Thanks for sharing!! It is great stuff!
Jackson, MS and I just sub.. I'm collecting info on how to clean up my 1960's toy dolls.
Rachel, I so LOVE how Linda fixes up the Dolls🤗🤗💖💖💖💖💖!! I LOVE how she fixed the hair and dress of the Doll @ 16:53 with the beautiful blue eyes💙💙💙💙💙 and I also LOVE how she cleaned up the "mystery Doll" with the beautiful dark blue eyes 💙💙 @ 18:04 with her ribbons, red hair❤❤, and I LOVE her black shoes!! I LOVE how Linda sewed the "Mystery Doll's" dress and added a cute ribbon💝💝💝💝💝!! And Pam's Workshop group with Alice Lovert who makes dresses based on Adult dresses from 1860s to 1870s period dresses for Dolls from 10 to now 18 inches😃😃❤❤❤❤❤!!! And I LOVE how Pam's Doll with be a "playing doll" with maybe Alice Lovert making a dress for Pam's new antique Jumeau Doll❤❤❤❤❤!!! Thank you Rachel for sharing Linda's talents❤❤❤❤❤ and Pam telling us all about Alice Lovert's 19th century period dresses for Dolls❤❤❤❤❤🤗🤗!!! And Linda will be missed while she is on vacation, but I do hope that Linda has a really nice vacation🤗🤗💖💖💖💖💖!!!
Oh no! How long will Linda be gone? I so look forward to watching her restoring dolls, extending their lives even further.
I do so agree about the camaraderie of doll workshops. Mine is a lonely hobby in the doll desert of Wales. It would be so nice to have a doll buddy or group, but there is no way to meet up as I can't travel now.
Pam, if you ever read this, your new Jumeau is beautiful. Working girl or not! I'd love to see more of your collection and some of the things you have made at Alice's workshop. Do you have a blog?
🥰👍👏🙏
Do you have a link to the doll patterns mentioned in this video--was it Alice Lovert? I wasn't able to find anything online. Thanks!
Here is a link to her website! www.justalice.com/
Hallo, ein süßes deutsches Mädchen..Wie schön sie wieder aussieht.Danke fürs zeigen.Grüße aus Deutschland..Was für eine Marke, steht hinten auf der Puppe drauf?
Hey, I bought this book to Identify a German doll but I can’t find the marking which is just Germany, if not it’s fine, but do you know what maker put Germany on their dolls?
Hello there!! Do you have Sankyo Monsieur Giraud Musical Doll? Can give us a review about that doll please?
Hi! We do not have one, sounds neat though!
I have never heard of a Sankyo Monsieur Giraud Musical Doll, but she sounds adorable🤗🤗💖💖💖💖💖!! What year was she made and what company made her?
@@wantingoneangel8976 She is porcelain doll with music box inside her.. Google dont have further information about that doll. But based on what I've heard from a local doll group , it was designed by Monseur Giraud, and produced by Sankyo in Japan around 1970s.
hello @13:20 theres a naked doll. i just bought an antique doll similliar to that i think. where they are made of wood and they move by a certain strethgchable cables hook in arms legs and joints. what kind of doll is that? that the first time i saw those kind of doll that i buy. lile what i sae this video @13:23 thank you very much❤
There's no way this is professional work it looks like something a 5 year old would do to there dolls after braking them
You don’t even know how to spell “breaking” or the difference between there and “their.” 😂
I hope you can help me, but I don't know if its possible to buy your dolls online? Barbie has an big interests and can also buy it even if i live in Denmark. Thanks in advance. Regards, Robin