Restoring A Vintage Madame Alexander Puddin Doll, Part 2 Cleaning her, Washing and Styling her Hair

In this 2nd part of restoring a vintage Madame Alexander Puddin doll from 1965, she is cleaned, her hair is washed and styled and I show her finished.
The curling iron I use was purchased from Amazon, it's title is.
ADTZYLD Curling Iron Wand, Mini Hair Curler for Short Long Hair Crimper 9mm Ceramic Barrel Tight Curls LCD Temperature Display (.35 Inches)

[@debbieburke6088]

Beautiful restoration!!! Thanks for the great tips!💕

[@DIYDollArtist]

I am so happy it has been helpful. Thank you for the support.🥰

[@smartzstuff]

Just Beautiful restoration! Baby doll looks so much happier!

[@DIYDollArtist]

Thank you so much, I am happy you enjoyed it. My friend who owns is very happy with her.🥰

[@tonywild1963]

This is an interesting restoration of a pudding doll. Funny you mentioned Goop, as I use it all the time with good results. She turned out Adorable and cute. thank you

[@DIYDollArtist]

so happy you enjoyed it. That stuff does help! so happy you enjoyed her . She’s happy in her new home and loved very much🥰

[@MelaniesFavBarOfSoap]

So cute! If you use Bluse Pte you can use it to make their cheeks, knees, ears, nose pink!

[@DIYDollArtist]

Thank you so much for the tip! What exactly is Bluse Pte? I would love to try it.🥰

[@heatherlocke1951]

Beautiful job she looks fantastic .I adore Puddin shes just delicious :-D I love how she fits perfectly into real baby clothes ,but I have spent waaay too much on baby dresses since I got her X

[@DIYDollArtist]

So glad you enjoyed the video. I bet you really had fun buying all those baby clothes:)! I certainly would have! Thank you for the support, it is greatly appreciated.

[@barbaracrain2975]

👍👏

[@DIYDollArtist]

Thank you for the encouragement, I am so glad you liked it.