HI All,
My, we have been quiet around here. Guess that's what happens when
spring gets here. I have had to spend a little more time inside than I
planned these last couple of days, as there is a pretty large ( 3500 acre)
fire burning in the foothills a few miles from our house. Lots of smoke.
Too much to be outside. It has taken one home, and many are threatened.
We are supposed to get some rain this afternoon, but a storm moving in
means wind, and that is the last thing they need. My MIL works at the P.O.
in the little town that may be evacuated next, and I may be up there
dragging papers out of the office, so they don't lose the records. What a
mess. We have been looking for some land to build a new house, and several
realtors have sent us looking that direction. Guess we know where we DON'T
want the land. LOL As it is, the piece we have liked the best is only a
couple of miles and accross a highway from the fire. Kinda scary. It will
be a long summer around here.
Anyway, what I really wanted to ask, is if anyone has any links or
expertise in restoration of rubber dolls? I have a friend with a darling
little baby doll that has a huge tear around the neck area. ( bad spot for
it) and was wondering if there is anything she can do to get her back
together. It is a childhood doll, so has sentimental value. I have used
Plastix on the vinyl of Barbies, but I have no idea if that is possible
with the rubber. I am also worried that if you fix one area, the others
will tear, as it is pretty old. Any ideas? Or know of anyone I could
ask? Any ideas will be appreciated. Hope you all are having a great spring.
Kathy M.
Frivolities
Antiques & Fashion Dolls
Ft. Collins, CO