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THANKS PAT C
I HAVE SEEN THAT FOR OVER A WEEKS AND NEVER TOOK A LOOK.
I SHOULD PAY MORE ATTENTION TO WHAT'S ON THE HOME PAGE (LOL)

THANK
HUGS
CINDY

I love the idea of the little body that Danielle has created! We're always so worried about covering up or hiding the ends of the tiewraps to hold on the limbs and now they are "inside" and we don't have to worry or see them!    

I also carefully removed the velcro from the back of them and used a needle and thread to sew closed the back of my babies (although I do know a certain someone  who crocheted the little bodies) and they look great! 

I too was confused about how to attach them but I like it like this now! I wish more bodies were like that. Can you imagine... no more hiding the end of the plastic!!!!  

Pat C....

I think you should offer it yourself. I "think" you could offer it in the for sale/trade section. You might want to check with Mae though to see if it's ok.

Okay ladies, I'll do that.  I have it already written up.  I'll just add some pictures to explain the different pieces and how to assemble the finished doll and body.  Thanks for the imput!!

   


And... I am going to get a new baby    to practice my colors on by the end of the year.  My daughter is already aware of my bad paint habit....  she'll smack me once or twice, but it won't be the first of her kids to get painted!!  
    

Pat C.

That is EXACTLY how you are supposed to put the limbs on the body!    

That is how our Danielle designed it. Some people get their knickers in a bunch over trying to hide the end of the cable tie so this way you can use string, yarn, cable tie, whatever is your fav for securing the limbs and no one will see it! Also, yes, it does help to seal the ends. 

Pat C... Now you just make sure you don't get your heat gun after that new one, ya hear?   

Awe, ok I guess I'll give you the benefit of the doubt. Besides, it's not even here yet. We'll see... hehehe     

Cathy,..
You can fill the tiny bodies with fibre fill and some glass beads,.i always put the glass beads in a nylon bag. ajaust weight your baby till she feels nice weighted.

Danielle

Well, there's a Pat B and a Pat C - so who is Pat A - must exist or there wouldn't be a B and a C?

I wish I could see these DVDs - but they just keep rolling and I can't use them. Could the information on the DVDs be made available in some printed form?

The tutorial that comes with the Beginner Classroom DVD seems like it would be pretty close to a printed form of that DVD. I have not had the opportunity to really use it yet since my recient disaster with my oven and my baby parts, but it looks good. My husband printed it out in color for me from his printer. It even shows you where to put veins! Hope that helps.

Meghan

NAW! Mr Secrist is Pat S. hehehe there is no A just a B and that's me then Pat C and WhEEEEEEEEE Ok sorry... too much espresso today lol     (although he's at the top of the list, just not alphabetical)

We do have in the process, someone working on a printed form of the DVDs. Although they have not said about cc for them they are also going to have them put into book form for those of us who are audio AND visual! I'm hoping they will be available for the 2009 tutorial catalog. I know it's coming, just a matter of when.

Yes, I did like the fact that you can print all those pages from the classroom training CD that came with the DVD. Aren't all those images great?!?! I print them off and have my students use them in class, that way they know how and where to put veins, etc and can build their own placement from there. At least there are guidelines.