Restring A Vintage Shirley Temple Doll Doll Repair Tutorial

Learn step by step from a real doll hospital how to restring a five piece composition vintage doll yourself at home. Brought to you by the Dolls Lane of Ruby Lane. Shop dolls and doll repair supplies on www.rubylane.com/dolls
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[@Renn7718]

Thank you! Done this on one of my dolls today and worked amazingly

[@jerwife3]

Thank you so much. I have a 100 year old doll that needs just this and I didn't' know how to do it. :)

[@sharijames6287]

Thank you so much. I have a very large Porcelain Kewpie to restring. I do not know if she has hooks or not. I have not taken her apart yet.

[@rylandrichmond2017]

I used rubber bands and it worked GREAT!

[@patvasta2435]

I need to know how to repair the legs on a walker doll, like the one in the background of this video. Thanks.

[@cheekychick_48]

Can you do this on a 22 inch Shirley Temple doll or should I use another cord for the arms?*Update
I just restrung my 22 inch Shirley Temple doll.I ended up using another cord for the arms.It made it tighter that way.Thank you for the easy instructions.This was the first time I ever restrung a doll.

[@michaellane5409]

Thank you for this video! Can you tell me, we are getting a 27 inch Shirley that needs to be completely restrung. Would you be able to tell me what size cord I would need to restring her?

[@donnagum4250]

Thank You!

[@hieithefox]

I have a antique hard plastic doll that has the head as part of the body it's all one pice and I need to reattach the arms and legs but every tutorial i'm finding is like this one any sugestions?

[@kathyflorcruz552]

Well NOW I know how my 1930s Shirley is put together! She has a droopy head but the rest seems intact.

[@annagiusti3095]

Bravissimo bambole quasi introvabili!

[@beckytorres2887]

What thickness is the cord? Thank you.

[@michaelmcgee8543]

Great!

[@natalyhernandez9421]

How do you do that?

[@deadflowers7046]

Thank you so much! This was very helpful.

[@jjorgey9039]

You make it look to easy...haha

[@janediano3366]

Thank you!