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Looking for doll maker with Duncan experience
Comments (1)Hi Tami Welcome to the world of dollmaking. I found this forum and signed up because a search for Duncan's product turned up your request. Gwen and I make porcelain dolls and have a teaching studio in Tasmania. I am currently researching pourable composites for body making and hope to find a strong durable composite which is not latex based as the ammonia smell during curing messes with asthma issues I have. Would love to know how you get on and if you have any questions about the porcelain side of the process I would be happy to answer. Peter Here is a link that might be useful: Pics of us and our stuff :)...See MoreFree Doll Molds S.E. MN
Comments (0)Mom is sick and we have to liquidate her doll molds, eyes, clothing and wigs. I have a complete listing of all of the dolls. As far as I can tell all doll bases are complete with head, chest piece arms and legs or with head and full porcelain body. There are roughly 47 different dolls. Some of course will share the same body. I believe that most of the molds are new, a few may have been used a couple of times. We also have about 100 assorted bottles of GARE ceramic paints with the rack. You Haul -You Take All and they are yours absolutely free of charge....See MorePlaster doll molds,patterns and porcelain slip
Comments (3)Would you sell it all as one lot?? About all I would need is dress patterns. Even though I do have a lot of them,,,,,I am a pattern junkie!!! If you would like to private message me about this that is ok. Put your cursor on my name and where is says follow, click on it. Then you can send me a private message. Rosie...See MoreLooking for doll molds?
Comments (1)What kind of molds are these? How much do you want for them?...See More- 11 years ago
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