I would wrape the hair in a close fitting net of somekind...even something like an onion bag and then use an electronic's vac to clean them...

What kind of molds are these? How much do you want for them?

The outfits you sewed are just adorable! Nice job! Until one actually sews doll clothes it looks so easy, but when we do it we learn how much hand sewing has to go into it -- and in my case stitch ripping because it's been so long since I've done this and I'm sewing rather complex outfits. I've forgotten so much and am learning again the hard way. But it sure is gratifying when it's done and on the doll. You should be very proud of your excellent work!

Thank you so much for your response. Still only the one pumpkin, from what I can see.. but the plant is still seemingly healthy, and so is the one pumpkin. I have a question regarding pollination: You said that I could hand pollinate with a q-tip to encourage more pumpkins. Once a tiny pumpkin appears, does the flower still need to be pollinated, or is it successful in pollination once the tiny pumpkin appears? I seem to have a ton of bees in the male flowers.. but not sure if all bees move the pollen around? Since my veggie garden is like 2' away from my wildflower garden, the bees and butterflies are always swarming the area, and seem to hide out inside the pumpkin flowers for extended periods of time. As far as nutrients go, maybe I didn't add enough fertilizer or compost. I did add a bag or two of compost in April, and added a decent amount of fertilizer and some other soil amendment, but I just kind of sprinkled those in.. I don't know that I used enough.. since it was my first time! Everything in the veggie garden bed got huge and yielded good amount of produce, except the cucumbers. As I think I said in first post, my cucumber plant only grew one big healthy cucumber and the rest shriveled up when they were still small. The plant is still alive, but isn't growing cukes at all now. So the pumpkin plant seems to be doing the same thing. Everything else did great, though.. tons of kale, lettuce, broccoli, cauliflower, green beans, peas, tomatoes, etc. I still have Brussels Sprouts growing, too.. haven't harvested any yet, but they look like they're almost to the point of being ready to pick. Do you know if they normally reach maturity so late in the season? I thought they'd be ready around the same time as the broccoli. I'm not sure if I get full sunlight. I do get several hours worth, but could be partial. Hard to tell. Does the sun need to beam onto the pumpkins themselves or just the foliage and flowers? The pumpkin itself is pretty shaded by its leaves and things surrounding. My kale is getting tough and not so edible anymore. I have 6 big kale plants right near the pumpkin plant.. maybe I could pull them out and perhaps that'd let the pumpkin breathe a bit more.. Thanks again! Appreciate your time and help..