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.

Hi, Do you still have the free molds and supplies? I am VERY interested. Please contact me and let me know asap. I live in Texas. Do you happen to have pic's of the molds? Shannon silverspring924@yahoo.com

I have a book called, "The Doll's Dressmaker." It is loaded with patterns for many sizes of dolls. It includes patterns for several types of hats and bonnets, as well as instructions for making accessories and patterns to sew about anything you want. It is THE book if you want to sew doll clothes. You won't need to buy a pattern again. Take your doll's measurements and compare them to the pattern you want to use. If the pattern doesn't fit, figure a measurement that will fit. Figure out the percentage of difference, i.e. "I need a pattern that is 25% larger/smaller." Then scan the pattern into your computer and increase or decrease the pattern size by the percent you need. Print, and you've got a pattern you can use.

Palatine is excellent. They offer roses grafted into multiflora rootstock, and tend to specialize in roses that do well in colder climates. I have gotten good roses from Edmunds, but my routine problem has been that they (at least in the past) didn't offer the ability to select your own ship date, and inevitably shipped my bare root roses too late. So if you order from them, be sure to call and insist on a proper ship date.