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Here is another paper doll. I have not yet figured out how to attached the clothes, The bottom designs were some test pieces for Christie.
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Look for something called " Aileen's tack it over and over" often found in the glue sections do JoAnn fabrics or Michaels craft stoes. You use a paint brush, the sponge type brush, and paint the backsides of the clothes. usually do 2 or 3 coats, let ech coat dry before doing next coat and when finished it the clothes will stick to the body and peel off over and over. When they get so they do not stick well, just paint on another coat and let dry. I have allergies to many chemicals and can not use this product because of the odor, however after drying it has no odor.
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I know the stuff, just not sure if it is best for this dusty environment.
thanks for the heads up will have to see if they sell this in Oz
if you can't find it in oz go to alleen's web site she has it on there and to keep the clothes sticking put them on plastic sheet when not in use . I use the plastic sheet you put in note book .
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The designs are great!
I wish I knew of something to help you attach the clothes. All I can think of involves magnets.
I wish I knew of something to help you attach the clothes. All I can think of involves magnets.
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hmmm, I had not thought of that.
Thanks!
Makes sure (if you use them) that they are covered by fabric and secure. Children have died because they swallowed magnets.
will do
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I have not found Aileen glue in Australia. I use Craft Smart OFF 'N ON GLUE. You can find this at Spotlight and a few other craft stores. Hopes this helps. Venetia
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Thanks for the info.
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they are really sweet Christine, I am sure that you will come up with something. Hugs Loralye
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maybe stickyback velcro, easy for kids to put on & off too
I hope so, until then I will be happy stiching!
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on another site I see they use tackit to attach
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Thank you