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New Clothes For Stuffed AnimalsLibby from Colorado Springs, Colorado Feedback About This Post:RE: New Clothes For Stuffed Animals
Try a tailor or a dressmaker. If it's an antique, leave it alone because the value will drop significantly if it is altered. Post by cookwie RE: New Clothes For Stuffed AnimalsThose of us who watch Antiques Roadshow know you shouldn't try to fix up a possible antique before you get a professional opinion on its value as is. If the toy is old and/or collectible, it might be worth more just the way it is. Just a thought. Post by Jantoo RE: New Clothes For Stuffed AnimalsLook online for a doll hospital. Post by kimhis RE: New Clothes For Stuffed Animals
get a hold of a clothing tailor in your area.. I am sure they can fix it.. look in the phone book for seamstress.. Post By Robbie (Guest Post) |
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