CPK Rerooting Tutorial - Removing Head

CPK Rerooting Tutorial - Removing Head #cabbagepatchkids
#freehandlymade
#dollrestoration
#rerootingdolls

[@LorriesWorld]

LOL...love that it's 'hard' to remove their heads. Imagine if it was easy...

[@FreehandlyMadeAuCrochet]

True! LOL!!!!

[@ian_F.]

You have talent..keep it going,🥰🥰🥰🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰

[@FreehandlyMadeAuCrochet]

Watched then subscribed to your channel and ran the bell.

[@mikeumphrey-waytogokennels2526]

Interesting! Yup a plump baby is a healthy baby! Great video!

[@GailsSouthernLiving]

Hello sis. Great job!

[@annealeck1997]

Hi Can you tell me if you break the wholes right next to each other if you can still insert the yarn or do you have a suggestion / idea of how I can fix a double whole so I can finish trying to re-root my doll ? lol

[@FreehandlyMadeAuCrochet]

I use a Dremel Drill to make the current holes bigger and in some cases if the hair style is going to be different I will add new holes. For holes that are already really big "Double Hole Error" due to the factory, I will double strand the yarn into that one hole, it works really well. I had a video at one time of how I drill holes, I'll have to see if I can find it and re-post it.

[@jahsexistence8723]

Whats the name of that doll I had that doll as a child ... do you you have the packaging any info on her I would like to get one just like her

[@FreehandlyMadeAuCrochet]

This one is a Crimp and Curl Cabbage Patch Kid. You can find one like her by searching EBAY, Mercari, Facebook Market Place ect... they don't sell this model doll anymore.

[@alexreywils]

How do you treat for Pox?

[@FreehandlyMadeAuCrochet]

Go to my video tab and you will see 2 videos on treating POX. The process is to long to answer here.

[@FreehandlyMadeAuCrochet]

This is the 1st video kzbin.info/www/bejne/f5fCY4WrrJppi5o

[@FreehandlyMadeAuCrochet]

Here's the 2nd video kzbin.info/www/bejne/o5-pn5x7oc-VfJI

[@MyAlabamaFarmLife]

Way behind on your videos! Good to know!

[@ALT-vz3jn]

Your clippers are too big, that’s why you’re having a hard time. Use jewelry cutters instead. It takes me 10 seconds for the whole process with a jewelry cutter.

[@FreehandlyMadeAuCrochet]

Thanks for the great tip!!!!!! I'll try that next time.