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WednesdayHello from rainy England, hardly stopped all day. The doll club meeting was really good, the talk on wax dolls was interesting. In answer to your question Dinky, some dolls are all wax, usually the head, shoulder and limbs with a soft body. Some were known as wax overs, so a coating of wax went over a composition base. These are more likely to suffer damage. Wax are stronger than you think, they woukd melt at a high temperature and extreme cold is bad. In victorian times they got nibbled by mice. Glad you enjoyed your time at Brenna's. Its my dream to have an indoor pool. Pamela, what did you choose for your birthday? What a shame Skye is frightened of Robyn. Have you tried the dreaded spray bottle to deter?
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