The Doll Forum

Thanks, Slate. Very simple and effective. Just what I was hoping for. I'll give reports on how it came out.

Does anyone have any ideas on what can be used as a knee cap inside a stuffed doll? Preferably something made of plastic.

Latex Lady- I enjoyed this doll for some time before I realized I needed more stimulation than the latex opening provided. Because of the possible reaction of latex to a store bought insert, I removed the head and bisected it at the waist (top half and bottom half) to await stuffing. It will be one...

I have had the following in order by date: Ms. Wonderful- This was my first doll. It is of the cheap variety with a nice mannequin head, similar to the Aphrodite, with blinking eyes. The body was very basic and the openings were simple pouches. I paid way too much for it and soon looked for somethin...

For simple stuffing, I disconnected the head and stuffed through that opening. It was very easy to glue the head back into place when I was done. But for more complicated stuffing, involving putting new internal structures into the doll, I have tried two methods: bisecting the doll into a top half a...

There are pics of the doll at the yahoo group called inflatablelovedolls. They are under the photos section listed as Aria 3 Way.

While it is true that the best vinyl dolls are not posable (Aria, Alexa, etc.) I have discovered recently that stuffing, and optionally, a simple skeleton, makes a whole new type of doll. I recently stuffed a Houston doll and I am loving it. It took an entire day to do it, and it should have taken l...

Thanks crasher. We dont have a copelands down here (texas) that I know of, but I'll look for the Aquaseal at other places as well.

Actually, the leak began in the sleeve area. It got so bad, that within one minute, she was deflated. So, I decided to stuff her. I removed the head, trying to cut the glue without destroying the base of the head or the top of the body (somewhat unsuccessfully). I then along the shoulder seam to eac...

I am working on repairing and modifying my aria, but I can't find a glue that will hold securely. I tried the stuff that came with it, superglue, a glue gel by loctite and tire repair glue. Nothing worked. The sheet that came with the doll glue says that the doll is pvc. If this is so, can I use pvc...

What glue was used for that wonderful stuffing job by mikey57?