Jo went straight to the kitchen sink and let her hair be washed and set in a plastic baggie of Downy and soaked for a day. After her hair was rinsed she hung upside down while her hair dried so that no water would get into her eyes.
After Jo's hair was dry her hair was set in rollers and perm rods to give her a curly look.
Her arms and legs were washed with anti-bacterial soap and her body was sprayed with a little anti-bacterial spray.
She smelled very fresh and pretty after her "bath".
Jo's doll cousin had her hair washed in the sink too. Her hair was set on larger rollers for bigger curls.
After a couple of days Jo's cousin's hair was completely straight.
Our adopted Grandmother made clothes for Little Jo and the rest of us. This week she made new undies in purple and white and a Halloween costume for Little Jo.
Isn't she cute?
We are joining JoAnn at Scene Thru My Eyes for Wednesday Wee Ones at http://scenethroughmyeyes.blogspot.com/ and Diane at Lavender Dreams at http://lavenderdreamstoo.blogspot.com/
See you next week
Lots of doll Hugs!!
Candy
Ohhhh I just knew your sewing projects would be super. Love how you fixed up their hair too. What cute dolls and a fabulous post - love love love the costume. My dolls are wanting costumes too - they are such silly girls sometimes.
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ReplyDeleteOh my goodness! She is gorgeous! I think she is the same doll I have posted today too! Of course I love the cute little costume and would like to try to make one. How clever you are! I added a link to your blog on my post today. Everyone will LOVE your dolls too! Sweet hugs, Diane
ReplyDeleteHow wonderful and actually quite touching. I love your dolls. It was so fun looking at all your photos and seeing what you do. I love it.
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