Linda the Ledgend!

I just love seeing all the going on in the doll shop.

Oh and Happy Birthday Linda!

❤Рашель. Всех. Благ. Вам. И. Вашей. Малышке

Yasss Mami ❤

She is gorgeous as is

In my next life I will have a Jumeau!

I love learning been watching for a few years your awesome. Congratulations on the baby ! God bless ya'll Jesus loves ya'll ! Have a great day .

Happy too see Linda back! , these are my FAVE type of videos! i love seeing the little tips and tricks you guys have for anything! and what an adorable portrait jumeau!

Always love seeing Linda work. I don't collect or restore dolls of this era, but you always make it interesting and I love watching Linda bring these wonderful objects back to life.

Greetings allll the way from the Caribbean 🇹🇹 Trinidad. Your shop looks like my kitchen at the moment 😜 dolls and costumes

cool shop cool linda

🇧🇷🙏🌹🙏🌹👏👏👏 parabéns pelo vídeo maravilhoso a paciência Bela arrumando as bonecas maravilhoso Gostei de todas parabéns

Your doll shop is amazing. You all are so talented. Happy late birthday Linda!!🎂

Happy Belated Birthday Linda:)!! Rachel, I so LOVE Linda's work and Stanley's work:)!! And my favorite of the Dolls are The 1860s China Doll, The Jumeau with the earrings and soon to be dressed in a white lace dress, and the Portrait Doll with the large eye and white dress with pink sash:)!!! I am not usual fond of Dolls with smaller eyes, but that China Doll's eyes are a stunningly beautiful blue and I so LOVE her newer dress as much as her necklace:)!!! And I really liked the dress and boots on the Philadelphia Baby Doll:)!! The Philadelphia Baby Doll looks like it was very well loved and very old, what year was this Doll made and was this Doll made in Philadelphia, Pa.? Rachel, thank you so much for sharing where all the magic happens with Linda and Stanley's talents:)!!! And I am looking forward to Part 2, on that Bebe Jumeau Doll transformation with Linda's talents:)!!!!!

Interesting lot of dolls you purchased, cheers from Calgary, Canada

Rachel you are so pretty ..you look wonderful! luvs.

I'm so happy Linda's back! This was so fun! DEP heads were made by Simon and Halbig, I believe. They're beautifully painted and often look similar to Santas without the little lower lip shading that Santas have.

I want to thank you ladies for the tour today. My granddaughter and myself enjoyed watching you work with the dolls .. My granddaughter calls Linda "the dolly doctor." And my granddaughter says she likes the way Rachel talks . My granddaughter asked me where is Derek ?? Is he the man with the camera? Just wanted to warn you Rachel,,, little girls seem to have a lot of questions. Thank you again for the presentation and please have a great day you and Linda and whoever else is there with you in the shop. All the way from downtown Reno Nevada. Wednesday September 29th 2021.

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hee hee I know a future little girl who will know this rule quite well ;)

Hi there! Rachel and Linda. I love your site and am learning so much. Question: When I have an antique doll (25") with a cloth body, is it alright to display upright with a stand or should I keep her seated so as not to damage her cloth body? The costume and the body are in excellent condition. I don't want to tear it. Also, is it alright to place in a glass case, or should I be concerned with mold and mildew because she won't have air circulation? She doesn't have any now, and I don't want to be the cause of it. Thanks for any help you can offer in this situation. I didn't know what post to put this in so I hope you can answer. I haven't found anything on the internet. Thanks again! and let me find another exciting video to watch!! Susan

Does Linda have her own doll collection at home? and how many?

There gorgeous I would love to work there I am very good at fixing doll Teddy bears people come to me to fix then

Do you or Linda know how to fix ripped leather bodies? I just bought a lovely antique doll but she's got a tear and her sawdust is falling out! I've got some leather fabric to mend her...should I sew it on or glue it? And if glue, what kind? Thank you! x

Where are you located is the workshop in Melbourne Australia

What about being inside the shoulder plate you mite have to take it right off to see

I think that the head on that doll may have been reproduced because the original was broken. I wish I was there.

I think the body is old but it’s just the head is a repo