Love your barbie videos Mandi! You let me know if you ever want to sell that skipper dress, it’s stunning. I just adore your amazing finds, you inspire terrible jealousy! Just such a lovely haul!

@MRounds143

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Thank you Jazz Hands! I'm happy to see you're making new posts 😊

Thank you for sharing your lot . Love to watch your videos.

Ohh! Skipper is gorgeous! Her hair looks beautiful and I love her dress!

Wow, those two red headed bubble cut dolls are just divine 💕 The sheath dresses they’re wearing are also stunning. I’ve seen that pattern floating around the Barbie sewing group I’m in. Been tempted to get it. 😅 You did such a fantastic job cleaning that other dress, I’m amazed. It really does look brand new 😁

...yay I'm so happy to see you again and I love watching your video ❤️

Great finds! Thanks for sharing & great hearing from ya again! Stay safe. 🙋🏻‍♀️

Btw I really love that the collectors I watch love Sindy. Xx

Hey Mandi, Great seeing you again on KZread ❣( I don't do Instagram, miss seeing you.)

Hi! I’ve literally never seen a video of yours, but you look so gleeful in that thumbnail, I had to see what you’re about!

If I remember correctly that little pink dress, Skipper is wearing, with the embroidery was a Penny Brite dress. My little sister had a Penny Brite and I believe that was her dress. My mom always made sure to get clothes that were made for the particular dolls.

@MRounds143

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I found it on Google! Thank you so much 😊

If you dust the doll legs with powder it helps the stockings slide on easier - I did it and it never hurt my dolls - corn starch would work too

For the resort coat or those kind of material light heat will restore flexibility. I was able to get mine more pliable using a hair dryer but could probably use heating pad as well

@MRounds143

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Ohh good tip!

@Jackersmcph

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@@MRounds143 was watching the video on my tv and was like oh I know how to fix that haha

Use baby powder to put on hose & other items! They will glide on very easy! The baby powder keeps the rubber or vinyl legs to be not sticky!

@MRounds143

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@harrietwalton3314 Great tip thank you!

@harrietwalton3314

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@@MRounds143 Corn starch also! Love your channel!

The shoe trick I know of is a hair dryer or hot water, just warm those shoes up and make them maluably dont go too hot, I'm not talking down to you but yknow, I dont want you to damage your dolls. I've been watching you forever and I know you love your dolls xx

@MRounds143

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They usually just go without the shoes 😄

Those are sidepart bubble cut , European versions

The dress at 23.38 is an original dress for the 8 inch Betsy McCall doll. I have one.

@MRounds143

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Thank you!

Tickled Pink a Sears Exclusive had the light pink long gloves

@MRounds143

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Thank you!

@suelipscomb7989

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@@MRounds143 I love to watch your You Tube Channel! I too scoop up the no so perfect dolls - I want to give them love again

Hi, Mandi!!

Hi Mandi

Hi Kitty! What shampoo do you wash the Barbie’s hair with?

hey! what does test market mean 😅

@MRounds143

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The first Skippers made. The Japan mark on their foot goes top to bottom instead of across the foot. There are some other identifying differences too.

I think your vintage Ken is a 'shorty' Ken. That's why his limbs are all loose. That's normal. Shorty Ken has no Japan markings.

@MRounds143

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Ohh thanks for the info!

@bryeninety-four1870

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@@MRounds143 You're welcome! I also have a shorty Ken with a swingy limbs. Then I asked other collectors in a Facebook page about it. They told me that my Ken is a shorty Ken and usually, this kind of Ken has loose arms and legs because it is made in US not in Japan. And shorty Ken has a distinctive knee caps.

@MRounds143

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@@bryeninety-four1870 After your comment I took another look, and he is indeed a shorty. Very interesting! I had no idea those existed!

@bryeninety-four1870

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@@MRounds143😊😊😊