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Post by liz on Mar 6, 2009 18:01:07 GMT
Hi Paul, Welcome to the forum - I look forward to hearing more about your Sindy collection. Great blog, too - I've enjoyed reading it!  Liz |
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Post by wiveygirl on Mar 6, 2009 18:19:50 GMT
Hi Paul
Welcome to the friendliest forum around! I'm fairly new too, and I've really enjoyed chatting with everyone, sharing photos of our precious girls and entering the latest competition! Its great fun, and lovely to know there are others out there who share your enthusiasm for these beautiful dolls, and that we shouldn't actually be locked in the attic!!!
Speak soon, love
Lisa (wiveygirl)
xxxx
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Post by sealcliff on Mar 6, 2009 21:49:51 GMT
hi paul welcome you will soon feel like part of the furniture look forward to chatting soon
suexx
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Post by janee on Mar 12, 2009 22:49:53 GMT
Hi there Paul - welcome to the forum - look forward to reading your blog when I get time away from my 16 month old son! Are you into rerooting and/or ooak sindy's at all? Cheers Janee x
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Post by jemboy on Mar 14, 2009 15:46:22 GMT
Hi Janee, I am actually just on my first Sindy re-root. I am creating a Aurburn haired beauty for myself. I can only do about 10 holes per session as I get easily bored LOL!
It may take me a couple of weeks to complete her.
Hope you get time to read my blog.
Welcome to the forum too X
Paul
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Post by dottydi83 on Mar 15, 2009 7:56:28 GMT
Hi Paul I know we have had one or two pm's but it is great to be able to follow your journey through your blog.  Thank you for sharing  with us and I look forward to hearing more . You really have a fabulous collection and I admire your girls. During the 80's I relived my Sindy life through my daughter as I was an "original Sindy "girl of the 60.s. I really must dig out a picture to share as it shows me and my friend dressed as Sindy and Patch in a carnaval back in the 60's. Anyway , back to the point, Hi new guy, great to know you |
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Post by jemboy on Mar 15, 2009 8:06:31 GMT
Yes great to have chatted to you already. Glad you like my blog, I thought I would trace my steps with this project.  Sadly I don't have any pictures of me and my sister playing with the dolls as kids, I thought I had a few of us with my Jem dolls but they are lost somewhere. I would love to see your picture though.  Paul x |
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Post by dottydi83 on Mar 15, 2009 8:12:55 GMT
I will get the family hunting. We deserve a laugh to share  |
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Post by hopey on Mar 17, 2009 18:04:02 GMT
Hi Paul and welcome I'm new too, hope you'll have a great time here. I can understand your sister - I have to kids myself and they don't leave me much time for dolls Hopey |
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Post by janee on Mar 18, 2009 11:48:29 GMT
Hi Paul - yes I'm the same - I get really bored and I find rerooting very tedious. What I do now is to knot all the hair first, perhaps when watching tv so my mind is not totally focused on the tediousness!! Then once all hair is knotted and cut to the length I want I start putting the plugs in - again when watching tv! Good luck with your girl, I'm trying to finish 2 at the moment! (another trick to keep you interested - have more than one on the go at any one time!) CHeers Janee x
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Post by jemboy on Mar 18, 2009 16:28:14 GMT
Ohhh good idea Janee, I will try getting all my hair knotted first then plug away while watching TV!
Thanks
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