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4 Ways to Fix an American Girl Doll

By Matthew Lynch
February 13, 2024
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Introduction

American Girl dolls have been popular toys and collectibles for many years. With the love and care that goes into the creation of these dolls, it is only natural that they will experience wear and tear over time. If you find your cherished American Girl doll in need of repair or restoration, do not worry – there are ways to fix her! In this article, we will discuss four methods that can help bring your doll back to life.

1. Clean and Refresh

One of the best things you can do for your doll is to give her a thorough cleaning. Start by removing any clothing or accessories and gently clean her skin with a mixture of mild dish soap and water. Use a cloth or sponge to apply the solution, being careful not to get it into her eyes, nose, or mouth.

Next, wash your doll’s hair using a mild shampoo as you would with human hair. Gently lather the shampoo and rinse it out with warm water. It is essential to let her hair dry naturally; avoid using heat from hairdryers as this may damage the doll’s hair fibers.

2. Replace Missing or Damaged Parts

Over time, parts of your American Girl doll may become lost or damaged. While some repair jobs may require professional assistance, there are many DIY fixes that you can undertake at home. For example, if your doll has missing or damaged limbs, you can purchase replacement parts online from reputable sites.

To replace limbs like arms and legs, carefully remove the existing limb using a seam ripper or small scissors, being careful not to damage the surrounding fabric. Follow specific instructions provided by the replacement part manufacturer for attaching the new limb securely in place.

3. Repairing Hair

American Girl doll hair can become tangled or frizzy over time due to improper storage or handling. To combat this issue, here are some steps you can take:

– Begin by gently brushing the hair to remove any knots and tangles using a wide-toothed comb or brush specifically designed for doll hair.

– If your doll’s hair is extremely frizzy, use a small amount of fabric softener diluted in water as a leave-in treatment. After applying the mixture to the hair, brush through gently and let her hair air dry.

– For curled hairstyles, use sponge rollers or soft curlers to reshape the curls and let her hair air dry.

4. Restoration Services

If your American Girl doll has severe damages like stained skin, broken eyes, or joint issues that you cannot fix at home, consider reaching out to a professional doll restoration service. Do your research and find restoration experts who specialize in American Girl dolls to ensure high-quality care for your doll. Remember that restoring an heirloom may be costly, but it is worth it to preserve your treasured doll for future generations.

Conclusion

Fixing an American Girl doll requires patience, care, and sometimes a little bit of DIY spirit. By following these four methods, you can extend the life of your doll and continue enjoying her for years to come. Remember that maintenance and proper storage are key to preventing further damage – treat your American Girl doll like the cherished heirloom she is!

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