Pegs and Glue
Ouch
Three little girls have spent some time in the doll hospital…
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shoulders, hips and ankles
…with a broken shoulder peg, a snapped hip peg, and a separated ankle…
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Better
…all fixed now (except for a bit of touching-up)!
We can’t explain why three joints should fail at once, but it seems to be true – it never rains but it pours!
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Quimper Hittys 
At least they’ve had companionship in the doll hospital and could keep each other company.
They did…it was a good thing I got all the right bits attached to the right dolls, things were piling up!
So glad that all 3 girls are restored! May they have many happy adventures!
They are almost as good as new, and even if they weren’t, that wouldn’t impede their adventures!
Yay for a talented and kind doll doctor!
Aw, thanks! I surely do my best!
Good to see they didn’t require long term nursing but could be fixed up swiftly in the Emergency department, thanks to Dr Whittling-Knife (orthopedics) and Dr Glue (general surgery).
Yes! They had the very best attention I was able to give them…I am a bit concerned with Arianell’s Ankle though…which some people may be able to sympathise with! I think it may need further surgery involving the dreaded Dr Drill Press.
Aaargh! Arianell has my entire sympathy, as I’ve narrowly escaped a session with Dr Drill Press myself!
So glad the girls have their doctor in their own home.
I am always glad when I can help with adjustments – a bit here and a bit there to keep the joints moving, or immobile as the situation warrants! And since I created them, I feel responsible!
wish you could get my joints moving.
how fortunate that these sweet girls had a skilled surgeon/doctor to care for them! Dr. Quimper to the rescue!!
We were happy to do what we could to help out!