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April 2nd, 2005, 04:25 PM
#11
courtneysunshine
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Amanda I love your post!
I have given up on trying to organize our AG stuff. We have three wire cubes, Josefinas trunk, three large doll trunks, two five drawer rolling carts, a huge long plastic container, four very large hat boxes and two AG organizers and still tons of stuff to find a place for. My DH laughed the other day when I was putting the outfits in plastic bags for the time being and getting rid of all the boxes. I said, "I give up. I have no idea where to put all this stuff. I have run out of room." I am thinking of going to Lowes and getting an armoire or at least a wooden storage cabinet and put dowels in it for the clothes. I have an antique steamer trunk that would be wonderful for storage, but it is holding games right now and I don't want to have to find a place for those. I would love to have another trunk like it, but I can't find another for the bargain price of $20 that I found the original for. I think the final solution will be another house for the dolls and their things [img]wink.gif[/img]
Kim
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April 2nd, 2005, 06:53 PM
#12
Inactive Member
I have a way to store the doll necklaces so that they don't get tangled. I use those tiny zip lock bags that Michael's or most craft stores sell. I put the whole necklace in the bag with the clasp at the top and not in the bag. Then close the bag around the clasp. I lady at a jewelry store showed me how to do this years ago. This lady sold mostly NA jewelry and mailed things all over the country. I then put the tiny bag with the outfit to keep them together.
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April 2nd, 2005, 07:19 PM
#13
Inactive Member
Amanda, what a cool post! I'm getting more and more interested in French everything ever since, um, whats-her-name arrived. I'm printing up your names list and will get my dd to pronounce the names for me. Thank you!
Kathy, that's a nifty way to store necklaces. I have some little bags like that so I'll try it out.
Julia
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April 2nd, 2005, 08:58 PM
#14
Inactive Member
Emilie is a girl's name in France! Julia, where is your girl from? Different French speaking countries have different dialects of French. She could even be Creole, from Haiti, and that's different all together! I can help you with pronouncing the names in high school French dialect if you want!
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