leahs head topped out of the tray… Is this fixable? Geez oh
Pete’s.
Where it is, is very unforgiving. Too low to cover with hair. I am seriously trying not to start bawling!!! I always make it til just about the end:-( just like poor Savannah! I have a bunch of bodies with no heads:confounded:
. Can I make a weird cut or scar or something??? I hate to swear but…, ■■■■
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I don’t know how to fix the burn, but do you have the head propped or cradled in the oven. Someone showed me this and I use this rolled up wash cloth every time.
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Oh my god, thank you for that. I will never go without that again.
Sorry that happen. I think I put my Leelou to close to the tray and melted her toe.
But I thought I saw somewhere on the forum where you can sand melts or something.
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Yep. I got that little tip when Meg’s neck collapsed and was kind of permanently tilted until I got her neck ring and plug in. It keeps them from toppling or even rolling in the oven.
I also put a hand on the head as it goes into and out of the oven. And yes, it’s hot, but not hot enough to burn me.
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Oh noooooo!!! 
I’m curious if it can be lightly sanded. I’m sure someone will know.
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There is one person I KNOW. Can fix this@jeanhai. If I do that does a magic Jeanie appear??? Lol I sure hope so. I’m shipping Leah’s head of with Savannahs , with fingers crossed. If it can’t be fixed, Ill pretend my husband is the headless horseman.
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How am I doing the summons wrong Amy?? Lol
There was no space after the word before her name so it didn’t set it up right…it wasn’t clickable. When you type the @, a box should pop up and as you keep typing the name you’ll see the one you want and then press the “enter” key. @nikkiroc In the preview box you’ll see the name is highlighted. If it isn’t highlighted, then it won’t work right.
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Your a genius❤️
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I wish. 
I use a wood rack to bake dunno if that will help anyone, just a suggestion, no need to turn , I just put some soft cloth in limbs and head to keep pegs from touching vinyl, and leave them (cloths) in until finished all the baking.
Here you go Nikki:
http://discourse.bountifulbaby.com/t/vinyl-repair-experiment-works/13061/4
By the way, a rounded sanding bit on a manicure set sands vinyl pretty well. I repaired scrapes/dents from a mishap with a drill under a baby’s nose with one.
If none of this works, I suggest picking a hat you absolutely love and gluing that on the baby’s head.
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Oh wow! I always bake on a flat cookie sheet type pan loaded with polyfil. So far so good. I am always careful to be sure no parts touch the side of the pan. I hope you are able to fix your baby
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Thank you, it’s just in a bad spot. Can’t cover with rooting.
I would make a scar or scratch with it
I melted this one above eyebrow and still completed and she did find a home
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Made it look like a big bruise
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