Who is Cathy King?
And that painting is awesome! 
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Thank you!! 
Here’s a link to her nursery. So far it roots very nice and is easy to work with! I don’t see any available right now though. https://www.reborns.com/Angeliclullabies74
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I have used her hair for years. I love it!!!
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Oh My Goodness you are so fast!
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I loooooove her @pia Cinnamon is one of my favs too. Perfect!!!
This is at least 5 hours worth.. I root the front first! (And I don’t mono root!
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One dolly goal I have is to go back through my older babies and freshen them up. I have better quality paint now and I paint bolder! Starting with this Madison cuddle head that seems a little too drab for me. Added a wash of red all over. Plan to bump up creases, mottling and blushing, well, everything 
I also really enjoy classic reborning, transforming factory dolls. I really love my Paradise Galleries Down syndrome baby Gigi, but I think she will be my next customer. Hope I can do her justice because she is such a lovely sculpt. I am also thinking of getting some Ann Geddes dolls to reborn.
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Are your reborns all customs or do you sell somewhere?
I sell primarily at the Kansas Doll Show. I don’t do customs (too much opportunity for disappointment)!
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Beautiful. I would love to figure out how to root that sparsely.
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Thank you!
I’m trying to keep it one hair at a time, I think that’s how I’m getting it more sparse looking
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That is just gorgeous! That rooting 
Got these Anne Geddes dolls off marketplace. So cute! I can’t believe they are almost 30 years old! They will be one of my next reborning projects 
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I’ve got the Anne Geddes bear. I bought it when they were popular and I still love it.
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My Elsie Love has so much pitting in her fingers and toes 
Luckily one of her hands its just her pinky, but her other hand its on each finger! Only two toes as well but I feel like a kit should never have this much…Trying to clean up as much of it as I can before varnishing over her hands and feet
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I apply a thin coat of varnish before I start painting. It usually fixes that problem.
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