This photo shows (again) how we're going to run the cord inside the doll body. Now that you've prepped the head, it's time to attach the legs. Sometimes it helps to use pliers if fingers are getting in the way. It's a firm fit but it does slide in easily. You only need to use this hook if the original head pieces are unusable.Īttach a ribbon to the metal hook so you won't lose the piece inside the head. Then, use the plastic hook piece that is included with your Stringing Kit. Make sure nothing is rattling around in there. If that's the case, remove any pieces that are inside the head. Or, you may have a situation where you can't use the original pieces inside the head at all. If the loop inside the head is short (like the Heather doll on the right side of the photo), then catch the loop with your hemostats and secure it with a piece of cord or ribbon until you're ready to work with it. Also remove any cable ties that might be attached. If the cord is real long (like the Keisha doll on the left side of the photo) then tie it a little shorter and trim off the extra. Whatever your doll has, you can use what's there. Some of the older MAC dolls have a long piece of cord hanging down from the head. There are three possible situations.Ībove is a photo of two different Magic Attic heads. It's not hard to do.īut FIRST, you need to prep the head. Then you will tie the two cords together: and the head and legs will be attached again. Using the leg that has the LONG piece of cord, you will run the cord up to the head and back down to the other leg. This first photo shows how we're going to run the cord inside the doll body. Restring Magic Attic Club Dolls Step 4: Attach the Head and Legs

Original magic attic club dolls