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Hi, I am an avid scrapbooker, knitter, sewer etc. My new love is reborning, I am obsessed!!! I haven't been reborning very long, I had a class two years ago and didn't do anything with it until about 6 months ago. I have now made 3 babies and sold one!! I love making babies :) I find it relaxing and so fulfilling, people love babies. I just bought my first toddler, well my Mr. bought her for my birthday. I am so excited. I have no idea how I am going to bake her legs or arms?? Hopefully will get some help and inspiration from you lovely people. Thanks for letting me join :)

catnass26 wrote:

Hi, I am an avid scrapbooker, knitter, sewer etc. My new love is reborning, I am obsessed!!! I haven't been reborning very long, I had a class two years ago and didn't do anything with it until about 6 months ago. I have now made 3 babies and sold one!! I love making babies :) I find it relaxing and so fulfilling, people love babies. I just bought my first toddler, well my Mr. bought her for my birthday. I am so excited. I have no idea how I am going to bake her legs or arms?? Hopefully will get some help and inspiration from you lovely people. Thanks for letting me join :)

Hi Catnass!!

Welcome to R.E.A.L.!!

Welcome to our "addiction"!! You are doing great!! Made only 3 and sold one, wow!! Grats!!

       

Lara (our forum founder) has a toddler ebook in the REAL store, maybe that will also help you! (I would guess she can also tell you how to cure the larger vinyl).

http://realreborn.storenvy.com/collections/237661-ebooks/products/14492913-fair-skinned-toddler-ebook

I have not made a toddler myself, but like Cherie said, I am sure there must be a member who has and can give you some helpful
advice on how to bake your toddler!  Please let me know if you don't find any help with how to bake a big baby!

PS - Just put the amount of limbs that fits in the nuwave, cure, take out those pieces to cool, and then put in the rest of the parts.  Even when I am curing just one kit, I do two separate bakes for each layer of painting:  one for the kit and one for the belly plate (if I have one).  You need 10 minutes of cool- down time anyways and you cant paint all pieces at the same time.  So its no problem for me if I am in the painting mood, as some pieces are cooled and ready for painting while other pieces are "cookin"... :)

PPS - I don't use the racks, or the removable metal tray that comes with  the nuwave (the round one with the handles) - that is for meat cooking etc, my nuwave is EMPTY (which gives you the most room) - just my extender ring and towel on the bottom - I just use old towels that I cut into circles for the bottom of the oven, works great.    I started reborning using my families oven - until I noticed a funny taste on the food I cooked in there after reborn cooking.  Then I read up on the dangers of the fumes from the HEATED vinyl - I got my nuwave and I only use it in a small room with the window opened and the door closed.  Using a nuwave without proper ventilation is not really helping your health out, as you are still breathing the fumes. Be safe and have fun!!

Here is a link on curing the vinyl: http://www.hunnybunsrebornsupply.com/_heated_vinyl_toxicity_article_by_s__sullivan_

Hi Catnass, welcome to REAL!  Glad you are with us!! I used to scrapbook, still have my scrapbooking/dollroom . Reborning sorta took over my scrapping time  You can put the toddlers limbs in an oven as well, I do. Takes a little longer to bake. You just separate your pieces when baking . In any order. You just put the legs in a long baking sheet or pan . Bake them. Then you bake your arms . Then bake the head or chest plate.  Kathy

Welcome to REAL! Where did you take your class 2 years ago!

Welcome to REAL!!! So nice to have you here! Can't wait to see some of your babies! And 3 already! Good for you!!


I can fit most toddlers in my halogen, doing parts at a time. If she is too large, I use a large baking sheet, and use my regular oven.

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