I'm Not Saying It's a Miracle, But ...


I’m not sure why nobody came up with this “little fix” for the very annoying slippery doll stands out there.  And let’s face it – they’re all slippery - whether they're metal, plastic, acrylic, or wood!  And maybe it’s not as annoying to many doll collectors as it is for me.  But I’m doubting that.  It’s been an issue for me for about 20 years.

Picture it:  You’re all excited!  You just bought a new fashion doll!  You put her on a stand you bought (because, believe it or not, most Barbie dolls don’t even come with stands anymore!)  And she slips a bit. 

She looks great!  You love her!  You adjust her pose.  And she slips a little … again.
Her head is not quite looking at you correctly.  You adjust it slightly.  And the damn thing SLIPS … AGAIN!

O.k., now Picture this:  You open up The Mat, cross your fingers that this is indeed “the fix” you’ve been dreaming of for several years now.  You place The Mat on your doll stand.  Then place your new fashion doll on the stand with The Mat.  And … voila!  Your doll doesn’t slip.  It doesn’t move!  It stays in place!  Oh, halleluiah! 

At least that’s what it was like for me.  Now, all of my doll stands have The Mat on them.  It’s one less problem on this earth.  I’m not saying it’s a miracle … but, it sure does solve the slippage problem. 

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