This webpage describes a product available in our e-shop. This document was created according to the Markdown scheme, which is also used in llms.txt # Corbin by Donna Lee ## Product SKU Corbin-DLee ## Product Description > Corbin by Donna Lee Sold Out 16" UNFINISHED Doll Kit ~ Full Limbs ### Corbin by Donna Lee~Sold Out PLEASE NOTE: You are purchasing an unpainted and unassembled doll kit. This is NOT a finished doll. These unassembled doll parts (head without hair) need to be painted, rooted and put together to complete your own creation. Photos of completed dolls shown here by various artists are included to show the different artistic interpretations to help you visualize what the doll kit can look like when it’s finished. #### All Guarantees are void if the vinyl is heated as we cannot predict what could become defective. The vinyl can crack or bubble which is not the fault of the manufacturer or the inspection process. If you decide to heat your vinyl you must do so at YOUR OWN RISK. Images with permission from: View all Donna Lee Doll Kits Details of the kit are as Follow: Full Price: $99.99 Size: 16" Head Circ: 10.5" Arms: Full Legs: Full Eye Size: N/A (Not Included) Cloth Body: can be added Edition: Vinyl: Peach colored Vinyl Status: TEMP OUT OF STOCK ## Link to this product (html) [Corbin by Donna Lee - Web](https://macphersoncrafts.com/online-store/doll-kits-by-status/sold-out-editions/corbin-by-donna-lee-1.htm) ## Product attributes Need a Cloth Body? *: Body not Wanted Need a Cloth Body? *: Add Body Neck Ring & Plugs? *: No Neck Rings & Plugs Neck Ring & Plugs? *: Add Neck Rings & Plugs Width: 6 IN Length: 6 IN Height: 6 IN ## Product's categories ### Doll Kits by Status > SOLD OUT Editions PLEASE NOTE: ALL KITS in this section were Limited Edition and completely SOLD OUT. They will NEVER be restocked again. [SOLD OUT Editions - Web](https://macphersoncrafts.com/online-store/doll-kits-by-status/sold-out-editions) ## Additional Product Information ### Product ID 105 ### Product SKU Corbin-DLee ### Product Name Corbin by Donna Lee ### Short Description Corbin by Donna Lee Sold Out 16" UNFINISHED Doll Kit ~ Full Limbs ### Product Description ### Corbin by Donna Lee~Sold Out PLEASE NOTE: You are purchasing an unpainted and unassembled doll kit. This is NOT a finished doll. These unassembled doll parts (head without hair) need to be painted, rooted and put together to complete your own creation. Photos of completed dolls shown here by various artists are included to show the different artistic interpretations to help you visualize what the doll kit can look like when it’s finished. #### All Guarantees are void if the vinyl is heated as we cannot predict what could become defective. The vinyl can crack or bubble which is not the fault of the manufacturer or the inspection process. If you decide to heat your vinyl you must do so at YOUR OWN RISK. Images with permission from: View all Donna Lee Doll Kits Details of the kit are as Follow: Full Price: $99.99 Size: 16" Head Circ: 10.5" Arms: Full Legs: Full Eye Size: N/A (Not Included) Cloth Body: can be added Edition: Vinyl: Peach colored Vinyl Status: TEMP OUT OF STOCK ### Product Weight 1 ### Product Weight Unit LB ### Product Length 6 ### Product Width 6 ### Product Height 6 ### Product Dimensions and Weight IN ### In Stock 0 ### Product Unit KG ### Custom Page Title Corbin by Donna Lee ### Meta Description Corbin by Donna Lee ### Meta Keywords Corbin by Donna Lee ### Author MacPherosn Arts & Crafts ### Published Yes ### Product primary category SOLD OUT Editions ### Created On 2014-07-24T17:20:41+00:00 ### Product Modified Date 2022-11-06T17:47:28+00:00 ### Minimum Purchase Quantity 1 ### Purchase Quantity Steps 1 ### Units in Box 1 ### Product Information 1 items ### Sculptor Name Donna Lee ### Description My name is Donna Lee Klingman and I am the artist at the company “Donna Lee Originals” As a child and adult I have always loved and collected dolls. In 2002, I saw some dolls on EBay that looked like REAL babies. I was fascinated, and just had to have one for my own collection. Then after examining the doll in person, I thought to myself, “I bet I can do this!” And thus began my journey into the art of reborning dolls to make them appear more life-like! I practiced this art for a few years, until my desire for sculpting originals clay pieces took over. I wanted to be able to freely create lifelike babies from my heart. So in January 2005, at the age of 33, with no formal (nor informal) background in Art, I began sculpting babies from a piece of clay, using no molds. I learned by searching the Internet for tutorials, asking questions, and spending many hours a day studying infant photographs. I even took an online sculpt-along. I was surprised to find sculpting to be easy for me. It always seemed that my hands just knew what to do. I always start with a ball of aluminum foil. I then place the clay over the foil and form it into a newborn baby’s head. The only tool I use is a knitting needle. A lot of times while sculpting, I realize that my own eyes are closed; and I am just “feeling” the clay in my hands and imagining what I want it to become. My very favorite part of sculpting is when I begin to see the resemblance of tiny little baby’s eyes peeking out at me begging me to make him come to life. I love that moment. A lot of my sculptures do resemble my own 4 children. Many times, I will look at a finished head in my hands, and say to myself, “How in the world did I do this?” I am still amazed that I lived 33 years without knowing this was inside of me. I believe God has given me a gift that I finally opened. He guides my hands in making these babies! Within one year after I began sculpting, I was picked up by two large doll companies. Soon afterwards, I began to focus on reproducing my own clay infant sculptures into Limited Editions of Solid Silicone, Resin, and Vinyl Kits. Currently, my dolls can be seen on films and television being used as silicone props in birthing scenes. I set a high standard to make my dolls as life-like as possible; and my inspiration has always been from real babies in the world. My greatest influence in this journey has been my dear husband whom I have been married to for 24 years. He has always been my biggest fan: standing beside me, encouraging me, and gently pressing me to go forward every step of the way. He also micro-roots all of my babies hair for me. Through these infant sculptures, I want to encourage the mommy in all of us to flourish. A lot of people ask me why anyone would want to purchase a sculpture of their baby. I usually tell them is that a portrait sculpture doll is a kind of 3D infant photograph. It is a wonderful memory that women can hold in their arms forever. ### Product Categories SOLD OUT Editions