La Cenicienta

This paper doll is from Barcelona and features 4 pages including the cover.  This is Cinderella with her ballgowns and prince.

Gertie

This newspaper paper doll is uncut and includes 2 outfits, 2 pairs of shoes and 3 hats.  Probobly from the 1930s.

Sally the Standing Doll

This is an uncut book published by Samuel Lowe Company in the 1940s.  She has a front and back where the cover is connected on the top.  She has front and back outfits as well.  There are 6 pages in the book.  She also has some animal friends who can stand with her. 

Doll sketch

I'm back!  Oh wow!  The paper doll convention was SO much fun! I had a great time.  I will post pics soon.  So for now, here's a black and white sketch paper doll of a small doll and outfits.  She's got a lot of tiny dresses, 22 if I counted right.  Glad to be home, I'm exhausted.

1930s Fashion

The latest issue of OPDAG's Paper Doll Studio came in the mail a few days ago.  The theme for the magazine was 1930s.  Above is the two page paper doll I designed in color and in black and white.  She has 11 dresses, 4 pairs of shoes and 8 hats.  The last issue can be purchased from their website here.  It's convention time!  So this will be my last post for about a week.  Have a Happy 4th of July everyone!

Paper Doll Collaberation 2018 June Bride

Where did this month go!  I love wedding dresses.  I love drawing wedding dresses.  Above are two beautiful bridal gowns.  The first is a short vintage inspired dress with flower applique.  The second is a long trumpet gown with beaded detail and a bouquet.  It's a lot easier for me tor draw beading and lace by hand, on the computer it's a bit harder because I don't like to copy and paste... I want a hand drawn look!  I gave her a short veil with some glitter detail.  I did one more sketch of a big Cinderella style ball gown but didn't have any time to do the computer lines.  When I tried on wedding dresses, I was very surprised how heavy the things are!  Especially the ball gowns! This may be my last post for a week.

 Be sure to check out the other great contributors to this fun collaboration project, links are below.

PaperThinPersona
PaperDollSchool
 Base

Kellogg's Krumbles Scotland

Kellogg's Krumbles was a cereal.  This is from the back of the box and features two cut out figures with traditional outfits from Scotland.  The boy has 2 outfits, the girl has 1.  The texts says "The Scots are a handy race. Men and boys wear kilts (short skirts) and go with bare knees all year 'round.  They dance the Highland Fling with great skill."  This is from around the 1940s.