Thursday, February 28, 2013

More Betsy

August 1953

June 1956

May 1956

August 1955

February 1957

October 1957

June 1958
Some more Betsy!  I forget how many of these I have.  I got them at an antique store for only .50 cents a page.  However, they are in a scrapbook, and the tape is showing through.  Also some of the edges have tears.  I really love the vegetable print dress in the June 1958 page.

Wednesday, February 27, 2013

magazine ad

Two post in one day! Well here's a single page magazine ad.  My mom took this out of a magazine from a doctors office when I was a kid.  (with permission of course)  The page scanned in a little see trhough.  The ad is for Heathertex, some sort of mix and match kids clothing brand.  1990s would be the date.

Description:magazine ad
Name: Heathertex  Date: 90s Publisher: magazine
Artist:unknown
Format:1 page, scrapbook
Condition: uncut

Sweetheart paper dolls cut





Thought I'd get away from Betsy for a few post.  I know i posted a uncut set of Sweethearts at some point.... but here's a cut set.  Some clothes without dolls on the last page.  Incomplete set.

Description:vintage paper dolls
Name:Sweethearts Date: Publisher:
Artist:Betty Campbell
Format:scanned scrapbook pages
Condition: cut incomplete set

Ratings: Out of 10
Base: 9 very lovely girls
Clothing: 8 nice range of outfits
Accessories: N/A
Cover:  N/A
Color: 8 good range of colors
Shading/Texture: 8.5 nice textures and shading
Overall:8.4 of 10

Tuesday, February 26, 2013

More Betsy

May 1952

July 1955

March 1955

April 1954
Some more Betsy McCall pages.  Another Easter one as well!  I really need to watch my budget! So many things on Ebay catching my eye!  I am also doing research to see what I can do to sell some of my original art sets.  Would you buy a set I've drawn?  Please let me know.

Monday, February 25, 2013

A bit of Betsy

July 1951

 January 1952

March 1952

December 1954
Here's a few pages of Betsy McCall from McCall's magazine.  I have more which I will post.  There's even an Easter one here! Still scanning in paper dolls.  Yesterday I scanned in my Lana Turner set and forgot to scan one of the dolls! Lucky I noticed before I put the doll away and scanned her in this morning.  I also keep finding little hats around my printer, but I usually remember what set they go to. I am working on a set that I started for OPDAG's Baby and Children.  So far I have six pages, two colored, they include three dolls.  I plan on doing 2 more pages, and then coloring the rest of the set.

Sunday, February 24, 2013

Joan and Elaine







Here's Joan and Elaine, heavy 'wood' dolls.  I also have clothes for Edith and Patrica but do not have the dolls that go with them. I even had a dream about paper dolls, which probably means I've been scanning in sets too much.  I started coloring a set and plan on working on more projects.  Easter doll design is finished, she just needs to be colored.

I did a little research and this set is by Plat and Monk called Playtime dolls to cut out and dress The artist is Betty Sisson.


Description:vintage paper dolls
Name: Playtime Dolls  Date: 1942 Publisher:Plat and Monk
Artist:Betty Sisson
Format:scanned scrapbook pages
Condition: cut, missing dolls

Saturday, February 23, 2013

magazine paper dolls












Here are a few sets from Doll Reader (I think) from various years.  They are all double pages and by different artist.  I've been busy scanning and cataloging items.  Also started working on an Easter paper doll.

Friday, February 22, 2013

school girl paper dolls







Here's School Girl paper dolls from 1942. The dolls were almost too big for my at home scanner. A new poll will be up soon.

Description:vintage paper doll set
Name: School Girl Date: 1942 Publisher: unknown
Artist:unknown
Format:scans
Condition: cut set incomplete

Ratings: Out of 10
Base: 9 love how tall the girls are, cute faces and poses
Clothing: 8 very vintage clothing
Accessories: 7 one hat, the set has other hats and accessories
Cover: n/A
Color: 8 nice range of colors
Shading/Texture: 9 great patterns and shading
Overall:8.2 of 10

Thursday, February 21, 2013

Great Fashion Designs of the 1930s
















Here's a set drawn by Tom Tierney.  The fashions are from the 1930s.  Includes 2 dolls. Partially cut set, the uncut outfits have information about the clothing.

Description:
Name:Great Fashion Designs of the 1930s  Date:1984 Publisher:Dover
Artist:Tom Tierney
Format:scanned book
Condition: partially cut set

Ratings: Out of 10
Base: 9 lovely poses and great faces
Clothing: 9 good range, very of the decade
Accessories: 8 hats and gloves to match outfits
Cover: not shown 7.5 bright pink background, three dresses on front
Color: 8 good range of colors
Shading/Texture: 9 great detail and patterns
Overall:8.4 of 10