Easter Children's Pages

Here are some more children's page from the artist Joan Walsh Anglund.  The top one is from 1980 and features 'egg' holder art. The bottom is a paper doll featuring Easter bonnets/hats.  It is from 1981.

Description: Easter magazine dolls
Name: Children's Page
Date:1980 amd 1981
Artist:Joan Walsh Anglund

Jane Arden's Wardrobe

Here is a Jane Arden's Wardrobe paper doll from 1/5/1941  She has four outfits and one hat.  This will be my last post until next week.  I have a big weekend planned and will be too busy. This is part of a full page but only the doll is scanned.  The page has yellowed with age.


Description: newspaper doll
Name:Jane Arden's Wardrobe
Date:1941

Newspaper Ad paper doll

Here is a paper doll from the Kansas City Times.  It looks very much like a fashion doll, similar to Barbie.  It is from an article about "what to put under it" aka underwear. The doll has one suit outfit and 5 pieces of underwear. This page is from Wed, April 4, 1979.  I do not know the artist unless it is Robert Grace (staff). This is cut from a newspaper.

OPDAG Newsletter 10

Lynne Perrella

Doehler

Jim Faraone

Mary Ellen Smith

Bill Woggon

From Nov 1986 here is OPDAG Newsletter no 10.  The theme is Fabulous 50s.  (note that issue 99 from 2011 was Fads and Fashions of the 50s)  These are a few of the black and white paper dolls from the issue.  Not all the paper dolls from the Issue are shown here.  This may be my last post for a few days.

Our little Gladys

 

Here is a two page magazine paper doll called Our Little Gladys.  I know the date is 1989 and the artist is Virginia O Rouke but I am not sure what doll magazine it came from. This is a paper doll celebrating the 21st anniversary of The Gladys Macdowall Doll Study Club of Virginia.  I've been feeling under the weather lately and may not post as often this week.

Magazine Paper Doll

I recently purchased a binder full of magazine paper dolls which I have been scanning in.  I came across this one, it has no date, no title, and no marking of which magazine it is from.  It is also only one page.  The only thing I know about it is the artist Riki Klopper.  i would assume it is from a doll related magazine. If anyone has more information regarding this 20s style paper doll, please let me know.

Thanks to the help of МариАн for posting a link to this same paper doll on Marge8's Blog.  Lili of the 20s   This paper doll was published in the October 1991 issue of Doll Reader Magazine.

Paper Doll Gazette Issue 55

Margie Bergener

Here are some paper dolls from the 55 Issue of Paper Doll Gazette Newsletter Number II 1981 Volume XI.  They are in black and white. Some of them say copyright M but I do not know who M is.  I have several issue of Paper doll Gazette which I am scanning in.  I did not include all the pages or all of the paper dolls in the issue.  

Secret Sue

Here is a cut version of the Secret Sue paper doll set from the 1960s.  The set was published by Cherry and Shackleford Creations, Inc.  1967. It includes two dolls, one large and one small. (small one has repaired arm).  The theme is spy, and she can 'shrink down' to fit through doors and stuff.  The outfits are matching, and I am sure I am missing some things.  This came with a lot that I purchased from Goodwill.

Dolly Dingle March 1924

Here is a paper doll from the March 1924 Issue of Pictorial Review.  As usually, this doll was drawn by Grace G Drayton.   This set has one base (boy) 5 outfits, two hats, and an extra pair of shoes.  This set is Dolly Dingle's Little Cousin Robin.  I cannot find an uncut reference, so I do not know for sure if all the pieces are here or if there is something missing.

Irish Charmer

Here is a lovely paper doll by Elizabeth Richards from Dolls Magazine April 2002.  I thought this would be perfect to post, since St. Patrick's Day is only a few days away.  This was one of many magazine pages I purchased from a lot on Ebay.  I've been busy scanning them in.

Barbie's Little Sister Skipper Coloring Set

Here is a two page paper doll of a vintage Skipper, Barbie's little sister.  The outfits are based on McCall patterns.  The paper doll is drawn by Pat Stall.  This is from the Paper Doll Gazette Issue 34 March April 1977 Volume VI.  Issue 34 is the oldest issue of this publication I have. I have several more issues of Paper Doll Gazette which I am scanning. The doll is in black and white and meant to be colored.

St. Patrick's Day Outfits

Here are six St. Patrick's Day themed outfits for these dolls.  Lots of green, of course.  The next holiday paper doll I am working on is Easter.  There is also a new poll up.  Enjoy.

Boots by Lee Collins

 

Here is a two page magazine paper doll, "Boots" by Lee Collins, based on a doll, I believe, but I do not know any dolls named Boots (except for the newspaper comic paper doll)  She has 6 outfits and 2 pets.  I do not know what magazine or year this is from.  It is most likely from the 90s from Dolls, Doll Reader, Doll World or other similar magazine.  If anyone has more information, I would appreciate it.

Paper Dolls Their History and How to Make Them

Here are some pages from the book "Paper Dolls, Their History and How to Make Them" by the author Edith Flack Ackley. This book was published by Storks in 1939.  The book is 107 pages long with a section on the history of paper dolls and instructions on how to make your own.  There are drawings to help.  This book is out of print but can be found for purchase on the internet.  The drawings in the book are by Telka Ackley.