Friday, October 31, 2014
Happy Halloween
I managed to finish coloring one page of my Halloween paper doll in time for the holiday. Here is the Alice theme in color. Blues for Alice, red and black for the Queen, purple/pink for the Cheshire Cat and bright colors for the Mad Hater and White Rabbit. I am working on coloring the four other pages.
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Melissa Smith,
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Wednesday, October 29, 2014
Doll Reader
Here are three antique paper dolls from Doll Reader October 1990. These are from an article but I do not have all of the pages of the article. There are three pantin paper dolls and one that appears to be hand made.
Monday, October 27, 2014
Stardust
Here is a darling paper doll out of Dolls Magazine from April 2014. The artist is Diana E Vining, who has a very lovely website at www.prettypix4u.com. She has designed lots of cute paper dolls. This doll is an alien and reminds me of the MGA Novi Star line. Since it is in Dolls magazine, she might be based on a doll but I cannot find any information to confirm that.
Saturday, October 25, 2014
Halloween paper Doll 2014
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alice theme |
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fairy tales |
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wizard of oz |
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disney princess |
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sailor |
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Melissa Smith,
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Friday, October 24, 2014
Dolly Dingle as a Bridesmaid
Here is a cut Dolly Dingle paper doll from October 1929. She has tape on her neck and may be missing some items. The main colors are red and green. The artist is Grace G Drayton.
Monday, October 20, 2014
OPDAG Newsletter 17
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Mullin Designs |
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Jeanine Gliski |
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Debora Van Dike, Charles Ventura |
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Pat Stall |
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Sandra Vaunderpool |
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John S Lucas |
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Charles Ventura |
Friday, October 17, 2014
A single page magazine doll from Doll Reader October 1997. There may be another page to this doll or it may have been part of an article. I do not see an artist but it is from the United States Historical Society. the website http://www.ushsdolls.com/paperdoll/pdarc.html sites these dolls as from the artist Leigh Anne Shuler. There are other paper dolls on the website as well. My scanner has decided to stop talking to my computer and I have yet to resolve this issue. I was hoping to scan in my Halloween paper doll this weekend but until I can fix the problem, that is not going to happen :(. A new poll is now up regarding the paper doll contest.
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