wish list part 2

Wish list Part Two: Paper dolls

1. Subscription to Paper Doll Review magazine

2. Dress-A-Doll here

3. Back Issues of OPDAG's Paper Doll Studios here

4. Fairy Tale Princess here

5. Mary Engelbreit's paper doll here

6. Little Lost Girls paper dolls

7. Tinkerbell fashionable fairies

8. Lalaloopsy tin magnetic paper doll sets like this here

My Wish List Part 1

So it's that time of year again!  Here is my wish list for what I want under the tree! Part 1: Dolls (not paper)

1. Once Upon a Zombie Rapunzel or Ariel here

2. Fairy Pixie Party Tinkerbell here

3. Kurhn doll  here

4. Ai Doll a) Kangaroo Paw here 
b) Ai Doll Aster here
c) Ai Doll Cosmos here

5

5. J doll a) Unter Den Linden
b) Loosterweg Noord

6. Disney Store Snow White here

 7. Ex Cute Sweet Dream Chiika here

8. Twilight Teens from Simba here
9.Country Kuttiez Jessie doll here
10. Light house Keeper Lottie from Arklu

10. Super expensive Ball joint dolls
like this
and this
and this one

What would you like for the holidays?

opdag issue 5

susan hoffman

Nita Kindle

Emma Terry

Grace Drayton (top) and Susan Hoffman

Susan Hoffman Ad

Sheila Young

Nita Kindle

Judy M Johnson

Amelia Thustoa?

Here is OPDAG Newsletter Issue 5, the 1st Anniversary Issue for Summer 1986.  This issue is full of bears!  And has a very unusual doll on the cover.  All paper dolls are in black and white.  All dolls in this issue are not shown.

OPDAG Newsletter Issue 4

Emma Terry

Judy Johnson

Nita Kindle

Kay Stamps

Judy Johnson

Pearl Silzly

Helen Page

Elizabeth Nygaard

Helen Page

Lou Rathjen

Here are some paper dolls from the 4th Issue of OPDAG's Newsletter from Spring 1984.  All of the dolls are printed in black and white.  Not all of the dolls from the issue are shown here. Some dolls are very small in size.  I am still scanning more issues of OPDAG Newsletter.  I am also working on a holiday paper doll.

Christmas Alphabet

Here's a Christmas Alphabet set from 1983 drawn by Joan Walsh Anglund from "A Christmas Book" republished in Good Housekeeping magazine. I am working hard on my own Christmas paper doll set. 

Another paper doll link

Here's a cute paper doll from MGA Lalaloopsy Advent Calander.  I assume the link is only available on the day of, since I cannot click on December 1st or 2nd. http://www.lalaloopsy.com/smarty_files/templates/downloads/advent/day-03.pdf  These can be printed and colored.

Online Barbie Game and Paper Doll

So while playing dress up games on the internet I came across a game called Tango Dress Designer available through Barbie.com.  I'm sure I've played this game before, but what I did not realize is at the end of the game it gives you an option to print.  If you print, you get a paper doll and eight outfits.  In the game you design fabrics to use to color the dresses.  I chose to leave all 8 dresses white, so when I printed them, I could color them and also save ink.

Here is a link to the game.  You can skip through the game and get to the end to print, or you can play the game and color the dresses online, then print them out to cut out. It is the first game, there are other games available for the other countries.  http://www.barbie.com/dolls-of-the-world/#/Games

Enjoy the link.  Sorry I don't have a picture to post but I do not want to infringe Mattel copyright.