Teddy Bears

This cute sets is called Teddy Bears my very first paper dolls. It includes 2 bear dolls (a boy and a girl) with very simple outfits so young children can cut them out.  This was published by the Whitman company in 1978 and originally sold for .59 cents (on sale for .55 cents!).  Six pages of outfits in total, most look like they fit both dolls.

Tiny Jane Arden's Wardobe

So various newspapers printed Jane Arden's Wardobe paper dolls.  And since various newspapers were various sizes, we get these tiny panels like above.  The dates are 4-19-1936 and 5-10-1936.  I do not know what newspaper they are from because it's just the panel. They are much smaller then the other standard Jane Arden newspaper panels I have.

OPDAG News #30

Dress A Doll Brenda Sneathen and Sandra Vanderpool

Dan DeSantis

Emma Terry (this was a lose drawing in the issue and may not go with it)

Charlott Nathan

Judy M Johnson

Dan DeSantis (above and below)

Lou Rathjen, Carolyn Dufoe, Sandra Vandrpool

back cover

Another wonderful Issue of OPDAG Newsletter. This one is # 30 from February 1992 and the theme is Turn of the Century.  Not all pages or paper dolls are scanned.  This is a black and white issue, no colors. 

Modern Day Princess

Here is a lovely two page paper doll from Dolls magazine July/August 2015 by the artist Diana E Vining.  This paper doll has 5 outfits a lots of cute accessories. 

Betty Spaghetti

Seems like Betty Spaghetti is back!  And there's even a paper doll!  Check out http://www.bettyspaghetty.com/
And scroll down to the bottom of the page for a download of the paper doll (also coloring pages)

The old Betty also had a paper doll book ( I do not own a copy) https://www.amazon.com/Betty-Spaghetty-Paper-Doll-Activity/dp/B001EGUDMO

old betty

new betty

Jane Arden's Wardobe

This newspaper page features Jane and her blonde cousin Sue.  the two dolls have very lovely poses. Jane has four outfits with 1 hat and Sue has two dresses.  The colors of this comic includes red, green, blue and yellow.  It is dated 8-18-1935.

Kay Francis

Another beautiful Movie Dressograph newspaper doll.  This one features Kay Francis, with 3 dresses, a cape, and some tiny bracelets, all with very lovely color.  From the St. Louis Dispatch dated March 27, 1932