I have had to bring a lot of work home tonight, so this is only going to be paper dolls tonight. Thought I would mix them up a little. There is only 2 years difference in the publishing date. I …
When I was in elementary school at Mingo, one of the local television stations would broadcast The Wizard of Oz on Easter weekend. I don’t know what TWOO has to do with Jesus’ resurrect…
Good morning! This is Fridays post a wee bit late. I went for a sonogram a week ago last Thursday, healthy as can be, came home with a miserable cold that I cannot shake, with only 2 of us left …
A few fantasy themed Katy Keene paper dolls from various years. I love the colors on some of the outfits and the butterfly motif is very well used. Each page is a single sheet with 3 or 4 outfits. The outfits are designed by readers of the magazine and given credit on the page next to their designs. These four pages were found around the internet and I've decided to post them here because of the similar theme. I do not recall where I found them, so if the scans belong to you, please let me know so I can credit and link back to the orignal source. Description:magazine dolls Name: Katy Keene Artist:Bill Woggon
This set was done by Hilda Miloche and Wilma Kane. My eyes are bad tonight and I cannot read the company that published it. There were other sets in this series and I would love to find them or co…
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Here's a little project I finished. This is a Robert Best Barbie paper doll. I used Robert Best's lovely Barbie designs and sketches to create a wardrobe for his basic Barbie doll. The art is by Robert Best and I do not claim it as my own. I only transformed the art into a new paper doll. Mattel owns the rights to Barbie. This paper doll has five pages which includes 18 lovely outfits. All of the outfits have been edited from the orignal designs and shapes to fit the doll. This doll is not for sale in any way since the artwork I used to create it is not my own. I am not intending to infringe on any copyright by creating this doll. I simply wanted to take art from an artist I admire and adapt it into a paper doll format.
This is a repost from July 2009, but I thought it appropriate since today was Veterans Day. These are all done by Fern Bisel Peat, one of the leading paper doll artist back in the 1940’s. Sh…
This was on the free bee table. I really liked it but cannot tell you a thing about it as I do not speak or read Danish. Would love to have the purple suit. Well I started at 6:00 p.m. to post t…
I love this set- especially the triangle cat-eye sunglasses. And the hat forms look like pitchforks...Thanks Dottie!
I love this set- especially the triangle cat-eye sunglasses. And the hat forms look like pitchforks...Thanks Dottie!
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Look familiar? I recognize those eyebrows Teen-ager? Yeah, like Sophia Loren as a teen (I love love love the artwork on this one) ...
Here's a lovely uncut original book of Girl Pilots of the Ferry command. I love the illustrations in the book and the dolls are very pretty. This book was a wonderful example of how woman played an important role in the war.
A darling collection of Vintage and Antique Printable Paper dolls! Print out these beautiful paper dolls and spend the day playing!
oops, I forgot what day it was. Here's the rest of the Gilda book.
"Split Skirt Suit With Mexican Sun Hat, Sweater and Ensemble Added To Wardrobe." This Etta Kett paper doll is from February 1936.
Merry Christmas Eve! (and for those in distant enough time zones: Merry Christmas!) Here are some more of the Danish paper dolls that were ...
Here is an uncut paper doll book featuring the celebrity brother and sister Donny and Marie Osmond. This set was published by Whitman 1977. The set has many matching costumes in bright colors.
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I started working on this embroidery (fabric from the Moda Minick & Simpson Snowfall collection) in November, and I finished it awhile ago. I had no real idea where it was going, but this morning, I figured out what to do with the small, highly detailed piece. Yes, cutting it apart was every bit as scary as steeking! Little blank journals (approx. 4" x 6") from Oriental Trading Company.
Joan 1933 Nancy 1933 Doll from Life Size doll with one outfit, 1936. Description: 3 small sets Name: Joan, Nancy, Life Size doll Date:1933 1936 Publisher: Whitman Artist:Queen Holden Format:3 sets 6 pages Condition: cut incomplete, some damage clothes Ratings: Out of 10 Base: 9 Nancy face looks a little weird, the doll from Life Size is very clever Clothing: 8 cute dresses Accessories: 8 cute attached accessories, Cover: N/A Color: 9 nice pastel colors Shading/Texture: 9 good detail and shading Overall:8.6 of 10
This is another fun Greeting Card that is a paperdoll. Being a cat lover I love the cute cat on each page and her sweet doll on the last page. I wish the greeting card companies had allowed the ar…
This is something rather different, the Captain has what looks like spurs on the back of his boots, and Jane has three lovely outfits. Back in the 1930’s they made the paper dolls larger in …
Good afternoon! How's tricks? I was felled by illness most of last week, so I've been steamrolling along trying to catch up at work T...
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This lovely set was obviously drawn by the same artist as the Carnival set I posted way back when I first started the Thursday Tab. It was p...
I imagine I'll have some snowish pictures come daylight (and even more as the day goes on, since we're slated for another 10+" today, and we're smack in the center of another Blizzard Warning). But in the meantime, here are a few last pics of 2010. I can finally post pics of my sister Terri's Christmas presents. I designed some personalized knitting fabric in her favorite color through Spoonflower. I made her a pair of slippers, a zipper box, and a roll-up knitting needle case. Terri reads the blog (she signs herself as #4 in the comments), so I had to wait to show them off. Super Hero Boy (who might be Skateboard Boy, or Pokemon Boy by now- he's in transition), finished coloring the large robot of his cut-color-sew set (designed through Spoonflower). I got it sewn and stuffed and it's ready to send back to him. Frog Girl got the vest and bag colored from her Spoonflower doll set, so I sewed them together for her. She still has to finish the skirt. Bee Girl and Ladybug Girl are almost done with their vests. I love the Op Art look of their coloring (I opted for solid colors on my set- how boring). Speaking of Grandgirls- they decorated a Gingerbread house yesterday. Pretty good, if I say so myself. And I finished another pair of leftover socks for the Big Tub 'O Knitted Things. I think these are my favorites so far.
