Showing posts with label magazine paper dolls. Show all posts
Showing posts with label magazine paper dolls. Show all posts
Friday, February 17, 2012
Monday, July 18, 2011
What Are Little Boys (and Girls) Made Of?
From PARENTS Magazine, February 1987. Photographed by Al Francekevich. Article by David F. Bjorklund.Sunday, July 17, 2011
Evelyn and Vicky as Fashion Dolls, 1967
Ladies Home Journal, June 1967. More cute fashions and pretty models.Saturday, July 16, 2011
Agneta and Kathy as Paper Dolls - well, sorta . . .
From Ladies Home Journal magazine of June 1967. The article was entitled "Summer Wardrobes For Under $100". Agneta and Kathy strike their best paper doll poses. I like all the clothes. Tomorrow see Evelyn and Vicky, two more "dolls".Thursday, June 23, 2011
What Kind Of Hair Do I Want Lesley To Have?
From U. S. Catholic of February 1995. What kind of hair do I want Lesley to have?
Sunday, June 19, 2011
Happy Father's Day
I have very few men paper dolls. These two magazine paper dolls are from an article titled "Boy Toys". There are two other paper dolls from the article but they are a little too racy for my blog (yes, I am very square).Friday, June 17, 2011
Tuesday, June 7, 2011
Marilyn Monroe Paper Doll, Life Magazine 1986
Imagine Marilyn Monroe in the world of Madonna and Rambo. This witty paper doll was drawn by Nancy Stahl and appeared in Life Magazine, May 1986. I decided to post this paper doll just in case some of you out there have not seen it.Thursday, May 26, 2011
Saturday, May 14, 2011
Little Emily Tends Her Summer Garden, 1993
"Get out your scissors and start your Daisy Kingdom paper doll collection. For best results, glue this panel to stiff paper before cutting out." From MAKE IT! Magazine, Summer 1993. Thanks mom. - I have been sick and then I had trouble trying to publish my posts - all is fine now.Friday, May 13, 2011
Hillary and Her Puppy, Muffin
"TOYBOX Magazine is proud to present the first of our Toybox Kids, Hillary and her puppy, Muffin. In this issue, Hillary enhances the festive atmosphere by helping to commemorate the most famous clown of all time, Emmett Kelly, Jr." This paper doll was the creation of Dawn Bellah and appeared in TOYBOX Magazine. Thanks mom.Sunday, April 3, 2011
A RABBIT A DAY . . . or a Bear that wants to be a Rabbit!
Another cute paper doll from the magazine "Teddy Bears and Friends", March/April 1987.
Saturday, April 2, 2011
A RABBIT A DAY
Beddy-bye Bunnies by Judith A. Yates appeared in the magazine "Teddy Bears and Friends", March/April 1987. Very cute. Thanks mom. Tuesday, March 29, 2011
A Rabbit A Day
Rabbit paper dolls by Carol Peters from National Doll World magazine, March/April 1979. Thanks mom. Thursday, March 24, 2011
Aunt March and Mr. March Paper Dolls
Aunt March and Mr. March paper dolls, the last cutouts of the "Little Women" series by Dorothy Wagstaff that appeared in Wee Wisdom magazine. Thanks mom.Monday, March 21, 2011
Finger Puppets with Clothes, 1992
TEDDY BEAR PICNIC by Susan Cage-Knoch, for Vintage Traditions magazine. Mom and I are planning to have a picnic tomorrow in Jacksonville and I hope we have as much fun as these three bears seem to be having.Mrs. March and Grandfather Laurence
Another paper doll page from the "Little Women" series that ran in Wee Wisdom magazine in the 1930's. Grandfather Laurence, grandfather of Laurie, and Mrs. March (mother of Jo, Meg, Beth and Amy, of course) as drawn by artist Dorothy Wagstaff. Thanks mom.Friday, March 18, 2011
Laurie Paper Doll by Dorothy Wagstaff
LAURIE, friend of the March girls, from "Little Women". This paper doll by Dorothy Wagstaff appeared in Wee Wisdom Magazine. Thanks mom.Monday, March 14, 2011
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