A Barber Paper Pig Doll

      Below is an antique paper doll based upon the old English nursery rhyme: "Barber, barber, shave a pig..." Children may print him out from their home computer. He has a suit of clothes... which is the costume of an old-fashioned barber with clippers, a brush and a comb. Cut along the dotted line between the shoulders and slip the costume over the head of the pig. There are two thicker black lines located where his front feet may slip through if you carefully add a slit at the ends of the sleeves too.

 

Barber, barber, shave a pig,
How many hairs will make a wig?
"Four and twenty, that's enough."
Give the barber a pinch of snuff.

Paper dolls on this blog are not to be redistributed
 or resold by alternative websites.

Daisy Gives a Paper Doll Garden Party

Nurse sitting on the garden bench with her knitting; she waits to serve tea to the children...

 

       Daisy, the little girl on the bench, is giving a party in her garden. The other children are her playmates, who must be suitably dressed. The garden is also included with the dolls, where the nurse is sitting. Cut out the children and their party clothes. Paste a piece of heavy cardboard on the back of the garden so that it will stand up. Also paste the clothes on the dolls or make little tags to temporarily attach them. Then arrange the children around the party table in the garden.

Daisy's friends come with several outfits each, a garden shovel, a dog,
 a bench, and many hats to keep the sun from their eyes!

Father, Mother and Baby Bear Paper Dolls

       The following three bears paper dolls have been restored for young students to enjoy and play with. In this case, baby bear is a little female. She has a checkered romper and pale colored dress with eyelet trim. Mother Bear has a lovely red coat with fur trim, a red sweater with a lace collar, a yellow cap with rosettes and a house dress. Father bear has a yellow and black suit, pajamas and a fancy lounging cap with a tassel!

Cut on the solid lines and fold on the dotted lines.

Betty Bonnet's New Year's Callers

         Betty Bonnet's New Year's Callers is one of many dolls in a larger series illustrated by Sheila Young. This colorful page includes six paper dolls and 6 outfits!

Paper dolls in color on this blog are not for sale.
They are restored for children to print, cut and play with.

Betty Bonnet's Grandparents As Children and Adults

       Betty Bonnet's College Grandparents Now and Long Ago includes: four dolls (all representing her grandparents), six hats, six old-fashioned outfits.

Students may download, print and cut-out these paper dolls for free!

Betty Bonnet's College Sister

        Betty Bonnet's College Sister is one of many dolls in a larger series illustrated by Sheila Young. This colorful page includes a doll, six hats, a golfing outfit with clubs, a white lawn tea party dress, a kimono, a school outfit,  several day dresses, a suit and a mink stole and muff.

Paper dolls in color on this blog are not for sale.
They are restored for children to print, cut and play with.

Spanish Boy and Girl Paper Dolls

        Lettie Lane's Around-the-World Party in which her married sister sends her pictures of a Spanish boy and girl. Their changes of clothing with tabs include: party clothing, a Muleteer's suit, a Toreador's costume, a dancing dress, party clothes, country clothing, and a vender's costume.

Two paper dolls from Spain by Sheila Young.

Italian Boy and Girl Paper Dolls

       Lettie Lane's Around-the-World Party in which her married sister sends her pictures of an Italian boy and girl. Their changes of clothing with tabs include: everyday clothes, holiday clothes, Sunday clothes, hats, flower girl costumes and a Flower girl's donkey.

Two paper dolls and one paper donkey from Italy.

Scottish Boy and Irish Girl Paper Dolls

        Lettie Lane's Around-the-World Party in which her married sister sends her pictures of a Scotch boy and an Irish girl. Their changes of clothing with tabs include: formal plaid kilt uniforms, a hooded cloak, a flower girl's bonnet and costume, plus a best dress and work clothes for an Irish girl.

Two paper dolls, a boy and a girl from Ireland and Scotland with their costumes.

Errol Swoon Paper Cut-Outs

        Errol Swoon is one of Katy Keene's many boyfriends. Click directly on his page of unique fashions to download the largest file to print, cut and play with. I will include more of his wardrobe here as I find and restore them.

 

Katy Keene's Fishy Fashions

        Time to get ready for fun in the summer sun and Katy Keene is ready to dress her part for your little girls. Click directly on these colorful paper doll pages to get the largest available size to print. Cut out Katy and mount her on cardstock or cardboard from a cereal box so she'll last. Then cut out all of her swimwear and casual fishy beachwear for her to model.

I've restored these fishy beach fashions for all of you Katy Keene fans.

Katy Keene is fun to play with when it's raining at the beach.

Paper Dolly Dingle for Halloween...

        Here is Dolly Dingle along with her friend Billie Bumps dressed for Halloween fun! She is in full color but you can find more of her friends to color yourself below at our Crayon Palace coloring page collection! 

Cut out trick-or-treating dolls for Halloween. There are masks pumpkins and a witches brew as well!

 Color More Halloween Dolly Dingle Paper Dolls:

• Color in Dolly Dingle's Cousin Carol
• Color in Dolly's friend Teddie
• Color Dolly's friend Mary Lamb

The Real Hallowe'en

I've heard it said that Hallowe'en

Is when all black cats yowl,

And ghosts glide past all dressed in white

And witches prowl and howl.

But I know better! It's the night

When harmless tricks are done.

And when with Jack -o'-Lanterns bright

We children can have fun.

Bobbing for apples plays its part

And fortune telling too.

There are just countless pleasant things

On Hallowe'en to do!

And if the ghosts and witches roam,

As many people say;

I'm sure that they are out like us

To join in happy play.

Mary Lou and Santa Too!

       Mary Lou and Santa Claus by Lydia Fraser from the Canadian Home Journal, December 1932 have been restored for little ones to cut and assemble by kathy grimm.

A Color Paper Doll Named Dell

This little paper doll named Dell made her debut in 1921 with a set of Winter clothes 
for school, play, parties, outdoor occasions and for pajamas for sleeping in.

"Dell is a very lucky little paper doll. Do you remember all the nice new clothes 
she had in the Winter? Well, above are some more new ones that her
 mother has just mad for her from the latest Butterick designs."

Polly's Paper Playmates

These paper dolls have costumes to wear to a ball! Cut along dotted lines, and slip doll's head
into slits thus made. To make the dolls stand...paste a narrow strip of cardboard
at waist line, which will form an easel stand.

Description of Coloring Page: masquerade costumes for a ball, pirate costumes, boots, sword, gypsy costume, coin edging, masks, hats, feathers, tambourine, policeman, lady with a fan

Don't forget to drag the png. or jpg into a Word Document and enlarge the image as much as possible before printing it folks. If you have a question about this coloring page, just type into the comment box located directly below this post and I'll try to get back to you as soon as I can.

Sister Nell Goes to a Party Paper Doll

The Fashion-Doll Cut-Outs 

By Nandor Honti 

Above is a fashionable paper doll from 1925, two party dresses and a robin's egg blue cape.

       Cut out each piece, carefully following the outlines. Fold on dotted lines. Paste the matching numbers together beginning by pasting 1 to 1 and son on till all the numbers are used. Hold the pasted places together until the paste hardens enough to hold, so they will not slip apart.