Lettie Lane's Married sister sends her a French paper doll with many accessories: a Punch and Judy Show, puppets, seven outfits, five hats, and a paper china doll. Paper dolls here are intended only for personal use. They are not for sale or redistribution elsewhere.
Lettie Lane's paper doll brother comes with seven outfits and many accessories: a powdered wig, a sailor suit, a toy sailing boat, an old-fashioned hockey stick and much more! Paper dolls here are intended only for personal use. They are not for sale or redistribution elsewhere.
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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!
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| Paper dolls in color on this blog are not for sale. They are restored for children to print, cut and play with. |
One from the family and friends of Polly Pratt Paper Dolls: Published from 1919 -1921 in the Good Housekeeping magazine. Peter has several suits of clothes, toys, a snowman, and wheelbarrow.
"Snip! Snip! went the scissors last month, as a half million happy kiddies cut out Polly and her doll, the first of all the Pratt Paper People to appear in Good Housekeeping. Sister Sally and Cousin Sam are coming next month." Below is Polly Pratt and six outfits, five bonnets, a bunny, a basket, a sand pail, an umbrella and a stroller too!
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| Cut Polly out and mount her on to cardboard with a stand. |
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| Here is Polly Pratt's Country Cousin. |
One from the family and friends of Polly Pratt Paper Dolls: Published from 1919 -1921 in the Good Housekeeping magazine. This paper baby comes with a high chair, Christening gown, a high chair, bassinet, stuffed lamb, Teddy Bear, puppy, basket of toys, ball, and a few more pieces of clothing for baby to wear.
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| I think Polly's new baby sibling turned out to be a girl! |
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| Polly Pratt dressed to play... |
Betty Bonnet's camp-fire cousin comes with nine outfits, nine bonnets, one paddle and a violin. Among her wardrobe is a very nice Native American costume. I suppose she wears this to a camp during the early 1910s? Enjoy.
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| Students may download, print and cut-out these paper dolls for free! |
Betty Bonnet's household servant come with accessories. The maid has a change of clothes and so does the nurse, she carries a red cross bag. The servants include: a driver, a cook and chef, a footman, a nurse and upstairs maid. There is also a little boy belonging to one of them that gets to play with Betty whenever he comes for a visit?
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| Students may download, print and cut-out these paper dolls for free! |
Betty Bonnet's College Grandparents Now and Long Ago includes: four dolls (all representing her grandparents), six hats, six old-fashioned outfits.
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| Students may download, print and cut-out these paper dolls for free! |
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.
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| Paper dolls in color on this blog are not for sale. They are restored for children to print, cut and play with. |
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.
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| Two paper dolls from Spain by Sheila Young. |
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.
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| Two paper dolls and one paper donkey from Italy. |
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.
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| Two paper dolls, a boy and a girl from Ireland and Scotland with their costumes. |
Sheila Young was a popular illustrator commissioned by three magazines: Ladies Home Journal, Good Housekeeping and Extension to produce colorful realistic looking paper dolls. The dolls were published during the first and second decades of the 19th Century. Paper dolls listed below will be gradually cleaned and added to our listing.
About Lettie Lane and Her Stories and Paper Doll Family: The first paper doll in this series appeared in 1908, Ladies Home Journal.
The Betty Bonnet Paper Dolls: A paper doll series published in the Ladies Home Journal during the mid 1910s.
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| 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. |
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| Boy dressed as a Halloween jester. |
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| Boy dressed as a Halloween clown with a candle on his hat. |
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| Girl dressed as Mother Goose. |
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| Girl dressed as a forest fairy holding an owl. |
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| Boy dressed as a traditional clown character who carries a straw broom and cat. |
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| bat lamp and jack-o-lantern |