1931 BOOTS Paper Dolls

 February 26, 1931 thru March 05, 1931.  Another set of BOOTS paper dolls.  Remember to color code the outfits to each doll.  Have fun!

1930 BOOTS Paper Dolls

 July 21 & July 22, 1930.  BOOTS strikes her best paper doll pose.  I suggest color coding the outfits on each page.  Color a tab on each outfit to match something on the corresponding BOOTS paper doll, such as the color of her shoes or the flower on her garter.  I tried to scan all the paper dolls in the same but it is impossible (at least for me) to ensure that all the outfits will be interchangeable.

 July 23 & 24, 1930.  BOOTS can play tennis or golf in her sporty outfit and she can go motoring or strolling in either of her dresses.

July 25 & 26, 1930.  BOOTS is ready for any formal or informal event in these lovely outfits.

Little CINDERELLA Paper Doll Cut-Outs.

 May 11 - May 30, 1925.  Little Cinderella paper dolls from the COLOR & CUT OUT series.  Here is Cinderella and her ball gown, ball cloak and royal dress.

 A paper doll of the handsome Prince.  Cut his sleeves on his costumes a little wider than drawn to fit over ruffles on his shirt.

 Fairy godmother, coachman and two footmen.

 Cinderella's selfish step-sisters.  The second step-sister's dress needs to be a bit longer and a touch wider.

The wicked step-mother and her cloak.  Her cloak also needs to be a bit longer and a touch wider.  I tried this cloak on Cinderella and she can wear it if you want to add it to her wardrobe.

CINDERELLA Movie Coloring Contest

November 20, 1987.  A coloring contest for the Disney animated movie, CINDERELLA.

BALLERINA Paper Doll

 1991.  BALLERINA Paper Doll Book.  A Golden Book.  Western Publishing Company.  I like paper doll books that also include costumes to color.  The book has many pages of colorful costumes.

We went to see the DANCE THEATRE OF HARLEM on Wednesday night.  Big fun was had by all!  A very uplifting program before an extremely large crowd.

Shinaai, a Navajo Boy Paper Doll.

1990.  DOLII A Navajo Girl.  Historical Paper Doll Book to Read, Color and Cut.  Here is Shinaai, the older brother of Dolii.

An Indian Family at Home Cut-Out.

June 04, 1922.  An Indian Family At Home.  Cut out wigwam around outside lines and cut through solid line X - X.  Fold back flap X for door.  Paste space marked A-A over B-B, completing the Indian wigwam.  Cut out the tripod, folding down along dotted lines to strengthen the legs and folding forward where legs join base.  Fold back the back leg until tripod stands level.  Cut out kettle and hang on hook.  Set the fire just back of kettle.  All the other figures are to be cut out and folded up where they join bases, so they will remain erect.  Lean papoose against side of tent and arrange other figures in any grouping desired.

Wild West Show Coloring Contest

June 17, 1931.  "Here is an Indian chief from the 101 Ranch show, in his feathers and war paint."  Winners of this coloring contest received tickets to the 101 Ranch Wild West Show.

FREDA Paper Doll

March 31 thru April 02, 1924.  FREDA Paper Doll is a schoolmate of BETTY Cut-Out.  Her father has a greenhouse and Freda likes to bring flowers to school.

Mrs. McCall shows Betsy her wedding dress.

June 1964.  McCall's.  Betsy's mother makes a very pretty paper doll.  Here she is with her wedding dress which Betsy came across while rummaging around in the storage closet. - - - Went to Half-Price Books today and bought this issue of McCall's.  Also bought "Rosemary & Thyme" The Complete Series, using my 50% off coupon.

The CLOWNESS and Her Dogs Cut-Out.

April 09, 1922.  THE CLOWNESS AND HER DOGS, a newspaper cut-out.  Color, cut out and then put tab B through slot A and the cut-out will stand..

RUMPELSTILTSKEN Cut-Outs

December 07 - December 12, 1925.  The story of Rumpelstiltsken paper dolls from the COLOR & CUT OUT newspaper series.  Included are the daughter of the miller, the king, the baby prince and Rumpelstiltsken.  The dolls are printed separately each day and are not always in proportion  with each other - the king doll looks too small.

The Marx Brothers by TOM TIERNEY

1974.  TOM TIERNEY has been a household name in my home not just for years but for decades.  Great fun was had over the years with the purchase of each new TOM TIERNEY paper doll book.

Little Boy Blue Paper Doll

June 29 - July 03, 1925.  From the COLOR & CUT OUT series, Little Boy Blue paper doll, his outfits, 4 hats and a heavy coat.

Little MISS MUFFET Paper Doll to Color and Cut Out.

 September 07 - September 11, 1925.  A Little Miss Muffet paper doll from the COLOR & CUT OUT newspaper series.

September 12, 1925.  Little Miss Muffet meets the spider.

AUNT ELSIE Charm

 July 23, 1922.  BABY DOLL & The GRASSHOPPER.  An illustration drawn by Aunt Elsie for a story submitted by Evelyn Locke.  Very cute!

May 22, 1921.  Puffy, Fluffy, Quacky & Squeaky are the names of these charming animal paper dolls by Aunt Elsie.

Mopsy's Hot Weather Clothes

October 11, 1959.  Here is a paper doll from the MOPSY comic strip.  She is ready to strut around the swimming pool in her little bathing suits.

Anna Belle's Favorite Dolls

September 25, 1926.  "Dear Diary,  I did have the most wonderful time at Dotty Jane's doll party Tuesday.  At first I could not decide which dolls to take, since each one of us was to bring only two, and I have so many!  But finally I decided to bring Marie Claire, because she is my most beautiful child, and my dear old Minerva, because I love her best.  All the dolls behaved so nicely - Dotty Jane said wouldn't it be nice if we always made our mothers as proud of us as we were of them?  They all were good, that is, except for Marie Claire, who upset her tea all over the tablecloth and her nice new dress.  Now I know how mother felt the time I asked for a third helping of ice cream at Mrs. Platts..  I certainly must put mother into my diary, I'll do that next week.  ANNA BELLE"

Hello to everybody.  My modem died on Monday and I just had my new internet installed today.  I missed checking my blog to see all the different countries that had viewed posts.  I so enjoy finding out that people in Russia, Ireland, Ukraine, Malawi, France, Germany and all the other wonderful places across this Globe have viewed my blog - many thanks to all of you.  I hope you enjoy this Anna Belle paper doll.

Anna Belle's Sister Mary

October 17, 1909.  Anna Belle's sister Mary is a lovely paper doll.  From the newspaper series of Anna Belle paper dolls.

CHRISTMAS in July

December 11, 1921.  "Dear Children,  Soon I'll be coming to your house with loads of toys and games and candy.  Now, I'm going to watch real close to see how pretty you have made your tree or fireplace.  To help you make your home cheery for Christmas, I have had these beautiful COLORTOY CANDY BAGS printed here so you can cut out, color, and make them to hang on your tree or fireplace, or fill them with candy and use them as gifts for your little friends.  Its loads of fun.  Yours for a Merry Christmas, SANTA CLAUS."

December 11, 1921.  A candy cane Colortoy Candy Bag.

December 11, 1921.  Christmas bell Colortoy Candy Bag.

December 18, 1921.  A Colortoy Candy Bag shaped like an orange.

December 18, 1921.  A Colortoy Candy Bag shaped like a Christmas Bag.

December 25, 1921.  A Colortoy Candy Bag shaped like an acorn.

December 25, 1921.  A Colortoy Candy Bag shaped like an apple.

I really like these little gift bags and I hope you will color and put them together to hold small gifts or candy.  Several of the bags could be used for Halloween or Thanksgiving too!

DIXIE & MICKEY Have Some New Hot Weather Clothes

 August 25, 1940.  Here is a DIXIE DUGAN paper doll and her fun-in-the-sun clothing.

August 25, 1940.  MICKEY paper doll also has new clothes to show-off her summer tan.