CUT-OUT Gator and Elephant.

March 22, 1942.  CUT OUT FUN.  "If you cut out the alligator and the elephant around the entire outlines and crease their backs on the dotted lines they will stand up for you.  Paste the half-heads and the half-tails together."

What Do an Owl, a Turtle and a Duck Have in Common? A.W. Nugent of Course!

August 21, 1932.  Keep your designer shoes and handbags - this is what makes me HAPPY!  Animal paper dolls, my favorite type of paper dolls, and especially ones from A. W. Nugent.  Come on - an owl in a top hat riding on a turtle - you gotta love it!

Cut-Out Furniture from A. W. NUGENT

May 15, 1938.  "Fun with cut-out furniture.  Here's an opportunity to renew your miniature homes with new decorative modernistic furniture.  Simply cut out the bed, dresser, sofa, rocking chair, wing chair, table and stove and bend the parts upward and downward as indicated.  They will all stand."  Cut-out furniture from A. W. Nugent.

Mary Had a Little Lamb . . . and a Turtle too!

 August 11, 1935.  Here's Mary and her little lamb to color and cut out.  Also cut out Mary's new dress and hat.  Follow the instructions to make Mary and her lamb stand on their own feet.  From A. W. Nugent.

August 04, 1935.  A turtle to color and cut out.  My absolute favorite paper dolls and cut-outs come from the A. W. Nugent newspaper page for children.  Enjoy!  Spring will be here soon.

Five Cut-Out Animals to Color and Stand on Their Own Feet.

June 28, 1936.  Here are five cut-out animals by A. W. Nugent.  Have fun with AL I. Gator, A. Doggy Dog, A. Monk, Ima Katt and A. Ram.

SANTA Cut-Out Figure from A. W. Nugent

December 16, 1948.  A Santa cut-out from A. W. Nugent.  You might be able to move from the "naughty list" to the "good list" if you start right this second, until Christmas, being extra good.  Cut out and color this Santa figure and use it as a reminder to be, in the words of Bertie Wooster, "a good egg".

Cut-Out Animals

March 03, 1935.  Some cut-out animal fun from A. W. Nugent.

Here is another Paper Doll from A. W. Nugent

February 11, 1934.  A cute paper doll from A. W. Nugent.

A. W. Nugent Paper Doll

November 05, 1933.  "Please dress me for school."  Another cute paper doll from A. W. Nugent.

MISTRESS MARY, Quite Contrary . . .

February 09, 1936.  "Color and cut out the entire picture.  Bend the sides backward to make her stand."  Mistress Mary, quite contrary . . . a cut-out by A. W. Nugent.

Barn Yard Pets from A. W. Nugent

December 09, 1934.  "Six cut-out barn yard pets.  First color the pictures with your water colors or colored crayons.  You will then be ready to cut out the animals.  Do not detach the base strips.  When the figures are carefully cut out crease the base strips backward on the dotted lines and hook the slits over each other to make them stand."  I love A. W. Nugent cut-outs.  I have many on my old blog.