A Stand-Up Witch for Halloween Fun.

1990.  Here is a stand-up witch to color and cut out.

Cut-Out Cars, Trucks & Buses by Richard Scarry.

1974.  Cut-out cars, trucks & buses by Richard Scarry.   Color, cut out and have fun.  From the book, "Best Rainy Day Book Ever".

Help These Ladies Try On Hats. 1927

April 16, 1927.  Hats and cut-outs to color and cut out.  Help each lady choose the hat that is right for her.  Sorta like a paper doll.

Howdy! Cowgirl SIS, The Candy Kid, and Her Little Burro.

1989.  Here is a cut-out of SIS, The Candy Kid and Her Little Burro.  SIS is ready to welcome the trail riders on Friday.  SIS is the little sister of Katy Keene.  From SIS the CANDY KID Paper Doll Book by Bill Woggon.

Football Player and Cheerleader Cut-Outs

1990.  Have fun this Super Bowl Sunday.  Here is a football player and cheerleader cut-out to help you cheer on your favorite team.

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."

Old Mother Hubbard's Cupboard Cut-Out Toy

October 03, 1926.  Fill OLD MOTHER HUBBARD'S cupboard full of good things to eat for her and her dog, BINGO.  Just follow the directions and have fun with this toy cut-out.

A Paper Tea Cart for a Paper Party

 PEGGY PAPER'S PARTY Poem.

October 20, 1923.  "GETTING READY FOR THE PARTY.  Paste all of these patterns on heavy paper, color them and cut them out.  Make the Tea Cart first, because that is the hardest.  Fold on all the dotted lines and paste the parts that lap.  You will find that your little Tea Cart has a top and a lower shelf, two legs, two wheels and two handles with which it is to be pushed from the kitchen to the dining room or the sun parlor.  Make the dishes stand by folding the bottoms up and inside.  Peggy Paper's arms are to be slipped through the slits cut just below the shoulders."

BUNNY Action Cut-Out, He Bounces Over the Floor.

September 19, 1915.  BUNNY Action Cut-Out.  "Directions:  Cut out the body on black line, crease paper on dotted line (tail, back and legs);  A pasted over B forms body;  paste E over E, leaving mouth open;  C D pasted in marked position completes head and puts it in position.  Paste forward legs to side of body turned forward.  Paste creased tail to hold together.  Run a black thread through dots on tail and down through black dot on back and forward through mouth and BUNNY is ready for action.  Place him on a smooth floor and give the thread a quick jerk and he then gives a bounce, flopping his tail and legs, as a real BUNNY would."
 
I hope someone can figure out these directions and put this funny bunny together.