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Babs-Joan-Joyce-Amy-Ann-Ellen-Kay-Nina-Pat-Sally
by Verlene
(Longmont, Colorado)
Babs
Hi folks, these paper dolls belonged to my older sister by eight years. I then got to play with them in the 1950's. One is carrying a tray of food, one has a phone, one is embroidering, one is drying dishes. I was hoping someone else has some knowledge of them.
I have only downloaded Babs at this time
My plan is to cross stitch the doll and clothes. But so far all I have done is scan them into my computer and printed Amy out on magnetic paper and put her on my refrigerator. That was a lot of fun.
A paper doll lover.
Verlene
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