Valentine paper dolls to print

personal use only

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By now, you should all know how much I love paper dolls!

I am growing a very nice little collection,

and love to find new ones online that I can share with you!

Just assume that all the paper dolls are for your personal use only.

That means you can download them and give them away,

but not download them and sell them

or

tweak them a bit and sell them.

Okay?

Let's have some Valentine paper cutting fun!!

by Neva Schultz

found on marlendy.wordpress.com

Issue 101, 2012, by Eileen Rudisell Miller

www.paperdollreview.com

www.thepapercollector.blogspot.com

www.zazzle.com

www.posterplease.com

www.thericebabies.com

www.papergoodies.com

found on www.origamibears.com

I especially love the paper doll Valentines that are in the form of a

greeting card.  Here are more:

www.tiny-us.com

While I have seen these on different sites,

I believe I found mine on www.origamibears.com

Last for today, I have this charming vintage set that is to accompany the story

'The Poodle that Didn't Know English'

printed in the Ladies Home Journal in June, 1913.

I sadly don't have the story to go with it,

but it's very charmingly illustrated by Gertrude A. Kay

The fellow has such a wonderful red heart outfit, I just had to include it!

Remember,

it's not too late to mail a Valentine

to that someone special!!

until next time,

inkspired

www.collagepaperpainting.etsy.com

www.inkspired.etsy.com

and on pinterest -

kkloberdans

one of a kind 1/1 paper doll dresses cards
using recycled junk mail
and bargain bin finds
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Valentine Paper Doll Fun

Valentine Paper Doll Fun

Today I want to share some Paper Doll Fun with a Valentine Theme.

So we will start off with a Turtle of Love!!!

This is a great paper doll to make your own 'shells' for!

Just trace around the outside of one of the costumes,

and you have the area for you to draw in.

Here's another fun paper doll -

'Nallemamma'

c. Satumaa, 2004

that means you can use this for personal use only

found on www.origamibears.com

I love her little bloomer undies,

and the hearts on the cooking apron!

printable valentine card from the Denver Zoo

Since I've started with funny animal Valentines,

here's another!

courtesy www.origamibears.com

I do love piggies!

I have seriously considered a Vietnamese pot bellied pig to adopt.

Unfortunately, my husband did not take it serious!

That's okay.

Here's a cute lil' kittie -

I have a note on this file 'orr'.

That could be the name of the artist, not sure.

from www.collectibles.about.com

Those look like fuzzy hearts to me!

Don't forget, you can easily personalize printed valentines with 

some glue and flocking.

You can also add your own stickers,

or embellish with markers!

www.vintageholidaycrafts.com

Wouldn't she look lovely with some glitter in her feather,

or a 'real' pearl stick on or two in her hair decoration?

Put little dots of glitter glue in the center of the blue flowers....

what can you come up with?

You can have some fun with this Valentine Card paper doll -

If mailing this Barbie Beauty,

include some stickers!

This base doll also is a great one to make your own clothes with,

the body shape is a good one.

I would cut slits along her shoulders up to her neck

for easier clothes placement.

You can slip the tabs under her hair then.

Here's another Valentine card to send -

This one has a notation that says 'peltier bear'.

??

There is a note on the card that it is from Current,

so for personal use only.

and my last Valentine card for today -

I would have loved to receive this when I was a girl!

If you can fit it into your envelope, or use a padded envy,

include an inexpensive package of crayons too!

Here are a couple more pictures for your own

handmade valentines,

see the directions in yesterday's 2/2/13 blog

My Funny Valentine

Hope you are entering into the spirit of LOVE!!

until next blog,

inkspired

www.inkspired.etsy.com

www.collagepaperpainting.etsy.com

 a matroyshka doll card created by inkspired,

pattern from 'Papercrafting in No Time'

by Sandra Lounsbury Foose