Showing posts with label vintage paper dolls. Show all posts
Showing posts with label vintage paper dolls. Show all posts

Friday, October 2, 2020

International vintage paper dolls

Welcome

 All kaleidoscopes by inkspired and KaleidoCam 

I would love to share with you today a few vintage paper dolls.

They all are one page dolls,

which means doll and costume(s) are on one page

instead of several.

The paper dolls featured represent countries where I have readers!

Let’s start with Japan -

The above doll is part of a series that were printed in

the Boston Sunday Globe, around 1909.

The artist is J.V. Sloan.

Thanks for your interest in my blogs, Japanese readers!

MuralsWallpaper, Pinterest

Next I have another Dolly Dingle international paper doll.

You can read more about Dolly in my past blog

“It’s a small world after all”


In the Land of Cherry Blossoms, Dolly Dingle paper doll


My readers from Italy have supported me

from my first blogs several years ago.



 Next up -

Switzerland!



Here are 2 paperdolls representing traditional 
costumes from Germany -



A big hello to my Russian supporters:



I hope you have enjoyed this little trip 
around the world with vintage paper dolls.

If you choose to print them for playtime,
glue them onto a piece of thin cardboard
(Think cereal boxes)
and cut out to increase their lives!

Another Dutch paper doll to add to the previous ones.
 
I love paper dolls,
and international costumes,
and vintage styles.
I’m so happy to share these with you!

‘Til next time,
inkspired


* I apologize for the various text sizing.
Still trying to work with the new Blogger format.
Sometimes I win,
sometimes Blogger wins.
😖

Monday, January 20, 2020

A Fascinating World of Cultures!

Welcome!

Here is another WordPak creation I made.
How many different languages do you recognize?
They all say ‘Welcome’!

Kaleidoscope by inkspired 

I love to learn about other cultures than my own.
I love to see their traditional costumes,
learn about the foods they like,
and listen to their music.

Boy from Ecuador 

Paper dolls from the 1970’s

Combine that with my love of paper dolls
and you have...today’s blog!


Girl from Ethiopia


Girl from Ireland

Antique paper doll with costumes from
Scotland, Ireland and Wales

Here is a recipe for
Irish Flag Salad
Courtesy of Taste of Home

It is named Irish Flag salad as it is 
the colors of the Irish flag.
Serves 4
1 6 Oz. Package baby spinach, fresh
2 medium pears, thinly sliced
2 medium oranges, peeled & sectioned
2 Tablespoons crumbled feta cheese
2 Tablespoons chopped pistachios
Dressing:
3 Tbs canola oil
2 Tbs orange juice
1 Tbs lemon juice
1 teaspoon honey
1/2 tsp grated orange zest
1/2 tsp salt

Divide spinach on 4 plates.
Top with pears, oranges & pistachios.

Whisk dressing ingredients together.
Drizzle over salad. Serve immediately.

Yummy!!

Children in traditional Swiss folk costumes


Vintage Switzerland paper doll


Spanish ladies in regional folk costumes


1950’s-60’s paper doll
includes a Spain bullfighting costume 


Girl in traditional folk costume of Hungary


Hungary themed coloring page


Japanese girl in traditional dress



Vintage Japan front-and-back paper doll

The last one for today -

Traditional Swedish folk costumes

Paper dolls featuring Sweden from
a wonderful vintage Around the World set 
of paper dolls by Kellogg’s Krumbles

I hope you have enjoyed this very small tour
around the world with some vintage
paper dolls and unique folk and traditional
costumes representing their countries.

I haven’t showcased any countries from
North America, or
Central America.
Australia and all the Island countries are waiting,
 along with most of Africa.
Oh! What a huge world we live in!

However,
they will come another day!


‘Til then,
inkspired

😁



Saturday, February 9, 2013

Valentine paper dolls to print


personal use only
www.gabitogrupos.com

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
www.collagepaperpainting.etsy.com