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Travel the globe with children around the world paper dolls! Six sweet stand-up dolls represent 38 international stops, each featuring a fanciful national folk costume such as a Japanese kimono, a Scottish kilt, an Alaskan parka, a Peruvian poncho, a Hawaiian grass skirt and so many more. In this 1955 reproduction paper doll book, the cute costumes, many with wrap-around skirts, represent the
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Expert vintage fashion illustrator, Brenda Sneathen Mattox, brings her favorite storybook to life! She has given this Cinderella paper doll book a lovely classic look with late 17th century clothes for Cinderella and her Prince. Brenda also includes the story of Cinderella's transformation from soot-covered servant to the belle of the ball to princess. This is Brenda's first book for Paper Studio
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There’s nothing like a movie musical to escape the troubles of the day. With memorable songs performed by talented stars, movie musicals have brought joy to audiences for decades. Now paper doll collectors can turn back time to the golden age of movie musicals with Volume 3 of a super-sized new series, "David Wolfe's History of Hollywood Fashions." Classic Singing Stars" spotlights six
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"Classic Drama Queens" pays tribute to stars and costume designs as seen on the screen in the '30s, '40s and '50s...Hollywood's Historic Golden Age. The first volume of a super-sized new series, "David Wolfe's History of Hollywood Fashions," provides 6 paper dolls and 10 pages of costumes by famous designers for silver screen star, plus authoritative commentary by David Wolfe, the popular
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Classic fairy tales are presented in historical fashions by famed artist and fashion historian Brenda Sneathen Mattox. She has reimagined eight beloved fairy tales and transported them into many different periods, each with timely costumes. The Frog Prince is retold in glamorous 1930s fashion. The Little Mermaid is a fishy flapper and Snow White is transformed into a hoop-skirted Antebellum
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There’s nothing like a movie musical to escape the troubles of the day. With memorable songs performed by talented stars, movie musicals have brought joy to audiences for decades. Now paper doll collectors can turn back time to the golden age of movie musicals with Volume 3 of a super-sized new series, "David Wolfe's History of Hollywood Fashions." Classic Singing Stars" spotlights six
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Paper Studio Press brings back the days of the 1930s and '40s when newspapers would include a paper doll as part of a comic strip. Artist Ted Menten, himself a comic artist in the past, has recreated the fun of bygone days with a two-doll book featuring a fashionable wardrobe of stylish creations inspired by the four seasons. There are lots of glamorous clothes to cut-out for models Babs and
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The top female vocalist of the 1950s and '60s, Connie Francis recorded hit after hit, and became a world-wide success, recording in many languages. She was always dressed in the latest styles and her fashion sense makes her the perfect paper doll. The star herself helped to choose the clothes from her films, TV appearances and concerts. Film outfits include Where the Boys Are, Follow the Boys,
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