Lady Hollyhock and her friends; a book of nature dolls and others (1906)
Walker, Margaret Coulson · New York, The Baker & Taylor Company · leaf 108
ed to be put in old fashioned sun-bonnets. Awoman who would wear a sun-bonnet would, of course,wear an apron, so a large white apron was put on this doll.Her face was a pretty one, but her hands were large andclumsy, showing that she had done hard work in her day. These last two dolls wore several… … A CLAY PIPE MAIDEN Paper Dolls THE paper dolls were more like real people thanany of the others. They were made by cuttingheads from colored picture cards or from maga-zines and pasting them on cardboard bodies.Then double dress patterns were folded and cut to slip overthe heads of the dolls, and…
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