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Wednesday, October 9, 2024

300TH POST! - COSTUMES OF THE WORLD

300TH POST! - COSTUMES OF THE WORLD. 
When we started this blog to share some of our paper doll rescues we never imagined that it would have gone this far. Thanks to everyone who has visited our blog!
The dolls here are named Kirstin and Margaret and the clothes are labeled for each one.
( I noticed that the shoes don't always line up exactly with the feet on the dolls so if you are cutting them out leave the space between the toes of the shoes uncut and they should fit perfectly.)
















 

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