Blue Hill Aunt Lindy's Paper Dolls
Sibling Arts Studies presents this adorable line of vintage paper dolls. Original pop art fabric from the 1930′s carries a sweet nostalgia. The feature prints have large motifs. The dolls in pattern 7167 are 15″ tall. The dolls in pattern 7166 are 7″ tall. The clothes in pattern 7168 are designed for the dolls in pattern 7166. The dolls and pets in 7169 and 7170 are proportional, the dolls being 3″ tall. Enjoy these unique fabrics. Premium 44″ cotton.
Blue Hill Aunt Lindy's Paper Dolls
BLUE HILL AUNT LINDYS PAPER DOLLS GINGHAM BLUE
Paper Dolls and coordinating prints come in several colorways as well.
I’m not sure what I would do with these ~ How would you use this collection?
Paper Dolls can be found:
Fabric stockists, leave you links below so I can expand the list!
ready, set, sew! ~ rosie
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Can’t you just see a little pocket quilt for a little girl with a set of dolls tucked in each pocket? Delightful!
That would be so adorable Delinda Lea! Great idea
I wish I was a quilter and had a little girl!! I love these.
I am making a quilt for a four year old- Will fussy cutthe paper dolls- Using a pattern by The Sweet Tea Girls
Awesome Carol! I hope you’ll share some pictures when you’re done
While at AQS in Lancaster,PA I purchased Sunbonnet Sue precut and with iron on already on the back. I can not find any more, the number on the package has been changed and I cannot call to order more. Does anyone know where I can get more. The were so cute.
I purchased a panel of Aunt Lindy’s paper dolls with the intent of making actual paper dolls by ironing the dolls on heavy pellon (the kinds used for fabric bowls). Does anyone have any suggestions for what can be used for the clothes? Lighter weight pellon? Any ideas how to make the clothes “stick” to the dolls? Any help would be appreciated. Thanks.