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NOVEMBER
2009
Welcome to
the 21st issue of Origamibears. Hard to believe I have been
doing this for 7 years. I hope everyone had a good summer and are now
looking forward to 2010.
I have been
so super busy the last few months that I thought I might not get this
issue posted before the Holidays.
Margery
Schaffer was the only person to correctly identify the mystery fairies.
They were drawn by Alex Gonzales. Alex, if you are still drawing paper
dolls please contact me through Origamibears. I love the fairies and
would be interested to see anything else you have done. I guess the
contest was a little too difficult and I will try to stay with paper
dolls that can easily be researched. Mystery paper dolls for this issue
are in paper dolls I. Let me know who they are and your name will go
into a drawing for a paper doll surprise.
I’m sorry if
you emailed and I didn’t answer, as I already said, it’s been a busy
summer.
I started
out with a theme of 1960s paper dolls and got a little off track, but
you will still find many paper dolls published in the '60s, as well as
lots of other fun things. I am also making a new big list, this time
with pictures. It will not be posted the same time as the paper dolls
but probably a few weeks later. I recently purchased a large amount of
paper dolls from an estate sale and am still trying to sort through
them.
Only one
person made collages with the dress-a-doll s, but that’s OK since I
didn’t find the time either. Sally lives in Australia and did a
fantastic job with her creations. Thank you Sally for making and sending
them to me. Send me your address and I will send you a paper doll
surprise.
Thank you to
all my friends around the globe who have shared paper dolls with me,
it’s really appreciated. I hope everyone has a wonderful Holiday in
whatever way you celebrate and a happy, healthy, and peaceful 2010.
I am already
scanning for the next issue which I will post in the spring.
Let’s play
paper dolls,
Lone
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