The two pages of printable
paper dolls are in 1 inch scale, and include paper doll pages,
cut sets, and one book to construct. I originally created these
in one-inch scale, intended for miniature collectors, so they
aren't in the larger scale that Hitty normally uses, but they
should work just fine for her nevertheless.
In creating the pages, I tried to present paper dolls from a variety
of time periods-- I don't have paper dolls from every period,
of course, but I do have a few from the late 1800s, a lot from
the 1910s and 1920s, and a few modern. Each mini on the
printable pages is marked with the title of the original page
and the date. Of course, any paper doll mini could be appropriate
for a representation of any time period after its original printing,
because it could be framed on the wall or belong to a collector.
The magazine pages can be printed out as a full page, and I've
added a black border around anything that is difficult to demarcate
otherwise. When cutting these, you should cut just inside
the border. The book Sugar and Spice is from 1977, and the
entire book is there to be constructed. Two of the pages
are my original artwork, so they would probably only belong
in modern scenes. Lastly, there are two sets of Dennison's
and one set of Hortense, who is from 1888. Hortense originally
came in a sheet, but was cut many years ago, and the Dennison's
dolls were die-cut when one bought them. The printed Dennison's
dresses didn't come die-cut, but again I only have the original
sets. The five crepe-paper dresses that I created are 3-D,
and were created already 'cut'. This being the case, all
of these sets should be cut out to be authentic. Of course,
you are more than welcome to arrange them into little pages--
the reason I didn't do this is because I don't have any idea what
the Dennison's outfits or Hortense pages would have looked like,
and I didn't want to present anything that's not true to the original.
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