Hello everyone, sweet mango! Can you feel the aromas of the approaching Saint Lamantin's Day? I – WHOLEHEARTEDLY CAN! And that's why I'm sharing themed sets!

🌷🌲TODAY'S printables:

🔸VALENTINE DOLL for a sweet niece

(baby with a cradle, clothes, and toys)

🔹MISSY DOLL for my sweet niece

(a girl aged 7-10 with kittens, interchangeable clothes, and accessories)

🔸PATTIE DOLL for my sweet granddaughter

A charming 17-year-old girl and her outfits

🌷All these dolls were released as perforated postcards from which a girl could punch out both the doll and her clothes (no cutting needed!).

🌱The postcards were published in many different versions by the American publishing house GIBSON GREETINGS; we only know the last name of the author – GARRIS. And that only thanks to the signatures on the illustrations.

There is no exact information about the year of release of the postcards; the only thing that has been found is that they were published in the 1970s.

🧸HOW TO PLAY WITH THEM?

You can cut out and laminate the dolls, like all my little ones (and then cut off the tabs, you won't need them), or you can not laminate them and play the old-fashioned way, using the tabs.

✨Like many dolls of the last century, these wonderful little ones have poor matching of clothing and body details… Why? - that's the question I don't have an answer to. So, when you cut them out, don't cut away the paper on the clothes between the legs, between the shoes, don't cut out the voids inside the bent arm – otherwise, the doll's body will be visible through the new outfits.

🎉Despite these minor flaws, I consider these dolls an adornment of my collection, and they are among the first that I will buy when ebay returns to Russia )) just so I have them!

🔥Let's print, play, and enjoy together!

🌲🌲🌲Next week – a set of clothes for a boy!

Hugs, with tea and buns, your Biscwitch!