Rudy Miller’s Living Legacy
Eileen Rudisill Miller, affectionately known as Rudy,is an accomplished fashion illustrator, doll designer, product designer, coloring book artist, paper doll artist, and fine art painter.
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by DOLLS Magazine Staff | Nov 6, 2025 | Paper Dolls | 0 |
Eileen Rudisill Miller, affectionately known as Rudy,is an accomplished fashion illustrator, doll designer, product designer, coloring book artist, paper doll artist, and fine art painter.
Read Moreby DOLLS Magazine Staff | Jul 28, 2025 | Paper Dolls | 0 |
Collectors of all ages, especially baby boomers, fondly remember cutting out paper dolls and their outfits with scissors.
Read Moreby DOLLS Magazine Staff | Jun 5, 2025 | Collectible Dolls, Paper Dolls | 0 |
I’ve collected dolls all my life and recently discovered connections between my antique dolls and some paper ones.
Read Moreby DOLLS Magazine Staff | Feb 14, 2024 | Paper Dolls | 0 |
To this day, Little Golden Books hold a special place in the memories of adults and children alike, and many can still recall their first Little Golden Book.
Read Moreby Hannah Kelley | Oct 16, 2023 | Doll Artists and Designers, Paper Dolls | 0 |
At a time when it’s easy to find conflict in the world, Diana Vining’s paper dolls are a welcome ray of sunshine.
Read Moreby DOLLS Magazine Contributor | May 11, 2023 | Antique Dolls, Collectible Dolls, Curious Collector, Doll Collecting, Doll Identification & Values, Paper Dolls | 0 |
I collect everything concerning the Toni doll. At a large doll show I quite unexpectedly came across this paper doll of Toni, which I had no idea existed! It is complete with two large dolls front and back and two small dolls front and back, along with fantastic fashions to cut out!
Read Moreby DOLLS Magazine Contributor | Apr 20, 2022 | Antique Dolls, Collectible Dolls, Paper Dolls | 0 |
Let’s explore Famous Queens and Martha Washington, a complete boxed set of early portrait paper dolls created by Canadian artist Elizabeth S. Tucker with soft-toned watercolors. In 1895, Frederick A. Stokes and Company in New York used the chromolithography process to print them. Seven women comprise the set: Queen Marie Antoinette from France, Queen Isabella I from Spain, Queen Elizabeth I of England, Queen Louise from Prussia, Queen Victoria from England, Queen Margherita from Italy, and Martha Washington.
Read Moreby Stephanie Finnegan | Jan 20, 2020 | Collectible Dolls, DOLL Blog, Doll Chronicles, Fantasy & Popular Culture, Paper Dolls, Porcelain Dolls | 0 |
Marie Whelan of Pembertea offers sewing kits and instructions to create eight of Jane Austen’s...
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