Plastic Pop Stars
No one can deny the 1960s was a time of turmoil and conflict, but it also was an era of exciting trends in pop music, fashion, and culture.
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No one can deny the 1960s was a time of turmoil and conflict, but it also was an era of exciting trends in pop music, fashion, and culture.
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The July 2024 issue of DOLLS is 48 full-color pages. This is our annual Debut of Dolls issue, featuring new dolls from a variety of dollmakers and doll artists, such as Nympheas Dolls, Meadow Dolls, Ashton-Drake, and Dianna Effner Dolls, Inc. It also has show previews, an article on vintage Tressy and Crissy dolls, a hankie dress how-to, and more!
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Mary Pauline Hartline was born Oct. 29, 1926, in Hillsboro, Ill. She was the second child and second daughter of Paul and Dorothy Hartline.
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There was never any question in Ruth Handler’s mind that little girls would want a Barbie doll to project their dreams for the future upon.
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The May/June 2024 issue of DOLLS is 48 full-color pages and features a new Meadow Dolls BJD available exclusively through DOLLS, a special section focused on BJDs, a sewing pattern, and more!
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The April 2024 issue of DOLLS is 48 full-color pages. It includes a look at recent creations in the doll industry; articles on doll restoration artist Jennie Sykes, the history of Topsy-Turvy dolls, and Vogue’s Ginny doll; a face-up tutorial; and more!
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