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connio
True Blue Farmgirl

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connie
springtown texas
USA
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Posted - Sep 27 2005 :  5:38:39 PM  Show Profile



Hey Farm Girls!!!

I just love those paper dolls in Mary's magazine. Another great and extremely inexpensive place to buy great paperdolls is at www.dover.com. THis should be the address--if not go to google and type in DOver publications paper dolls. THey have hundreds to cut out or in sticker books.

Take me right back to my childhood--my 7 year old niece loves them also.
Connie


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junebug
True Blue Farmgirl

2421 Posts

Sue
West Plains, Mo.
USA
2421 Posts

Posted - Sep 28 2005 :  12:04:47 PM  Show Profile
I'm another magazine addict too, and miss Victoria. I can finally subscribe to alot thanks to Publishers Clearing house and since the internet boom many subs are SO cheap, cheaper to subscribe. I love Country Side, Cottage Living, Country Living Gardener, Country Gardens, Backwood home and Back Home. Just to name a few. I will have to check into the UK Country Living, sounds like a must. I do get Mother Earth News, but havent' been thrilled with it for many years, it's not just the same anymore. The only reason I bought the last Country Home was because Mary Jane was featured! LOL

I'm not 40 something, I'm 39.95 plus shipping and handling!
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owwlady
True Blue Farmgirl

899 Posts

Jan
Tomahawk WI
USA
899 Posts

Posted - Sep 28 2005 :  2:23:03 PM  Show Profile
I was at Fleet Farm today and spotted a magazine I haven't seen before. It's called Hobby Farms. It looked interesting, but at $4.99 an issue I couldn't buy it. I did take a subscription card though. I also like Country Woman. That one I can get from the library.
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verbina
True Blue Farmgirl

231 Posts

randi
n.j
USA
231 Posts

Posted - Sep 28 2005 :  4:46:28 PM  Show Profile
hey who remembers Betsy MaCALL paper dolls?(did i spell that right??)gosh i loved them randi

Edited by - verbina on Sep 28 2005 4:48:12 PM
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MeadowLark
True Blue Farmgirl

2206 Posts



USA
2206 Posts

Posted - Sep 28 2005 :  4:54:26 PM  Show Profile
Randi, I am an oldster so I remember the Betsy dolls, would hack up my Mom's magazines to get to them. Invariably in my zeal I would lopp off Betsy's toes or hands.

If I keep a green bough in my heart, the singing bird will come.
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Utahfarmgirl
True Blue Farmgirl

1940 Posts


Portland Oregon
USA
1940 Posts

Posted - Sep 28 2005 :  4:59:52 PM  Show Profile
I remember Betsy, too, guys. I loved seeing what she was up to every month. Luckily, my granddaughter also loves paper dolls so I get to get them for her.


Happy Wishes!
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Kim
True Blue Farmgirl

146 Posts

Kim
Pflugerville Texas
USA
146 Posts

Posted - Sep 28 2005 :  7:23:19 PM  Show Profile
My mom always cut out Betsy McCall for me too! The only thing close now are the ones in Mary Engelbrite's magazine.

farmgirl@heart

Be at peace with yourself and the rest will follow
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Eileen
True Blue Farmgirl

1199 Posts

Eileen

USA
1199 Posts

Posted - Sep 29 2005 :  1:12:17 PM  Show Profile
I got Mary Englebright from the first issue until last year when I quit my subscription. She got to full of advertising and when her covers changed from her own style to the more upscale better homes and gardens style I guess I just got disappointed. Still love the paper dolls.
Eileen

Songbird; singing joy to the earth
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Utahfarmgirl
True Blue Farmgirl

1940 Posts


Portland Oregon
USA
1940 Posts

Posted - Sep 29 2005 :  2:49:58 PM  Show Profile
Would anybody who gets the Brit Country Living care to trade past issues? I could trade Snackeesacks, fabric, readings, etc. Thanks!

Patricia

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