Ella DeHart was born Sept. 15, 1904, and died Dec. 15, 1999. She designed and self-published pattern booklets and
a monthly/bimonthly newsletter from the late 60's to the late 70's. I believe she may have had a husband named Thomas. That isn't a lot to know about a designer who was so prolific she may have published over a 1,000 cloth doll and clothing patterns. I don't know for sure, as I only have a small handful. None of the patterns of hers that I have include a date of any description, so the only patterns I can date are those in the newsletters - and I have no knowledge of whether that was their first appearance, or if they were reprints. Her instructions are awful - as are the instructions of many designers from that time period and earlier. Her printing standards were a little low, and most of the line drawings gracing her pattern booklets and newsletters are now so faded as to be hard to see. But the range and substance of her patterns are wonderful. She ran a wide range of sized dolls, but most of what I have are for 11 1/2"-12" sized fashion dolls (i.e.- Barbie, if you weren't making one of her cloth dolls to go with the wonderful costumes she designed). The picture of her is from her Spring 1973 editorial page in "Ella's Doll Publication." I am still trying to find a relative who can fill me in on more of this lady's life and find out who currently owns her copyright, or if it's been orphaned(I hope not!). If you have any details, please contact me.
October 2008:
I ran across a small lot of Ella DeHart's patterns quite by accident on e-bay, and was immediately charmed. A
few more lots came up, so I bid on those too. But they are apparently a very rare occurence, so it is going to take me many years to fill in even a portion of this. I found her patterns so varied and delightful, though, and the mystery of her intriguing, that I'm going to document my search for information on this talented designer.
I discovered Ella DeHart's patterns and folksy newsletter (reminds me a lot of Toy Trader - only with lots of patterns!) and began searching for more. I began this odyssey with 6 of her newsletters and 8 pattern booklets. I did a websearch on her name and general address, and came up with the stub of an obituary for her posted in the North County Times newspaper of Fallbrook, California. This is what it said:
Ella Donna DeHart: died age 95; husband: Thomas; Born 1904 New York, NY; Place of Death: Fallbrook Dec. 15, 1999
I wrote the obituaries editor asking if they had a clipping service so I could get the full obituary, and possibly the name of the person who submitted it, hoping to locate family members. They do not keep records as far back as 1999 on premises, but I was referred to the research librarian at their local library, who for $10 would find the obituary for me. She only works 30 hours a week. The kind editor called me and gave me her phone number and other contact information.
I will contact the librarian and send her the $10 to do the search for me. In the meantime, I had other avenues to pursue. I considered doing a mass mailing of query letters and SASE's to all antique shops, doll clubs, used book stores and nonchain fabric and quilt shops in the Fallbrook area, and have gathered the addresses to do so. This would be a couple hundred dollar undertaking, so while I have the information to try it, I'm going to search for less expensive ways to discover more. I could call all these places, but a letter has more weight, and can be passed to people of interest, while a phone call is forgotten as soon as they hang up.
I also had the idea of sending the same query and SASE to all the DeHart's in California, on the assumption that a few of them are probably relatives and may know a bit more about Ella Donna DeHart that they would be willing to talk about. There are currently 100 DeHarts living in California. Some of them are probably duplicate addresses for married women who took the DeHart name when they married and could be weeded out of the mailing list by comparing addresses - still more money than I can't afford to spend right now.
While I was thinking about it one day, and doing a search of the name on e-bay, I ran across a hit for a census report for New York in 1910. I contacted the geniologist and asked him if the reference matched the few facts I had and the geniologist came back with more information than I had before:
Social Security Death Index:
Ella Dehart: Born: Sept. 16, 1904; Died: Dec. 10, 1999 in residence: 92028(zipcode?) Fallbrook, San Diego, California; SSN received in New York (1951-1952)
This same geneologist sent me census information on a 9-year old Ella DeHart listed in the 1910 United States Federal Census as well.
I was very excited about this census information for about 5 minutes, then recalled that Ella Dehart had a husband Thomas - and unless you were a movie star, you took your husband's name when you married. Census information could have been wrong about the year of birth, but it was extremely unlikely that the census information was for my Ella Dehart unless she divorced at some point and went back to her maiden name. So the one piece of new information I could count on was her birthdate, and a question of whether she died on the 10th or the 15th of December, 1999.
November 16, 2008
This is when I decided to start tracking my search here. You can skip all of this, of course, and go down to the pattern and newsletter bibliography. Researching a woman's life isn't going to interest everybody. This is for the handful of people out there who find this sort of search interesting.
I've joined a dolling group that specializes in old world/antique patterns. They had a small message thread regarding Ella DeHart about a year ago.
November, 2010:
Discovered that Ella advertised her patterns in very early issues of "The Doll Reader" - 1973, and her publication was listed in 1974. "The Doll Reader" also listed individual articles about dolls in mainstream journals, and I believe "Californian Designs Dolls from Bread Dough, Apples" by Kathlyn Russell, Collectors News, Dec. 1972, page 22(reprinted from Daily Times-Advocate, Escondido, CA) is likely an article about Ella DeHart, as she lived in that area, and one of the things she was known for was her apple dolls...
January, 2011:
Found another small handful of patterns: Bonnets circa 1860's, Peruvian Maria and Pedro, Tina 1960(16"), Down in Mexico with Lita and Juan, and Spring 1972 periodical...
March, 2011:
Found a short one-page article on Ella in "The Toy Trader", January 1972.
ELLA'S ORIGINAL DOLL PATTERN BIBLIOGRAPHY
This list is a very long way from complete. I'll add pictures of her line drawings as I find her patterns and add them to my collection - or find someone who is willing to scan pictures and provide bib details from their own collections. Many of the lovely drawings she did to illustrate her patterns are very faded. I'll do my best to sharpen the images so they can be seen clearly without destroying the integrity of the little booklets she printed her patterns in.
Pattern#22:
Phoebe 1859, (Booklet:D)
Description: Notes: # pages of instructions and pattern sheets; Country: USA;
Publisher: Ella's Original Doll Pattern; Booklet Dimensions(HxW): 8 3/4" x 8 3/4";
ISBN: None;
Pattern#23:
Annie 1895, (Booklet:D)
Description: Notes: # pages of instructions and pattern sheets; Country: USA;
Publisher: Ella's Original Doll Pattern; Booklet Dimensions(HxW): 8 3/4" x 8 3/4";
ISBN: None;
Pattern#36:
Jefferson 1801, (Booklet:D)
Description: Notes: # pages of instructions and pattern sheets; Country: USA;
Publisher: Ella's Original Doll Pattern; Booklet Dimensions(HxW): 8 3/4" x 8 3/4";
ISBN: None;
Pattern#38:
Martha & George Washington, (Booklet:D)
Description: 11-12" Doll body and two costumes Notes: 3 pages of instructions plus 9 pattern sheets; Country: USA;
Publisher: Ella's Original Doll Pattern; Booklet Dimensions(HxW): 8 3/4" x 8 3/4";
ISBN: None;
Pattern#45:
MONICA, (Booklet:D)
Description: 11-12" 1878 Bride Doll with gown, underdrawers, slip, slippers, bustle,
gloves, veil, flowers Notes: 8 pages of instructions plus pattern sheets; Country: USA;
Publisher: Ella's Original Doll Pattern; Booklet Dimensions(HxW): 8 3/4" x 8 3/4";
ISBN: None;
Pattern#50:
Pilgrims 1620, (Booklet:D)
Description: 1 female doll; 1 male doll Notes: # pages of instructions and pattern sheets; Country: USA;
Publisher: Ella's Original Doll Pattern; Booklet Dimensions(HxW): 8 3/4" x 8 3/4";
ISBN: None;
Pattern#103:
Cindy, (Booklet:D)
Description: 8" doll circa 1910 Notes: 5 pages of instructions and pattern sheets; Country: USA;
Publisher: Ella's Original Doll Pattern; Booklet Dimensions(HxW): 8 3/4" x 8 3/4";
ISBN: None;
Pattern#: 127
Bonnets circa 1860's, (Booklet:D)
Description: 6 Bonnet Patterns Notes: 3- 8 1/2" x 14 pattern sheets, 1 page of instructions; Country: USA;
Publisher: Ella's Original Doll Pattern; Booklet Dimensions(HxW): 8 3/4" x 8 3/4";
ISBN: None;
Pattern#142:
Zelda & Beth, (Booklet:D)
Description: Zelda is an 1870 Bride (11 1/2") and Beth is a flower girl circa 1870 (5 1/2") Notes: 9 pages of instructions and pattern sheets; Country: USA;
Publisher: Ella's Original Doll Pattern; Booklet Dimensions(HxW): 8 3/4" x 8 3/4";
ISBN: None;
Pattern#143:
Agatha, (Booklet:D)
Description: Outfit for Agatha 1860's: pantalettes, petticoat & crinoline, dress,
coat & bonnet (doesn't include the doll pattern or the doll measurements) Notes: 5 pages of instructions and pattern sheets; Country: USA;
Publisher: Ella's Original Doll Pattern; Booklet Dimensions(HxW): 8 3/4" x 8 3/4";
ISBN: None;
Pattern#148:
Colonists 1776, (Booklet:D)
Description: 1 female doll; 1 male doll; Notes: # pages of instructions and pattern sheets; Country: USA;
Publisher: Ella's Original Doll Pattern; Booklet Dimensions(HxW): 8 3/4" x 8 3/4";
ISBN: None;
Pattern#160/190???:
Marigold, (Booklet:D)
Description: Ball gown 1865; 11 1/2" doll pattern Notes: 6 pages of instructions and pattern sheets; Country: USA;
Publisher: Ella's Original Doll Pattern; Booklet Dimensions(HxW): 8 3/4" x 8 3/4";
ISBN: None;
Pattern#: 189
Tina 1860(16"), (Booklet:D)
Description: Notes: 4 pages of instructions and pattern sheets; Country: USA;
Publisher: Ella's Original Doll Pattern; Booklet Dimensions(HxW): 8 3/4" x 8 3/4";
ISBN: None;
Pattern#: 195
Down Mexican Way: Lita and Juan, (Booklet:D)
Description: National Costumed Dolls Notes: 8 pages of instructions and pattern sheets; Country: USA;
Publisher: Ella's Original Doll Pattern; Booklet Dimensions(HxW): 8 3/4" x 8 3/4";
ISBN: None;
Pattern#: 206
Peruvian Maria and Pedro, (Booklet:D)
Description: National Costumed Dolls Notes: 7 pages of instructions and pattern sheets; Country: USA;
Publisher: Ella's Original Doll Pattern; Booklet Dimensions(HxW): 8 3/4" x 8 3/4";
ISBN: None;
Pattern#251:
Summer Dress for Barbie, (Booklet:D)
Description: Notes: # pages of instructions and pattern sheets; Country: USA;
Publisher: Ella's Original Doll Pattern; Booklet Dimensions(HxW): 8 3/4" x 8 3/4";
ISBN: None;
Pattern#305:
Angel, (Booklet:D)
Description: 14" Doll Notes: # pages of instructions and pattern sheets; Country: USA;
Publisher: Ella's Original Doll Pattern; Booklet Dimensions(HxW): 8 3/4" x 8 3/4";
ISBN: None;
Pattern#308:
Drowsy Baby, (Booklet:D)
Description: Doll pattern Notes: # pages of instructions and pattern sheets; Country: USA;
Publisher: Ella's Original Doll Pattern; Booklet Dimensions(HxW): 8 3/4" x 8 3/4";
ISBN: None;
Pattern#404:
Mammy, (Booklet:D)
Description: 16" black Doll with dress and kerchief Notes: 7 pages of instructions and pattern sheets; Country: USA;
Publisher: Ella's Original Doll Pattern; Booklet Dimensions(HxW): 8 3/4" x 8 3/4";
ISBN: None;
Pattern#405:
Elf, (Booklet:D)
Description: 10" doll Notes: # pages of instructions and pattern sheets; Country: USA;
Publisher: Ella's Original Doll Pattern; Booklet Dimensions(HxW): 8 3/4" x 8 3/4";
ISBN: None;
Pattern#406:
Santa Claus, (Booklet:D)
Description: 15" traditional santa claus Notes: 5 pages of instructions and pattern sheets; Country: USA;
Publisher: Ella's Original Doll Pattern; Booklet Dimensions(HxW): 8 3/4" x 8 3/4";
ISBN: None;
Pattern#410:
Pixie, (Booklet:D)
Description: 10 1/2" doll Notes: # pages of instructions and pattern sheets; Country: USA;
Publisher: Ella's Original Doll Pattern; Booklet Dimensions(HxW): 8 3/4" x 8 3/4";
ISBN: None;
Pattern#1002:
Mary and Infant, (Booklet:D)
Description: Notes: # pages of instructions and pattern sheets; Country: USA;
Publisher: Ella's Original Doll Pattern; Booklet Dimensions(HxW): 8 3/4" x 8 3/4";
ISBN: None;
Pattern#1003:
The Holy Family, (Booklet:D)
Description: 11 1/2" & 12" Notes: # pages of instructions and pattern sheets; Country: USA;
Publisher: Ella's Original Doll Pattern; Booklet Dimensions(HxW): 8 3/4" x 8 3/4";
ISBN: None;
Pattern#1019:
"Sock Doll" Angel, (Booklet:D)
Description: 10" doll Notes: # pages of instructions and pattern sheets; Country: USA;
Publisher: Ella's Original Doll Pattern; Booklet Dimensions(HxW): 8 3/4" x 8 3/4";
ISBN: None;
Pattern in Aug 1970 Newsletter
Cinderella and her Prince, (Booklet:D)
Description: 11 1/2" & 12" dolls with clothes Notes: # pages of instructions and pattern sheets; Country: USA;
Publisher: Ella's Original Doll Pattern; Booklet Dimensions(HxW): 8 3/4" x 8 3/4";
ISBN: None;
The patterns below this line I am aware exist, but don't know what Ella's numbering was on it
Pattern#:
Scottish Lass, (Booklet:D)
Description: 17" doll, kit & wardrobe Notes: # pages of instructions and pattern sheets; Country: USA;
Publisher: Ella's Original Doll Pattern; Booklet Dimensions(HxW): 8 3/4" x 8 3/4";
ISBN: None;
Pattern#:
Pretty Baby Doll, (Booklet:D)
Description: 20" doll and christening gown Notes: # pages of instructions and pattern sheets; Country: USA;
Publisher: Ella's Original Doll Pattern; Booklet Dimensions(HxW): 8 3/4" x 8 3/4";
ISBN: None;
Pattern#:
Pinkie, (Booklet:D)
Description: 15" doll Notes: # pages of instructions and pattern sheets; Country: USA;
Publisher: Ella's Original Doll Pattern; Booklet Dimensions(HxW): 8 3/4" x 8 3/4";
ISBN: None;
Pattern#:
Christmas Carolers, (Booklet:D)
Description: 3 Dolls and wardrobe Notes: # pages of instructions and pattern sheets; Country: USA;
Publisher: Ella's Original Doll Pattern; Booklet Dimensions(HxW): 8 3/4" x 8 3/4";
ISBN: None;
Pattern#:
Hester 1860's Bride, (Booklet:D)
Description: 11.5" doll, gown and veil Notes: # pages of instructions and pattern sheets; Country: USA;
Publisher: Ella's Original Doll Pattern; Booklet Dimensions(HxW): 8 3/4" x 8 3/4";
ISBN: None;
Pattern#:
Bedelia & Roger, (Booklet:D)
Description: Bride and Groom dolls Notes: # pages of instructions and pattern sheets; Country: USA;
Publisher: Ella's Original Doll Pattern; Booklet Dimensions(HxW): 8 3/4" x 8 3/4";
ISBN: None;
Pattern#:
Tom Sawyer and Becky, (Booklet:D)
Description: Cloth dolls Notes: # pages of instructions and pattern sheets; Country: USA;
Publisher: Ella's Original Doll Pattern; Booklet Dimensions(HxW): 8 3/4" x 8 3/4";
ISBN: None;
Pattern#:
Applehead Peddlar Doll, (Booklet:D)
Description: Notes: # pages of instructions and pattern sheets; Country: USA;
Publisher: Ella's Original Doll Pattern; Booklet Dimensions(HxW): 8 3/4" x 8 3/4";
ISBN: None;
Pattern#:
Barbie Bridal Gown & Veil, (Booklet:D)
Description: Notes: # pages of instructions and pattern sheets; Country: USA;
Publisher: Ella's Original Doll Pattern; Booklet Dimensions(HxW): 8 3/4" x 8 3/4";
ISBN: None;
Pattern#:
Dollhouse Doll and Clothes, (Booklet:D)
Description: Notes: # pages of instructions and pattern sheets; Country: USA;
Publisher: Ella's Original Doll Pattern; Booklet Dimensions(HxW): 8 3/4" x 8 3/4";
ISBN: None;
Pattern#:
Little Red Riding Hood & Jack Horner,
(Booklet:D)
Description: Notes: # pages of instructions and pattern sheets; Country: USA;
Publisher: Ella's Original Doll Pattern; Booklet Dimensions(HxW): 8 3/4" x 8 3/4";
ISBN: None;
Pattern#:
Pattern Name, (Booklet:D)
Description: Notes: # pages of instructions and pattern sheets; Country: USA;
Publisher: Ella's Original Doll Pattern; Booklet Dimensions(HxW): 8 3/4" x 8 3/4";
ISBN: None;
ELLA'S DOLL PATTERN CLUB Bibliography
(until I get the scanner fixed or replaced, the usual cover scans will be missing on most of this page)
Volume 1, 1968: 12 Monthly Issues
Volume 1, Issue #1: January 1968
TABLE OF CONTENTS
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PATTERN:
11 1/2" Annie, Can-Can Dancer 1895 by Ella DeHart
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Cordelia 1875 by Ella DeHart
Volume 1, Issue #2: February 1968
TABLE OF CONTENTS
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15" Manuela & Rosa(gypsies) by Ella DeHart
Volume 1, Issue #3: March 1968
TABLE OF CONTENTS
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PATTERN:
18" Pretty Baby by Ella DeHart
Volume 1, Issue #4: April 1968
TABLE OF CONTENTS
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Volume 1, Issue #5: May 1968
TABLE OF CONTENTS
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15" Wendy & Woody Get Well Dolls in Nightgown and Pajamas by Ella DeHart
Volume 1, Issue #6: June 1968
TABLE OF CONTENTS
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11 1/2" Lavinia, Bride in the 1880s by Ella DeHart
Volume 1, Issue #7: July 1968
TABLE OF CONTENTS
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PATTERN:
11 1/2" Phoebe 1859 by Ella DeHart
Volume 1, Issue #8: August 1968
TABLE OF CONTENTS
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PATTERN:
George(12") & Martha(11 1/2") Washington by Ella DeHart
Volume 1, Issue #9: September 1968
TABLE OF CONTENTS
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16th Century (11 1/2")Queen Elizabeth I by Ella DeHart
Volume 1, Issue #10: October 1968
TABLE OF CONTENTS
Membership Listing
Ads and Wants
For Sale
Publications Listing
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1801-09 (12")Thomas Jefferson and daughter (11 1/2")Martha by Ella DeHart
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Flower Girl Pincushion Dolly with Flower Basket by Anna C. Jesenko
PATTERN:
Hat and Coat for Barbie by Ella DeHart
Volume 1, Issue #11: November 1968
TABLE OF CONTENTS
Just Talk(publisher's note) by Ella DeHart
Meet the Members
Suggestion Box
Advertisements
Miscellaneous
Publication Listing
PATTERN:
1630's Pilgrims, Pricilla and Evans by Ella DeHart
PATTERN:
Apple Head Dolls by Ella DeHart
PATTERN:
Indian Girl Pocahontas(pancake doll) by Patti Eaglo
Volume 1, Issue #12: December 1968 NOTES: My copy has had the Dachshund pattern torn out of it...
TABLE OF CONTENTS
Just Talk(publisher's note) by Ella DeHart
Meet the Members
Suggestion Box
Advertisements
Miscellaneous
Doll Publication Listing
PATTERN:
Dachshund Stocking Stuffer by Ella DeHart
PATTERN:
1873 Dress for 21" Doll by Ella DeHart
PATTERN:
Myra, Soap Head Doll by Ella DeHart
PATTERN:
Knit Dress for Barbie,
Knit Sweater for Ken by Ella DeHart
Volume 2, 1969: 12 Monthly Issues
Volume 2, Issue #1: January 1969 NOTES:
TABLE OF CONTENTS
Just Talk(publisher's note) by Ella DeHart
Meet the Members
Suggestion Box
Advertisements
Miscellaneous
Doll Publication Listing
Shoe Gallery 1805-1890
PATTERN:
Cloth Body for a 10" China or Papier-mache Head Doll by Ella DeHart
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Dollhouse Dolls(Lady, Man) by Ella DeHart
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Mary and Her Little Lamb by Ella DeHart
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9 1/2" Cloth Doll and Clothes by Patti Eaglo
Volume 2, Issue #2: February 1969 NOTES:
TABLE OF CONTENTS
Just Talk(publisher's note) by Ella DeHart
Meet the Members
Suggestion Box
Advertisements
Miscellaneous
Doll Publication Listing
"Keep a Doll Record" Page
PATTERN:
Romeo & Juliet(15th Century costumes) by Ella DeHart
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Outfit for 7 1/2" Boy Doll
Outfit for 7 1/2" Girl Doll by Ella DeHart
PATTERN:
Old-fashioned Upside Down Little Eva & Topsy by Patti Eaglo
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Crochet Bunny Sachet by Adell McKinney
Volume 2, Issue #3: March 1969 NOTES:
TABLE OF CONTENTS
Just Talk(publisher's note) by Ella DeHart
Meet the Members
Suggestion Box
Advertisements
Miscellaneous
Doll Publication Listing
"Terms" used 100 Years Ago
Design Motives and Colors throughout the Ages
Types of Headdress
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Melba-circa 1860's Riding Habit by Ella DeHart
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Pepe' all felt novelty doll by Ella DeHart
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Ken & Barbie Riding Clothes by Ella DeHart
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Helga- Tyrol novelty doll(bottle doll) by Ella DeHart
Volume 2, Issue #4: April 1969 NOTES:
TABLE OF CONTENTS
Just Talk(publisher's note) by Ella DeHart
Meet the Members
Suggestion Box
Advertisements
Miscellaneous
Doll Publication Listing
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1869 Outfit for 18" Slim Lady Doll by Ella DeHart
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Baby Jennifer(1950's pattern) sent in by Audrey Horne
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Wooden Cradle by Beatrice Waitkevich
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1890 Gibson Girl Suit for Barbie by Beatrice Waitkevich
Volume 2, Issue #5: May 1969 NOTES:
TABLE OF CONTENTS
Just Talk(publisher's note) by Ella DeHart
Meet the Members
Suggestion Box
Advertisements
Miscellaneous
Doll Publication Listing
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Little Women..Jo, Meg, Amy, Beth by Ella DeHart
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Bonnets: 5 designs worn in the 1860's by Ella DeHart
Volume 2, Issue #6: June 1969 NOTES: The Felicia Pattern has been cut out in my issue - don't know if all the pieces are there...
TABLE OF CONTENTS
Just Talk(publisher's note) by Ella DeHart
Meet the Members
Suggestion Box
Advertisements
Miscellaneous
Doll Publication Listing
PATTERN:
Cicely, 1810 Bride by Ella DeHart
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Felicia, 1835 Bride by Ella DeHart
Volume 2, Issue #7: July 1969 NOTES:
TABLE OF CONTENTS
Just Talk(publisher's note) by Ella DeHart
Meet the Members
Suggestion Box
Advertisements
Miscellaneous
Doll Publication Listing
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Bathing Suit circa 1880's by Ella DeHart
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1969 Bathing Suit for Barbie by Ella DeHart
Volume 2, Issue #8: August 1969 NOTES:
TABLE OF CONTENTS
Just Talk(publisher's note) by Ella DeHart
Meet the Members
Suggestion Box
Advertisements
Miscellaneous
Doll Publication Listing
Modern Day Fabrics
Some Materials Used in 17-18th Centuries
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Pattern and instructions for 11 1/2" fashion doll,
Travel to Sweden, Italy, Japan(costume patterns) by Ella DeHart
Volume 2, Issue #9: September 1969 NOTES:
TABLE OF CONTENTS
Just Talk(publisher's note) by Ella DeHart
Meet the Members
Suggestion Box
Advertisements
Miscellaneous
Doll Publication Listing
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Travel to Tahiti, Wales, POland, Spain(costume patterns) by Ella DeHart
Original Paper Doll by Ella DeHart
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Knit Boy's Outfit(Jersey, Trunks, Trousers, Cap) by unknown
Volume 2, Issue #10: October 1969 NOTES:
TABLE OF CONTENTS
Just Talk(publisher's note) by Ella DeHart
Meet the Members
Suggestion Box
Advertisements
Miscellaneous
Doll Publication Listing
Paper Doll Reprint by Unknown
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Outfit for 6" Tutti(Slacks, Jumper, Blouse, Skirt, Jersey, Coat, Hat, Boots) by Ella DeHart
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Outfit for Agatha 1860's by Ella DeHart
Halloween Decoration Artwork by Ella DeHart
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Crochet Humpty-Dumpty Place Mat by unknown
Volume 2, Issue #11: November 1969 NOTES: The Peddlar Doll pattern is cut in my copy - don't know if it is complete
