I am pleased to announce a new contest or more accurately a drawing, since the winner, as usual, will be decided randomly. The drawing is open until June 18th at Midnight and the winner will be announced on Friday June 20th. This gives me a day to get the actual number selection done.
How to Enter:
Put a comment in below (or feel free to email me, if you prefer at paperthinpersonas@gmail.com) with a one or two sentence description of the custom paper doll you would want if your won the drawing. By the way, there is no obligation that the submission actually be the custom paper doll you ask for if you win. So, if your submission is a purple skinned mermaid action hero who fights with a scythe, but two weeks later you decide that what you really wanted was an orange tabby cat-girl ninja with three heads, then that can be changed.
Contest Rules:
1. You can only win one contest a year.
2. I will email the winner at their email address attached to the comment to notify them of winning. If I do not hear back from the winner within a week, I will use a random number generator to select the next winner. Your email address MUST be functional for you to win.
3. The winner will receive a one page custom paper doll based on one of my paper doll series within a month of the end of the contest. Sometimes life gets in the way of this goal, but I will email the winner if that is the case and we can make other arrangements. (A few of the previous prize custom paper dolls include Dark and Steamy, Kadeem and Gabriel Ready for Dates, Marisole Monday visits the 10th Century, Sewing the Seventies and Elven Maiden)
4. You may only enter the contest once. Entering more than once, will disqualify you.
Announcing the Winner:
On June 20th, I will list in a post every entry with a number. This allows everyone to read the submissions, even those which are emailed to me and will announce the winner via a random number generator.
Lastly, it is entirely possible if I really like any of the ideas suggested that they will show up on this blog at some point, but no promises. Have fun. I can’t wait to read the entries. 🙂
The contest is now closed. Thank you to eveyone who entered. The winner will be announced on the 20th of June. 🙂
I would love to see a vintage wedding dress paper doll. Perhaps a dress to represent each era, especially the 1920s and 1950s. She could also have some different bouquets, hairstyles/veils, and retro shoes.
I would like to see something different i want to see a heather all dainty with makeup and her done in a French knot and her clothes must be all frilly and of course must be dry cleaned. she drives a fancy red mustang. she is something like your fashion=girl==
Something Laura Ingalls Wilder-esque.
Or, one with my daughter’s sense of style, 5 years old–short florescent yellow skirt, snake-skinned cowboy boots, pink shirt with paisleys. Seriously, I don’t know where she gets her fashion ideas from.
I’m all about jackets, so I’d suggest a set where the jackets are the show pieces and their are only a few other basic items. Leather, moto, tweed, sleeveless (also called vests), buckled, zipped, snapped, cropped, tailed, etc.
A poodle skirt doll with red hair, blue eyes and tan skin. the poodle skirt is blue with a white poodle.
marisole style doll
A female greaser or native American marisole doll.
A military Flock doll with an outfit for each branch, maybe with Oriole?
I would want a Hobbit paper doll.
WITH FUZZY FEET AND CURLY HAIR!!!
I’d want a doll to represent the 70th anniversary of D-day; complete with full army dress uniform, a civillian suit of clothes. He’d be in the tenth armored division with black hair, a striking set of blue eyes, tall, and little skinny
i think a robin hood or knights templar themed marisole would be awesome. maybe throw in a nice dress for court events.
“purple skinned mermaid action hero who fights with a scythe”
yes! oh wait….
i’m still hankering for an Atzec fantasy (lots of jaguar and quetzal feathers)!
: D
I would also like an Aztec Marisole, or a red-haired Marisole, with her hair down to her knees in a french side braid with roller skating clothes, an ipod with headphones, and a dress with split sleeves.
Scratch the red hair. I want her black and white please
Rachel, I am giving you a challenge! I want an autism acceptance Marisole doll. (not awareness anymore–thanks to Sandy Hook, we are too aware)
Here’s your challenge:
-no puzzle pieces
-ditch the ribbon
-tone down the blue
I hope you can do it. If you can’t, i’ll think of something
Storm cleanup Marisole – someone who has all the things they need to clean up after a natural disaster.
I realize the Tyvek suit won’t be too cool, but I like the idea of a paper doll willing to get dirty to help someone.
I’d like to enter. If I win I’d like a dark skinned, ’70s-inspired paper doll, with huge Afro, hoop earrings and ’70s style clothing — bell-bottom pants, mini and maxi length dress or skirt, halter top in paisley, ’70s flair all the way.
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I would like for you to do a summer themed Marisole with some flowey, floral print sundresses and cute skirts and things like that.
A Pin up doll that looks like Joan from Madmen mixed with a Lumberjack lady
If I had to pick anything I would pick a doll based on Laura Ingalls Wilder from the Little House On The Prairie series. so the long brown plaits, white lace dresses, and maybe a raincoat to go with it
thanks 😉
I think that two paper dolls that are twins would be an awesome thing to have. I think that it would be cool to have the twins have opposite styles. Maybe one could have a rough and tumble style while the other is a cute type.
I would love to see some of the Shadow & Light outfits for the Marisole’s. I would really like to see the more steampunk looking ones.
I would love to see Marisole with clothing inspired by 1,001 Arabian Nights! 🙂
I would love to see a Steampunk version of Amelia Bloomer’s Bloomer Costume.
https://www.google.se/search?q=Bloomer+costume&num=30&espv=2&source=lnms&tbm=isch&sa=X&ei=262VU-rZIOPhywOFw4GADw&ved=0CAgQ_AUoAQ&biw=1680&bih=935
Just because it’s Steampunk doesn’t mean that you must have a bustle! 🙂
I would love to see a Flock based on the Princess and the Pea, solely for my love of nightclothes.
Or a a 1980s Marisol (or Mia, specifically).
I’d like to see a Native American paper doll or more flock dolls, they’re my favorite
Black and white, so I can color her myself, with nice firm dark lines to make bucket fills easier. I’m torn. I love the pixies, but marisols tend to have more clothes.
A modern suburban homesteader. Gardening tools, chickens, blue jeans and boots and t-shirts with green slogans on them. Style taken from L.L. Bean with a generous admixture of thrift store finds. And she needs a buffalo plaid flannel shirt and a denim jacket and good old classic Birkenstocks with fleece socks, and of course glasses, preferably with short wavy hair (if there’s a colored version, the hair should be at least half grey).
Would love to see a western/cowgirl themed Marisol & Friends. With denim skirt & pants, western boots, gingham, bandana print, western hat, etc. Or maybe a Cowgirl and Indian theme, so they could be either.
I think I doll based on one of the major fashion icons would be a lot of fun to play with, and to draw! Isabella Blow, Diana Vreeland, Frida Kahlo, Catherine Baba, Iris Apfel – they all had/have such unique, wonderfully bold senses of style and there’s plenty of reference material to draw from. Imagine all the hats, and just the sheer abundance of colour and accessories – you could go nuts with it! 😀