The June Edition of PJ's Paper Doll Memories eNewsletter...

PJ's Paper Doll Memories eNewsletter will be coming out in a couple of days!!! This paper doll newsletter is filled with information about the paper dolls created in PJ's Paper Doll Factory, paper doll memories and paper doll stats.

At this point our newsletter is published Quarterly coming out in March, June, September and December of each year.

To subscribe to PJ's Paper Doll Memories eNewsletter follow the link to PJ's eNewsletter, Catalog 'n' Blog page.

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PJ's Paper Doll Memories eNewsletter Published...

As promised our "PJ's Paper Doll Memories eNewlsetter" just came off the press!! To subscribe to our eNewsletter, exchange your paperdoll related website or blog links, or share your paperdoll memories with our readers, email me: Janey Loree at pjspaperdoll@gmail.com.

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PJ's Paper Doll Memories eNewsletter...

Quarterly we send out an eNewlsetter to introduce you to the paper dolls in PJ's Corner, keeping you updated on our Paper Doll Factory.

If you don't already know, PJ's Corner is a mother and daughter company. We started our internet based company striving to remind everyone that the personal touch in handwriting a letter or sending a postcard is still very special, that paper dolls are not only fun to play with, they help wile away a stormy afternoon in a constructive way, and work on building dexterity and coordination. Phyllis and Janey develop products that help you keep in touch with your families, friends and acquaintances in a special way!

When you sit down to your correspondence, use a flowery sheet of lined stationery, complimented by a matching envelope and seal. Fold the sheet in half to slip it into a matching "Thinking of You" note card that lets your recipient know you are keeping in touch "Just Because" or by saying "Thank You", "Your Welcome" or "Get Well".

Just think how nice it would be to receive a flowery card in the mail instead of just bills,
advertisements, and junk mail! Knowing that someone took the time to sit right down and write themselves a letter to you! Send a postcard to advertise your business or upcoming special event.

To present an unusual gift, gather together these matching items in a sturdy paper gift bag.
Select an all-occasion card that matches the occasion, combine note cards, post cards, a paper doll book, a paper doll coloring book, and scrapbook stickers. Enhance with a matching bookmark, pocket calendar, shopping list, and theme booklet, adding the final touch of a matching gift card to the outside of the gift bag.

Coming soon...pick out a paper doll, add her stationery, greeting and note cards, bookmarks, calendars, scrapbook stickers, shopping lists, theme booklets, and gift bags. Each doll has a full wardrobe of paper clothes and many art sparks* that are included to enhance each page of paper clothes. Just click on the shopping cart(s) to purchase.

*Art sparks is the special name we gave the clip art that surrounds each page of paper clothes.

PJ's Paper Doll Memories eNewsletter is published quarterly** on the 1st of March, June, September, & December. For submission of your paper doll memories, submit them by the 29th of each month. Fill out this form to receive the next issue of PJ's Paper Doll Memories eNewsletter.

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Thank you for sharing your paper doll memories...

Rachel: "My brother, Rueben, and I would like to thank the ladies that shared their paper doll memories for the December 1st Issue of PJ's Paper Doll Memories eNewsletter. These ladies will receive a hard copy of the eNewsletter. We would like to share those paper doll memories with you:

"Your paper dolls always bring back such memories for me, particularly of Betsy McCall. I always looked forward to cutting her outfits out of the magazine." Rosemary, also know as, Dirty Butter maintains not only a Top 100 Site called BLOG VILLAGE, but keeps up with 3 blogs: Plush Memories, Day by Day with Parkinson's Disease and Peripheral Neuropathy, and my favorite...Yesterday's Memories. Comment on PJ's Paper Doll Cut Outs blog.

"I can't even remember the last time I played with paper dolls but I do remember that when I did, I would do so for hours! I would even design my own outfits and use grocery bags, back when we could get paper, and white lunch sacks to cut out the patterns and color on the designs. Sometimes I wish I was still a little girl or at least had one for a child, but I would not trade my son for the world. I guess I will just have to continue to play with paper dolls in my memories." Treva Clark Lewisville, Texas Guestbook comment on PJ's website

"My paper doll memories go back to the fifties and sixties. I haven't thought about paper dolls for years but floods of happy times are coming back to me. If I have time I would like to recollect them for you. Good blog." Jan - The Poodle (and dog) Blog Comment on PJ's Paper Doll Cut Outs blog.

"Thank you for your kind words on my blog. When I was a little girl I loved paper dolls and often made my own, or made clothes for the punch-out ones I had!" JillBeth - The Broken Cup: Christian Poetry blog Comment on PJ's Paper Doll Cut Outs blog.

"My sister Jean was born in 1934 and I was born in 1937. We spent many hours playing with paper dolls. We dressed them up and had them going to parties, etc, but we also made more clothes for them. I don't say they were designer clothes, they were done on the Big Chief 5 cent tablet paper and colored with color crayons. We were not artistic, but we could draw around the paper doll and make the tabs to hold the clothes on, then it generally turned out they had big full skirts, because we could draw them easier than any thing else. I don't remember the names of any of the paper dolls we had, although it seems they might have been named after Movie Stars. When we got paper dolls, they came in a booklet form with light cardboard for the doll, with the picture printed on the cardboard cover of the booklet, and the clothes on the paper pages inside. We tried to take good care of them, because if we didn't, we wouldn't have any. It wasn't something you could throw away and get new ones, you had to wait sometimes a long time to get new ones. Sometimes the tabs that held the clothes would tear off and we would try to tape them on so they would still work. My kids didn't seem to have an interest in paper dolls, and I don't know if my grandkids did. My sister and I spent hours with ours." Karon...keeps us updated with "Karon's Horse Tales". Sign up for the next email by writing karon@yvn.com using "Karon's Horse Tales" as the subject! There is a link in the sidebar.

Thank you ladies for taking some of your precious time to share your paperdoll memories with us! Leave your paper doll memories as a comment to this post or contact Janey Loree via email.

Share your paper doll memories...

We are looking for more paper doll memories! In an attempt to educate the little girls of today on the joys of having a paper doll, we are gathering your memories to post in our eNewsletter and this blog after publication of PJ's Paper Doll Memories eNewsletter on December 1, 2006. As a thank you for taking the time to share your paper doll memories*, my mother and I, owners of PJ's Corner, will mail you a hard copy of the PJ's Paper Doll Memories eNewsletter that your memories appear in. The dead line for the December 1st issue is November 25, 2006.

*If you feel so inclined, descibe your memory in detail so that we can create a clipart to go along with your memories. For example: hair coloring and style, clothing, etc.