diannem, I think you are looking for dkjack - she is the one that made the paper doll quiet books. *4U

Hi diannem. I used a heavier muslin fabric so that the dolls and their outfits have some weight. I used the sticky backed velcro tape (smooth side on the back of the doll and clothes, prickly side on the book page) so the girls could take the clothes and doll off the page. The soft side of the velcro on the back of the clothes insures that when the dress or what ever is put on the doll it doesn't prick the paperdoll stitching. For instruction on assembly of the book, go to: http://sewing.about.com/od/toysanddolls/ss/childshapebook.htm
Hope this helps. If you have more questions, let me know. Have Fun!

I stitch paper dolls on 2 layers of heavy cutaway. then when it gets to the final outline stitch I float timtex or peltex on the back so it covers all the stitching. I have also stuck a popsicle or craft stick to the back before adding the timtex, and it makes them so much more stable. To get the clothes to stick I use Aleenes Tack It Over&Over. If you use a tacky glue it is a good idea to store the clothes on a piece of plastic sheeting to keep dust and stuff from sticking to them when not being used. Hope that helps a little.

MANY THANKYOUS to you both I have saved instructions and put it on my project list... :-) We are coming onto Autumn so soon there will be wet wintery days an excellent time to sew sew sew.. Heaven!!! cheers Dianne