
My fascination with paper dolls began in childhood, thanks to my aunt who frequently gifted me collections featuring classic figures such as Barbie and Raggedy Ann.
In 1985, she introduced me to my first Princess Diana paper doll book, which marked the beginning of a lifelong passion.
That particular edition, published by Golden Books, remains a cherished piece of my collection;
it featured four pages of outfits and a wearable child-sized tiara, all for the original price of $1.29.
Following Princess Diana’s passing, my interest evolved into a dedicated pursuit, leading me to acquire a wide variety of commemorative paper dolls.
This site serves as a curated showcase of my private collection.
to see the rest of my paper doll collection go here Dani’s Paper Doll Collection .
Please note that these images are sourced from my personal archives and are shared for viewing purposes only; I kindly request that you do not reproduce or distribute them without permission.


Another Large book that had to be scanned in pieces .
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- Published in England around the time of the July 1981 royal wedding.
- Designed by artists K. Mole and Grenville Taylor.








A children’s or weekly magazine feature from the 1980s (such as Swedish periodicals like Året Runt or Hemmets Veckotidning).
Text says :Now we are going to visit the English royal family, and if you collect them, you will soon have Prince Charles’s entire family as paper dolls.
It took me forever to find Charles and Diana’s other dress thankfully a kind lady sent them to me through a paper doll group .



This Beautiful set was sent to me by a member of a Paper doll group I was in during the yahoo group days this is one of my favorite sets







Published in the Swedish weekly magazine Året Runt around 1981–1983 surrounding the royal wedding.
These are from the book Princess Diana paperdoll book of fashion


This set includes most of all the gowns Diana sold at the Chrisities auction in 1997





This was released after Diana’s passing It features several of her dresses from her 1997 Auction .
I have two sets in my collection.



This huge set was done in a total of 4 books ! 44 outfits and 21 hats 4 Diana dolls and william and Harry dolls. Unfortunatley they did not come with a wardrobe of thier own.



Some of the outfits are not historically correct but Its Diana and I like them so they are here .

















