Halloween Dolls

Mattel first issued Halloween costumes for Barbie, Ken and Skipper in 1963. It would take another 30+ years before they before they began issuing annual Halloween Barbie dolls, but the dolls proved so popular, they have been a regular Mattel release since then.

How to make Barbie a haunted house for Halloween
Halloween is coming up soon, and that means Halloween Barbie doll displays! One thing collectors like to do is display their dolls in seasonal settings, and what better setting for the various Halloween Barbies than a haunted house?

Trick or treat? Halloween Barbie dolls from 1963 to 2009 (with Barbie Halloween slideshow)
Most people have seen Halloween Barbie dolls peering down at them from the shelves of grocery stores and Target. The first modern Barbie Halloween set was the Barbie & Kelly Halloween gift set Target put out in 1997, but did you know the first time Barbie donned a Halloween costume was in 1963? Click the link above for the full article and slide show of Halloween Barbie Dolls, past and present!

Barbie Halloween Party doll now haunting stores shelves for $9.99
2011 Halloween Barbie doll

Barbie Halloween Treat a 2011 Target exclusive with Halloween Chelsea dolls
A new Halloween Barbie has been spooking up the place at Target for 2011, and this time she's not alone!

Cabbage Patch kids has issued several dolls with a Halloween theme through the years. My favorite remains the cute little Cabbage Patch Kid (CPK) Fairy doll pictured above who looks right at home in a bed of fall flowers and pumpkins!

Ashton-Drake made several spooky Gen, Madra and Trent dolls including Black Widow Madra, My Favorite Witch Gene, and Witch Witch Witch Madra Lord and The Devil Is in the Details Trent.

Gene and Madra Halloween dolls - my favorite witch, witch, witches
When you think Halloween dolls, Halloween Barbie dolls and some Madame Alexander dolls may come to mind for the ghoulish October holiday, but Gene Marshall, Madra Lord, and their friend Trent Osborne have also been issued as Halloween dolls worth mentioning.

The Tonner Doll Company has made quite a few Halloween dolls and Halloween-theme dolls in recent years including Halloween Marley, the Wicked Witch from the Wizard of Oz, Elvira Mistress of the Dark, Queen of Swords, the Sinister Circus Series, and more.

Tonner's Marley Wentworth celebrates Halloween in Nashville
Tonner's Marley Wentworth, the younger sister of Tyler Wentworth, has been celebrating Halloween all weekend long in Nashville, enjoying the cooler weather and fall leaves but most of all, the Halloween activities.

Madame Alexander is another company that has been making Halloween dolls for years, and some of them are precious! Some of the cutest Madame Alexander Halloween dolls have been the tiny ones issued in childrens' Happy Meals.

Gene and Madra Halloween dolls - my favorite witch, witch, witches
When you think Halloween dolls, Halloween Barbie dolls and some Madame Alexander dolls may come to mind for the ghoulish October holiday, but Gene Marshall, Madra Lord, and their friend Trent Osborne have also been issued as Halloween dolls worth mentioning.

Make a haunted doll house for Halloween
Halloween is just around the corner. If you want to try something different this year for your Halloween doll display, try your hand at making a haunted doll house! It is easy to hang some spooky stuff on a regular doll house to add some Halloween flair, but another fun project is to convert a cardboard box into a haunted house.

How to make Barbie a haunted house for Halloween
Halloween is coming up soon, and that means Halloween Barbie doll displays! One thing collectors like to do is display their dolls in seasonal settings, and what better setting for the various Halloween Barbies than a haunted house?

Halloween doll display - a variety of Halloween dolls for fall display
This week doll collectors are putting the finishing touches on their Halloween doll displays. This colorful fall display features several different Halloween dolls (and a Halloween bear) with a pumpkin theme

Trick or treat? Halloween Barbie dolls from 1963 to present (with Barbie Halloween slideshow)
Most people have seen Halloween Barbie dolls peering down at them from the shelves of grocery stores and Target. The first modern Barbie Halloween set was the Barbie & Kelly Halloween gift set Target put out in 1997, but did you know the first time Barbie donned a Halloween costume was in 1963? Click the link above for the full article and slide show of Halloween Barbie Dolls, past and present!

Barbie Halloween Party doll now haunting stores shelves for $9.99
2011 Halloween Barbie doll