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Doll:Cabbage Patch Kid

hassenfeld brothers (? – ?)

Discover the hassenfeld brothers, pioneers in the toy industry known for iconic brands like Transformers, Monopoly, and My Little Pony. Explore their legacy of innovation and global influence in entertainment and play.

The Strong National Museum of Play (Rochester, USA)

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Created by a 21-year old art student, Cabbage Patch Kids had a comparatively quiet beginning as handcrafted cloth dolls available in Southern gift shops and at craft fairs. Xavier Roberts gathered some friends and began producing the dolls using a German technique of fabric sculpture. Roberts supplied his cute but homely dolls with names, birth certificates, and adoption papers. Roberts dolls caught the attention of toy manufacturer Coleco Industries, which began mass-producing CPKs economically with vinyl heads and cloth bodies in the early 1980s. The popularity of the doll in 1983 led to a number of ugly scenes at toys stores and department stores. Coleco could hardly supply the millions of Cabbage Patch Kids wanted by eager customers who had often waited in lines for hours to purchase the dolls. CPKs remain popular into the 21st century.

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