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Jammie Pie was a range of small soft dolls made by Playskool in the 80s. Each doll had a polka-dot outfit and had the Jammie Pie logo printed on the sole of their foot.

Apparently they are now extremely hard to find as the Jammie Pie line was discontinued after about two years. Rumour has it that the Jammie Pie dolls were based on Hallmark christmas ornaments.

Lots of the Jammie Pie dolls were dressed up in rabbit suits and these included the likes of Tuck, Lolli Bye, Primsy Rose and Bumble. Some of the Jammie Pie Dolls also came with their own little pets. The pets included Friskers, Pittipin, Spunkle, Catnap, Bumble, Dash and Duckle.

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    I got mine when i was 6 months old. I am 26 now and i gave it to my little girl when she was 6 months and she loves it walks around with it calling it her baby i wish the still made them they are so cutie.
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    i have the purple with white polka dots and i have the blue sailor one. I am lookig to sell both. i live in lacrosse wi. Make me an offer. here is my email. spoiledbrat_72 at hotmail.com
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      Did you sell your Jammie Pie dolls? I am looking to buy one. Please contact me at Sjones2450@gmail.com
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    I have "ditty" the yellow jammie pies doll. i have had her since i was 2 years old 23 years ago. i passed her down to my daughter when she turned 2 and it brings back so many memories to still have her in the family!
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    If anyone has a Jammie Pie they'd be interested in parting with I am looking for one for my Granddaughter. Her mom had one growing up and she moved this past summer and the doll was lost in the move. Now my daughter just had her baby in Aug and is so sad, this is the one thing from her childhood she so desperately wanted to share with her daughter. She had a purple doll I can be reached at Bren930@aol.com Thanks
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    I still have the Jammie Pie my son called "Clown Boy", it was red a nd yellow and came with a dog. He LOVED this doll and I finally took it away from him when he was 11 so I could save it for HIS child someday. I would LOVE to find a new one though.
  • Anonymous user
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    My daughter got her purple and white spotted jammie pie handed down to her from her sister when she was born. She loved her"purple baby". It got accidentally sold at a garage sale by her young aunts. For her 16th birthday I got her one just like it on e-bay abd blew up a pix of her and purple baby when she was 2. She was thrilled. She is 21 now and getting married in 3 weeks. She still has her newest purple baby!
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    I am searching for a purple Jammie Pie Doll, it cam with a pet sheep. My duaghter loved hers sooo much and it was lost during a move. She has never forgiven me for losing it. She is now 23 years old and still talks sweetly about her Jammie Pie Doll. please, if anyone finds one that is purple and has the lamb, please, please email me... canresq@yahoo.com..
  • Anonymous user
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    I have had my jammie pie doll for 21 years now. I got him on my 1st birthday and now am looking to continue the tradition for my daughters first birthday. If anyone has the spunkle jammie pie doll in good condition and is willing to sell him please email me at thugg_angel97@hotmail.com. He is the blue one with night cap with orange accents.
  • Anonymous user
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    My daughter just lost her african american Jammie pie that she has had for 23 yrs. She is devastated!!! If anybody knows where I can get her another one ..PLEASE email me!!! fit4life44@aol.com...thank u!!!
  • Anonymous user
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    I am looking for a Jammie Pie doll...Pittipin- she has a purple outfit w/ white dots and yellow trim.

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