Sewing Pattern for Dolls Free PDF Download Pattern features Fitted Waistband and Sleeve Bands Simple Back with No Closures Wide Neckline Reviews I have to say this was the most thought out and well read pattern I have sewn with. I love that you added the sewing with knits guide and the information about the...Read More »
After a day of trading with other tribes, Kaya and the Nez Perce sit down to feast. This set includes: A real woven cornhusk basket with decorative woven shoulder strap for carrying food A thatched tule mat made of wooden reeds to place the food on A faux etched-horn bowl for serving A bunch of camas roots, a staple fo
For your free pattern and tutorial video, please scroll down to the second set of bullets. Today's pattern may look identical to yesterday's free doll clothes pattern, but it's not. Take a close look. Can you see the difference? Today's version offers ankle pants for only the 9" dolls like vintage Sunshine Family, modern Stacie
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Dirndl cardigan for 18 inch /45 cm American Girl dolls. Also fits Gotz, Maplelea Girl, Journey Girls and Madame Alexander. and other 18 inch dolls of same body measurements
The Elizabeth Cole doll, Best Friend of Felicity Merriman, was released in 2005. Elizabeth was officially archived on March 28, 2011 with Felicity's collection. Face Mold: Josefina Mold Skin: Light Hair: Blond, wavy, center part, no bangs, small pincurls at sides. Elizabeth's hair comes in a loose French Braid. Eyes: Light Blue Earrings: Elizabeth came with basic removable gold post diamond earrings. Elizabeth's meet outfit differs from other outfits. Unlike most other meet outfits which are eve
Wand Letter Robe Outfit (skirt, shirt and tie) Broom Chocolate Frog and Marauder's Map Lantern Trunk, Hedwig, cage, ... The pullover knitting pattern I bought at Liberty Janes
Getting ready to go to the dance studio? Get dolly ready in her great outfit of a ruffled tutu, sweatband/headband, leg warmers, and a towel to wipe her brow after a hard workout! Every little girl that dreams of dancing will want this for their doll! Make these in baby yarn, US # 5 needles. Pretty in pink, but looks so cute in blue, lavender and yellow too! The pattern is fairly easy to follow too. Why not start this for a Holiday gift giving idea along with our other 18 inch doll patterns. What a nice surprise gift this would be! These knitting patterns are designed to fit many of the popular 18-inch vinyl dolls (those with vinyl head, arms and legs and a cloth stuffed body). These include: The American Girls Collection® by the Pleasant Company, Götz Dolls® (non-designer), Dress Me Doll© from The Martha Pullen Company, Tolly Girl®, Faithful Friends Collection®, Liberty Landing®, Girls on the Go®, Savannah of Storybook Heirlooms™, Laura Ashley®, Collector's Lane®, Creative Doll Company®, Springfield Collection®, Sophia's Heritage Collection®, Autumn Harvest™ and Our Generation™ and other 18-inch dolls with similar size and construction.
Hello everyone! So, there is a quite a bit of scoop floating around the doll world right now, so I'm going to tell you my thoughts. NOTE: These pictures belong to agoverseasfan, NOT ME. They are NOT my pictures. Thanks! YEP! AG is bringing back Samantha! I'm so excited! Here's what new Samantha is supposedly going to look like. The clothes she's wearing are NOT hers and have nothing do do with her. Apparently, she's going to have feathered eyebrows instead of her former line eyebrows. Honestly, I don't really know how I feel about this "HC revamp". The line, while in need of some attention, is fine as it is. Also, there have been rumors of the Best Friend dolls retiring. I really hope this is not true. That means saying goodbye to Ivy, Ruthie, and either both or one of Cecile and Marie Grace. The trademark "Be Forever" has been floating around on AG's Trademarkia, so it may have something to do with the new HC line. They also trademarked "Timeless stories. Inspiring characters. Endless possibilities." That obviously will coincide with the revamp. I'm just going to wait and see how this all plays out. This could be amazing, like the MyAG revamp in 2010, or a complete failure like the Bitty's. NOTE: These pictures are from various IG accounts. They are NOT mine. Thanks! But there's a little more scoop floating around Dollstagram: This. In my opinion, she's gorgeous. Everyone, including I, think that she is a new HC to come along with Samantha in the fall. Judging from her dress, she'll be from the 50's or 60's. I LOVE her hair! This doll is absolutely adorable! I may want her, but I think I'm just about done getting dolls, but probably not!:D I don't like this dress. I mean, it's cute, but I don't know. On AG Trademarkia, the names Grace and Emmy are trademarked. If her name is Grace, Marie-Grace, and Cecile, will probably go. I wouldn't be surprised; they haven't sold well since they came out. Emmy is the other name. I like it, but not my favorite. What are your thoughts on this? Please comment down below! On a different note, the AC Moore in my area was closing, so they had a big blowout sale. And I got some stuff for an amazing price! I got the letters A and G to paint and put in my dollhouse, a mini vanity for my mini dolls, some elastic (not shown), and Springfield ballet slippers. The vanity is wooden with a drawer and a mirror. It was $0.60. The drawer opens and offers plenty of storage. The letters were $0.30 each. I would've bought more, but I wanted to buy elastic that day. Here is my best deal and most exciting purchase- the Springfield ballet slippers! And for get this- $3.64! The back. The set comes with an SF Style Ckub code and the ballet slippers. The code from the front, and the back. Here are the shoes! When I untied them, there was an explosion of ribbon. The ribbon is a good 6 inches long on each shoe. They are made of synthetic silk. The sole is harder, so I think it has a layer of cardboard sewn into it. To lace it up, you just criss-cross the ribbons twice across the doll's legs and tie in a bow. These slippers are great quality. I don't think I'd bury them at the full price of $5.99, but if you see them on sale, grab them! I give them a solid 9 out of 10. Well, I hope you enjoyed this mush of random ideas. Please comment yours below!
Adorable 18" doll robe free pattern pdf that is easy to sew and perfect for dressing up dolly. Matching kid robe available too!
Today I'm posting my free, printable pattern for making bikini underpants (with a lacy bottom), to fit 18" dolls like American Girl Dolls, Madame Alexander, and more. Tomorrow I’ll post the video, so you can see, step-by-step, exactly how to make these lovely panties. You’ll need some stretchy fabric (like T-shirt material), elastic, and
This blog contains free tutorials for crafts and sewing projects for American Girl dolls.
"Maryellen" redirects here. For the doll, see Maryellen Larkin (doll). Maryellen Larkin is the fourteenth Historical Character and the first initially BeForever exclusive character, representing the 1950s. Maryellen was released in 2015. Maryellen (nicknamed Ellie) is an enthusiastic, optimistic, ambitious, and imaginative girl. She longs to stand out but often feels lost in the shuffle of her big, busy family. (She is often annoyed by the fact that when people meet her for the first time, they
This week I'm still working on the Swedish Traditional Costume that I designed to fit 18" dolls like American Girl dolls, Madame Alexander dolls, and others. This is actually a re-post. All of my free, 18-inch doll clothes patterns have already been posted. You can find them on this page (scroll to the bottom). Tomorrow
Ryan's nieces love their American Girl dolls, so I wanted to make them something for Christmas that their dolls could use. Their dolls ...
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Shop for spring based on your favorite American Girl Doll's outfit. Refinery29 put together a themed shopping guide inspired by American Girl Doll fashion.
Re-introducing the lovely Monica, my 1971 Brunette Sasha that joined the Sashas here at Rose Cottage back in the summer of 2011. She has slightly falling hair so doesn't get 'played' with as much as the others and I try to limit changing her clothes to just the four seasons, plus occasionally she will model some clothes. I bought her from Shelly at Sasha Doll UK and the following two photos are taken from her stock photos that the talented Shelly took. She came wearing a pretty smocked dress made by Patty. How could anyone not fall in love with that charming face? Of course back in 2011 I was still learning how to photograph these dolls and my photos don't always do her justice! Her arrival photos. One of the first dresses she modelled was a Christmas dress that I sold. She is a beautiful model and a delight to photograph. In 2012 Monica modelled the Sasha Festival Donation that Norvell and I put together. Norvell made the lovely smocked dress and provided the shoes and socks and I knitted her cardigan, made from NZ wools and added the Pukeko. Monica modelling another summer dress in 2012 Wearing a blue corduroy dress and yellow coat. The dress I made in the winter of 2012. Monica modelling the white dress I made for the 2013 Sasha Festival. Here she is wearing the lovely dress that Norvell donated to the 2013 Sasha Festival that I won in the auction. It is really beautiful. Looking bright and cheerful in her New Zealand native animals print dress. Wearing an outfit I made in 2014 This is the dress she was wearing last week....she was glad to be changing out of it in to summer clothes. She models a short sleeve tunic dress I made for an order. The other dress made to order with short sleeves. I think I will have to make her one to keep! Lastly the dress she has changed into for this summer. A pretty smocked dress made by Karen.
Vogue 9641 / 602, Early American Outfits Package includes patterns and instructions for four outfits to fit 18 inch doll. Outfit A: cape, bodice and skirt. Out B: Dress with cut by suggestion ruffle, Apron, Bloomers, Bonnet and Boots. Outfit C: Dress wtih non-removable Apron, Bonnet and Boots. Outfit D: Corselette, Hoop Petticoat and Bloomers. Velcro closures. Purchased trim. Vogue Doll Collection Designer, Linda Carr Copyright 1997 This pattern is uncut and factory folded. The marked envelope has tattering. See other images above for additional pattern details. ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Click below to view more patterns in my shop: http://www.etsy.com/shop/mbchills
