The Hermès Kelly is one of the iconic classic it bags. Create your own origami paper version of this bag with this DIY Hermès Kelly Bag template & tutorial.
The Hermès Kelly is one of the iconic classic it bags. Create your own origami paper version of this bag with this DIY Hermès Kelly Bag template & tutorial.
The Hermès Kelly is one of the iconic classic it bags. Create your own origami paper version of this bag with this DIY Hermès Kelly Bag template & tutorial.
The Hermès Kelly is one of the iconic classic it bags. Create your own origami paper version of this bag with this DIY Hermès Kelly Bag template & tutorial.
The Hermès Kelly is one of the iconic classic it bags. Create your own origami paper version of this bag with this DIY Hermès Kelly Bag template & tutorial.
The Hermès Kelly is one of the iconic classic it bags. Create your own origami paper version of this bag with this DIY Hermès Kelly Bag template & tutorial.
Photo via Things Organized Neatly Ever wonder what a Hermes Kelly looks like before it is put together? I hadn’t given much thought to the question, but Jeroen van Rooijen clearly has…
The Hermès Kelly is one of the iconic classic it bags. Create your own origami paper version of this bag with this DIY Hermès Kelly Bag template & tutorial.
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Authenticating a Hermès Kelly bag is as easy as examining the "HERMÈS PARIS" text. Fakes often display this text too thick.
On the surprises section of the Hermes corporate website is a fun DIY project that allows you to download, cut out and glue together a paper version of their famous Kelly Bag in several different artist variations or a plain one you can decorate yourself. above: an authentic black crocodile Hermes Kelly bag If you're like me and can't afford an original Hermes Kelly bag like the one shown above (and if you can, care to buy me one?), then this is a fun artsy alternative. think how cute it will look up on your mantel! Here are the front and backs of all the pre patterned options: and the blank one: They furnish you with pdf templates of the patterned ones or a blank one you can do with as you please. Examples of a patterned and a blank downloadable templates:
The Hermès Kelly is one of the iconic classic it bags. Create your own origami paper version of this bag with this DIY Hermès Kelly Bag template & tutorial.
The Hermès Kelly is one of the iconic classic it bags. Create your own origami paper version of this bag with this DIY Hermès Kelly Bag template & tutorial.
Isn’t this adorable? You can create your very own Hermes Kelly Bag from paper using the template available here at Content in a Cottage.
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Baby it's Cold Outside! We live in snowy, freezing Chicagoland. I know Barbie, Ken and the sisters must all live in California because most of the factory made clothing is made from very little material-it must be HOT wherever they come from. So short of paying huge vintage prices for the few pieces of winter wear available on the internet---Mattel issues winter clothing---seldom if at all, I decided to make some winter clothes to fill in the doll wardrobes for the reality play the Grand likes to play. I learned how to sew in the 1950s making clothes for my Barbie 11 1/2", Ginny 8" and Sweet Sue 18" dolls. So, now that I'm retired I thought I would give it a try. https://oldnewgreenredoblog.blogspot.com The Grand announced not too long ago, when we were attempting to dress the dolls for going outside in Fall, that these three----couldn't leave the dollhouse because they had no panties. So first on the list was some underwear for those naked girls. TIP: I use beading elastic cord for small elastic for the panties and bra top. It comes in lots of colors and widths and can be bought cheaply in the craft departments or Dollar Stores. TIP: The flourescent elastic came from a multipack of hair accessories from the Dollar Store. Fancy elastics are expensive when you can find them in a fabric store. https://oldnewgreenredoblog.blogspot.com Today's sewing patterns are very expensive. I had started with the middle one-McCalls 6258 which is still available, that has workout clothes and the requisite ballgown---we all go to balls, everyday-right? I looked online for underwear patterns and finally bought a CD with multiple 1950-70's vintage patterns that had been re-printed on the CD. Scaled to size---vintage Barbie patterns fit the vintage dolls, the newer dolls have slight changes which are easy enough to adapt to. I paid under $14.00 for over 25 patterns for Barbie, Ken, Kelly and accessories. Sources for CD and PDF download vintage patterns can be found in many shops on ETSY. https://oldnewgreenredoblog.blogspot.com Upside, many of the 50's-70's fashions have a bit more coverage than today's basic Barbie wardrobe. Eyeball the McCalls 2580 pattern above and the bikini, View H---which I used for undies and the top. Far more coverage than todays's Barbie clothes which is perfect for a 4 year old. Last Easter I made nightgowns from the nightgown pattern...very simple and easily adjusted with today's fabrics and colors such as the leopard print I used on the green nightie. https://oldnewgreenredoblog.blogspot.com Skipper/Kelly is a 9" little sister of Barbie. She has very few clothes available anywhere. Digging in my remnants, I found some very fine pinwale corduroy in cranberry which goes so well with pink. I made a felt circle skirt---easy-peasy--this could be done by hand as only one seam and sewing the waistband on and a bit of velcro. https://oldnewgreenredoblog.blogspot.com Here is McCalls 7761 Vintage pattern--one of the 4 Kelly/Skipper patterns I got in my CD selection. I completely lined the coat, and made a loop and button closure. TIP: Kelly's clothes should all be made with an open back with velcro---her arms are very rigid. TIP: Velcro---use the smaller weight you can find---trim the hard plastic edges off the velcro hook and eye sides. cut the 3/4" wide velcro in half --it will be more flexible and soft to work with. Kelly's tee-shirt is made from fine interlock knit used for sleepwear, white tee-shirt and panties are trimmed with lace. Jeans are made with stretch denim (softer than regular denim) from a remnant from other projects. The purses are made from felt, these can be hand or machine sewn. Great project for little fingers too. https://oldnewgreenredoblog.blogspot.com Also made a pair of cranberry slacks which goes with the other pieces. Add captionhttps://oldnewgreenredoblog.blogspot.com Vintage purse from vintage McCalls 6901 https://oldnewgreenredoblog.blogspot.com This Kelly doll is quite cute and she is a few years old, and bought at a thrift store. Her hair is crazy and we keep it in a rubber band. Now big Sis wants to play in the snow too. She also need a few coats. https://oldnewgreenredoblog.blogspot.com The vintage pattern on the right is Butterick 3317 https://oldnewgreenredoblog.blogspot.com Butterick 3317 which has ski wear and car coats for Barbie and Ken. This is the car coat pattern which is a little longer with a hood. The snazzy metallic suede was 12.99 a yard, bought on a sale for 6.50 a yard, and I bought 1/4 yard = 9" by 60", I think it came to like $1.80. It is self lined with a tricot finish and doesn't unravel, ideal for doll clothes. I'm going to try pants and skirt, maybe a nice shell top also. I have some fur jackets cut out that aren't completed yet. https://oldnewgreenredoblog.blogspot.com Cranberry car coat with hood, comes from the current McCall's 6258 https://oldnewgreenredoblog.blogspot.com The Siberian fur vest---is really adapted from the short hoodie McCall 6258 and completely lined with a pink silky polyester. No closures are needed, the fabric is stiff enough to stay on Barbie and looks great over her faux turtleneck top, thin interlock knit, which is velcro-ed up the back. TIP: Vintage Barbie patterns have deep darts, for the larger bust-almost 1" difference from today's Barbie, simply make the darts less and adjust the length of the piece to match back pieces. You may have to take the back in a bit to get a snug fit. I make most the Barbie clothes looser and useable for all and less frustrating for the Grand. https://oldnewgreenredoblog.blogspot.com This is a late 1990's an articulated Barbie---and this is just her style. She has the larger waist and smaller bust, but thin legs of the original. Today's Barbie is not quite as curvaceous and has a more athletic build. https://oldnewgreenredoblog.blogspot.com Pretty cool, wouldn't you say? https://oldnewgreenredoblog.blogspot.com Cost on this was a fur piece from a craft store for 1.99 or 1.84 not sure. Lining I already have. And there is enough to make hats, and a vest for Kelly yet. I bought a unused cotton knit ski hat at a thrift store for 50 cents on sale. https://oldnewgreenredoblog.blogspot.com Tips working with thick knits---overcast all the edges to stabilize the fabric. (Lots of work). This knit has all the threads looped across the back---which gets tangled in the dolls' fingers. Next time I may line something like this, or choose a knit without threads loose on the backside . TIP: Always make Ken's clothes with velcro completely down the back---He is so rigid, short of ripping his head and arms off for dressing, he is well...wooden. I have been looking for a 'cheap' articulated Ken---but so far no luck under OODLES of dollars. source https://chellywood.com/gallery/ Because the Ken patterns are far and few between, I searched the internet for free doll patterns for Ken. This original design which is what I adapted for the sweaters came from Chellywood.com. She makes lots of unusual patterns for all types of doll's and they are free and easy to download. I adapted a similar pattern for Barbie https://oldnewgreenredoblog.blogspot.com I skipped the collar on this sweater for Ken, because I forgot to allow extra overlap for the back for velcro. I threaded beading elastic through the knit at the neck. https://oldnewgreenredoblog.blogspot.com Barbie got the collar, but I had to add beading elastic, to tighten it up. The loose weave stretched under the pressure of the sewing machine foot. Barbie got a hat out of the smudge that was left over. Two sweaters and a hat for 50 cents and some thread and elastic. https://oldnewgreenredoblog.blogspot.com So now our dolls' can go play in the snow---or at least pretend to. We try to play reality based activities. Dress up parties are birthday parties, not Balls or Formals. And the Kens rarely get dressed up---lol, much like real life. (Although he does have tuxedos and several jackets). https://oldnewgreenredoblog.blogspot.com Ken needed something that wasn't a suit coat or trench coat---he's an athletic guy---with more muscles than the original Ken. So you need to watch your measurements on vintage patterns. Upside, vintage patterns are cut baggy compared to today's standards. https://oldnewgreenredoblog.blogspot.com The striped sleeve sweatshirt and hoodie were made from an old hoodie, I had basically wrecked with paint and house stain. I used snaps for the closures. Barbie size zippers are available, but are over two dollars each for 3" and a jacket zipper is over $5.00. I used a bit of elastic in the bottom and sleeves. The fabric has been washed so many times-most of the fleece is gone on the inside, making this pretty good weight for the dolls. https://oldnewgreenredoblog.blogspot.com This is my stash of Barbie Dolls patterns and projects. I keep them in document sleeves with the picture on the from. Cutout patterns and fabric are in sleeves with directions and all the small pieces. Most all pattern pieces have the maker/number on them---or I put them on. This bit of organization is very helpful. I can't recommend enough investing in pdf vintage patterns usually for under $3.00 each or a CD with many patterns on it. I have purchased regular tissue vintage patterns and most have had many pieces missing. This has been a very thrifty project, and now that I'm organized, it will be easier to make more clothes for the whole crowd of Barbies, Kens, and Kelly we have living here and at the Grands. Now, I think our dolls need to have a snowball fight...what? no mittens yet? Thanks always for visiting. I will try and respond to every comment and answer every question. All the opinions and photographs in this blog are my own or sourced. I have not been paid or reimbursed in anyway for my opinions or posts. Please do not use photos without linking back to this blog without my permission. Thank you for your cooperation, Sandi Magle I will be sharing at these fine Parties! 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The Hermès Kelly is one of the iconic classic it bags. Create your own origami paper version of this bag with this DIY Hermès Kelly Bag template & tutorial.
