DIY fabric dollhouse free Tutorial and Pattern | Fabric doll house bag
When Issue 62 of Mollie Makes dropped through the letterbox, it was a good one. See the text on the front saying “Kid’s Doll House”? Easily missed, I know, but when I opened…
A fabulous quilted dolls house that any wee girl would love to play with. Made from my stash!
A digital pattern to make this doll story book, including a teddy bear and bunny rabbit. Each page is part of the house, with a bathroom, bedroom and kitchen included. A sweet baby shower gift
I've found the perfect project to use up all your little scraps of fabric, random buttons, lace and tiny seed beads! Make a doll house and with all your random leftovers, create dolls and a wardrobe for those dolls. I feel like that book The Hundred Dresses, only instead of drawings, I've created about 60 articles of clothing so far. I decided to make four of these doll houses. One for each of my children's families. It reminds me of the time I made quiet books which were a lot of work but a lot of fun! Below are examples of some of those outfits and the adorableness of this fabric doll house and the mini doll I created along with the dolls created from the original pattern. For this fabric doll house and my first group of dolls, I started with this 1973 McCall pattern: I liked the portable house idea but I didn't like the handles on the side of the house so, I moved them to the roof of the house. In the pattern, the clothes looked dated and the dolls hairstyles were so time consuming that after making two dolls, I figured out how to do the doll's hair another, quicker way (see below). Here's a view of the portable house's exterior: Here's a few view of the interior of this fabric doll house: Don't you just love how the bed was designed so that a doll can be tucked into it? And that wardrobe on the other side of the bed, is just so great! The wardrobe Velcros shut and holds all the doll's clothes which is one of the brilliant ideas of this fabric doll house. Notice the doll in the middle, this is the one I redesigned. I'm calling her the Livy doll. On the original doll, the neck is just so chunky and her head seemed out of proportion to her body. I made four of the original dolls like the pattern directed and then I rebelled and redesigned this doll and I'm glad I did. HERE is the pattern you'll need to make your own mini Livy doll. This doll has a smaller head and neck. I also added underwear to my pattern because a doll's bum shouldn't be exposed, right? At the last minute, I decided that the shoe pattern that came with the original pattern was ridiculously small and most children would just loose those shoes if I was crazy enough to make them. So, I created tiny shoes that are sewn right onto the doll and the best part is the child can't take them off. Make sure to print this pattern at the full image meaning the "fit to page" is not checked when printing this. Got it? Print the pattern off & cut out the pattern from whatever ethnic color fabric you want your doll to be. Then, follow the directions below: Are you ready to make a few dolls like this? HERE are the two free patterns and tutorials on how to make the mini tutu dress and the black and white sundress that are pictured in the tutorial above. Have fun sewing this project with your scraps! xoxo Grandma I've linked this to Sew Mama Sew Softies Contest. One doll house was completed to create this post & the other three were sewn after Feb. 23rd. On two of those doll houses, I add embroidery to the outside of the doll house. I love the spring feel this embroidery added along with texture and tiny details from the planter boxes and the wreath. You also might like these softie patterns: HERE HERE Linked to: Threading My Way, Nap Time Creations, Sustaining the Powers, Sew Pretty So Free
When Issue 62 of Mollie Makes dropped through the letterbox, it was a good one. See the text on the front saying “Kid’s Doll House”? Easily missed, I know, but when I opened…
The Portable Doll House will bring hours of delight to any little child. This cozy house would make a great gift for any little girl or boy! A totally unique and special gift. Small dolls and Furniture are included! Each doll has an individual 2-side dress! House's size is 8.5' * 7' * 5.5'. Doll's height is 4.5'.
DIY Dollhouse Bag Free Sewing Pattern - Tutorial fabric dollhouse
A fabulous quilted dolls house that any wee girl would love to play with. Made from my stash!
We made this adorable doll house pillow using Cakies‘ pattern on A Beautiful Mess. (We adapted the pattern a bit. You can find all …
When Issue 62 of Mollie Makes dropped through the letterbox, it was a good one. See the text on the front saying “Kid’s Doll House”? Easily missed, I know, but when I opened…
This bright and cheerful carry house will bring hours of fun to any child. Add a little family and let their imagination run wild. A great asset to take on any trip, to the cafe or to visit with friends. This would make a great gift for any little girl or boy!
Create a village of soft plushie tiny houses. Sew up a soft little houses that can double as storage for small toys.
A fabulous quilted dolls house that any wee girl would love to play with. Made from my stash!
I've found the perfect project to use up all your little scraps of fabric, random buttons, lace and tiny seed beads! Make a doll h...
When Issue 62 of Mollie Makes dropped through the letterbox, it was a good one. See the text on the front saying “Kid’s Doll House”? Easily missed, I know, but when I opened…
A fabulous quilted dolls house that any wee girl would love to play with. Made from my stash!
Make a miniature mattress for your dollhouse or room box.
Explore the enchanting world of DIY with our tutorial on creating the "My Fabric Dollhouse" – a delightful nomadic creation that offers infinite customization possibilities! Dive into hours of imaginative play with this portable dollhouse, perfect for taking anywhere your adventures lead. Crafted with dimensions ideal for small characters like Sylvanians or dolls up to fifteen centimeters tall, this tutorial comes complete with a picture guide, making the crafting process a joy for all. Unleash your creativity and embark on a journey of whimsical play with your very own fabric dollhouse!
This is the Doll’s House Quiet Book pattern and tutorial from the designer Rebecca Page. This fabulous Quiet Book pattern is a dolls house that folds out with the front and back covers as the exterior of the house and the reverse of each are rooms inside the house. There are multiple options to experiment […]
I've found the perfect project to use up all your little scraps of fabric, random buttons, lace and tiny seed beads! Make a doll house and with all your random leftovers, create dolls and a wardrobe for those dolls. I feel like that book The Hundred Dresses, only instead of drawings, I've created about 60 articles of clothing so far. I decided to make four of these doll houses. One for each of my children's families. It reminds me of the time I made quiet books which were a lot of work but a lot of fun! Below are examples of some of those outfits and the adorableness of this fabric doll house and the mini doll I created along with the dolls created from the original pattern. For this fabric doll house and my first group of dolls, I started with this 1973 McCall pattern: I liked the portable house idea but I didn't like the handles on the side of the house so, I moved them to the roof of the house. In the pattern, the clothes looked dated and the dolls hairstyles were so time consuming that after making two dolls, I figured out how to do the doll's hair another, quicker way (see below). Here's a view of the portable house's exterior: Here's a few view of the interior of this fabric doll house: Don't you just love how the bed was designed so that a doll can be tucked into it? And that wardrobe on the other side of the bed, is just so great! The wardrobe Velcros shut and holds all the doll's clothes which is one of the brilliant ideas of this fabric doll house. Notice the doll in the middle, this is the one I redesigned. I'm calling her the Livy doll. On the original doll, the neck is just so chunky and her head seemed out of proportion to her body. I made four of the original dolls like the pattern directed and then I rebelled and redesigned this doll and I'm glad I did. HERE is the pattern you'll need to make your own mini Livy doll. This doll has a smaller head and neck. I also added underwear to my pattern because a doll's bum shouldn't be exposed, right? At the last minute, I decided that the shoe pattern that came with the original pattern was ridiculously small and most children would just loose those shoes if I was crazy enough to make them. So, I created tiny shoes that are sewn right onto the doll and the best part is the child can't take them off. Make sure to print this pattern at the full image meaning the "fit to page" is not checked when printing this. Got it? Print the pattern off & cut out the pattern from whatever ethnic color fabric you want your doll to be. Then, follow the directions below: Are you ready to make a few dolls like this? HERE are the two free patterns and tutorials on how to make the mini tutu dress and the black and white sundress that are pictured in the tutorial above. Have fun sewing this project with your scraps! xoxo Grandma I've linked this to Sew Mama Sew Softies Contest. One doll house was completed to create this post & the other three were sewn after Feb. 23rd. On two of those doll houses, I add embroidery to the outside of the doll house. I love the spring feel this embroidery added along with texture and tiny details from the planter boxes and the wreath. You also might like these softie patterns: HERE HERE Linked to: Threading My Way, Nap Time Creations, Sustaining the Powers, Sew Pretty So Free
DIY Dollhouse Bag Free Sewing Pattern - Tutorial fabric dollhouse
