Free Doll Clothes Patterns

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For the directory of needle crafts, please click on the link in the caption. The image shows a number of different embroidery stitches including the herringbone stitch, the Algerian eye stitch, the detached chain stitch, and the blanket stitch, along with headers for helpful needle craft tutorials like one called "how to put fabric into an embroidery hoop."

Please click here for the directory page for needle crafts and embroidery projects: https://wp.me/p1LmCj-GC7 (Available after 3 Jan. 2020)

The image shows a number of different doll shoes in various sizes. If you click on the link within the caption below the image, it will take you to the directory page for making doll shoes using the free patterns and tutorial videos available on this website, ChellyWood.com

Click here for the directory page for making doll shoes and boots using the free patterns and tutorial videos offered by Chelly Wood: https://wp.me/p1LmCj-GgE

Beneath this image is a link to the directory for free baby doll clothes patterns.

Please click here to find free baby doll clothes patterns in various sizes: https://wp.me/P1LmCj-Gdx

Click on the following link to take you to the directory for 4-inch (10 cm) to 4.5-inch (12 cm) doll clothes: https://wp.me/P1LmCj-Gfp

Here we see a photo of very small dolls, all wearing handmade doll clothes using the free printable sewing patterns found at ChellyWood.com. The photograph includes the following dolls, pictured from left to right: 6-inch Breyer Rider dolls, a 6-inch American Girl Mini doll, a 5-inch Chelsea doll, a 7-inch vintage Stacie doll, a 6-inch Enchantimals doll, and a 6-inch or 7-inch Strawberry Shortcake doll. Free printable sewing patterns can be downloaded for each of these dolls at ChellyWood.com, and the caption below this image includes a link to the directory page which lists each of these dolls with links to their pattern pages.

Click here for the directory that will help you find free printable sewing patterns for 5-7 inch dolls or 12-18 cm dolls: https://wp.me/P1LmCj-GjJ

The image shows a 13-inch Disney Animators doll, a 14-inch Hearts4Hearts Girls doll, a 15-inch Wellie Wishers doll, and a 16-inch vintage Velvet doll from the Crissy line of dolls from Ideal Toy Corp. This image offers links to free printable patterns for dolls in these size ranges. All free printable patterns can be found at ChellyWood.com and for each printable sewing pattern for these doll clothes, you will find tutorial videos showing how to make doll clothes for these dolls and any dolls in a similar size range.

Click here for the directory designed to help you find FREE printable sewing patterns for 18-inch (45 cm) doll clothes: https://wp.me/P1LmCj-G7i

The image shows a collection of doll furniture, miniature objects, and miscellaneous items used in doll videos on ChellyWood.com. Below the image is a link to the directory for diorama tutorials and free printable PDF patterns for various items like the doll four-poster bed, the doll ironing board, and various items of furniture and miniatures.

Please click here for the directory of all diorama craft projects on this website: https://wp.me/P1LmCj-GkF

This image represents a few of the sewing projects and no-sew crafts you can make for gifts, for friends, children, co-workers, boys, girls, and more. They include Christmas crafts, plushies, pincushions, paper dolls, pillows, miniatures, tea towels, and other wonderful craft projects. Click on the link provided to search for a sewing project or no-sew crafts that you can make for your home, friends, and/or family. Most projects include free printable sewing patterns.

Click here for the directory page, offering gift ideas and craft projects you can sew (and some no-sew craft ideas) for friends, family, and co-workers: https://chellywood.com/2019/07/29/craft-project-ideas-with-free-patterns/

Click here for the directory designed to help you find FREE printable sewing patterns for 12-inch (30 cm to 30.5 cm) doll clothes: https://wp.me/P1LmCj-GeQ

The image shows a photo of the following dolls: Liv dolls, Curvy Barbie dolls, Made to Move Barbie dolls, Monster high dolls, vintage Francie dolls, Project MC2 dolls, and two different sizes of Disney princess dolls. If you click on the hyperlink provided, you will find links to patterns for all of these dolls and any others that fall into the 11-inch to 11.5 inch doll range. In metric terms, that includes 27 cm, 28 cm, and 29 cm dolls.

Please click here for the directory to help you locate FREE 11 inch doll clothes patterns: https://wp.me/P1LmCj-GlG

The image shows the 28" Best Fashion Friend life-sized Barbie doll modeling several different handmade outfits including a short-sleeved shirt, a long-sleeve shirt, a skirt, a pair of shorts, and a ballerina tutu (which can also be just a swimsuit or tumbling / gymnastics / ice skating / athletic leotard. Below the image, there's a link to a gallery of all the fee printable sewing patterns and tutorials you would need to make a wardrobe for your 28-inch dolls (71 cm dolls).

Click here for the directory designed to help you find FREE printable sewing patterns for 28 inch (71 cm) dolls: https://wp.me/p1LmCj-Gh9

Please click here for the directory page for free printable sewing patterns to fit 8″ to 9″ (20 cm to 23 cm) dolls: https://wp.me/P1LmCj-Ggm

The image shows male dolls in the 11.75 inch or 12 inch size range mingling in a brick room. All of the male dolls wear handmade doll clothes. The Mattel Ryan doll wears a tux as if he's headed to a wedding. Jake (from Spin Master Liv dolls) wears jeans and a forest green shirt, as if he works for the US Forest Service. He's seated next to Texas A & M Black Ken, who wears a green short-sleeve shirt with mustard yellow pants--colors that would be great for a Kwanzaa celebration. Behind him stands a GI Joe of the taller variety wearing a blue denim collared shirt with blue dungarees. He's talking to a 198's Ken doll (more muscular than modern Ken and Modern Ryan), and this 1980's ken wears handmade trousers with a button-up long-sleeve shirt. Behind him stands broad Ken in a turtleneck sweater and pajama pants. He's speaking to a male doll from the Ever After High collection called Hunter Huntsman. Hunter is wearing hand made boxer shorts and a raglan sleeve jersey tee shirt. The overlay gives the name of the website where you can download free printable sewing patterns for all of these 12 inch male dolls: ChellyWood.com

Click here for the directory designed to help you find FREE printable sewing patterns for 12 inch male dolls: https://wp.me/P1LmCj-GlP

The image shows the following 18 inch dolls wearing handmade doll clothes: (from left to right) the Kaya doll from American Girl, a Madame Alexander doll, Crissy doll, and BFC Ink doll (best friends club dolls). This image links visitors to pages that offer free doll clothes sewing patterns for each of the dolls pictured. The overlay offers the url of the doll clothing designer, ChellyWood.com, where you can find free, printable sewing patterns for these and many other dolls of different shapes and sizes.

Click here for the directory designed to help you find FREE printable sewing patterns for 18-inch (45 cm) doll clothes: https://wp.me/P1LmCj-GlK

Click here for the directory designed to help you find FREE printable sewing patterns for 10-inch (25 cm) doll clothes: https://wp.me/P1LmCj-G1j

Click here for all the free patterns and tutorials you’ll need to make clothes for 17″ fashion dolls: https://wp.me/P1LmCj-Gek

As part of the "Gallery" or Home page of ChellyWood.com, this image, when clicked, will take you through links to a page where you can find out whether or not your doll can swap clothes with other dolls. On ChellyWood.com, we call this #TapeMeasureTuesday

Click here for help finding out which dolls are compatible for “clothes swapping” with your doll: https://wp.me/p1LmCj-GGP

Remember that my free patterns are available through Creative Commons Attribution, which means you’re welcome to use my patterns to make (and even sell) doll clothes and crafts, but please tell people where you got your patterns. Thanks!

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Free Doll Clothes Patterns

Free, printable doll clothes patterns to fit dolls of many shapes and sizes.

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Remember that my free patterns are available through Creative Commons Attribution, which means you’re welcome to use my patterns to make (and even sell) doll clothes and crafts, but please tell people where you got your patterns. Thanks!

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