Yes, you can sew a tunic and trousers to fit your Twilight Jasper doll with the free patterns and tutorials found right here, on ChellyWood.com.
In the Twilight movie series, the character of Jasper was played by Jackson Rathbone. His doll facsimile is just a hair taller than some male fashion dolls, so I designed the pattern for these trousers and tunic, specifically to fit the Jasper doll. (That doesn’t mean the clothes won’t also fit other fashion dolls; rather, I’m just letting you know which doll I’m 100% sure this outfit will fit.)
I cast the Jasper doll as Father Capulet in my dolly version of Romeo and Juliet. For the film, his face was repainted by my teenage daughter, who is known by many as Emily Teapot, the girl who designs miniature saddles for Breyer horses. (See that link for her Etsy shop, where she sells saddles for model horses.) I created Jasper’s wig from a swatch of grey furry fabric.
And now for the free patterns and tutorials to make the costume shown above:
- Pattern for Jasper’s Renaissance Tunic
- Tutorial Showing How to Make Jasper’s Tunic
- Pattern for Sewing Bi-Colored Pants for Male Dolls
- Tutorial for Sewing Bi-Colored Pants for Male Dolls
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