FREE #Easter dress pattern for #MonsterHigh, #EverAfterHigh or tiny dolls @ ChellyWood.com

Image shows a hand-drawn pattern for an A-line dress with cap sleeves. It includes three skirt pieces, one sleeve pattern, and two bodice patterns. On the pattern page, it shows a tiny dollhouse-sized doll wearing the dress; it also shows a monster high doll and an ever after high doll wearing the same narrow-waisted dress. Each pattern piece is watermarked with the website: ChellyWood.com — Visit ChellyWood.com for free, printable sewing patterns for dolls of many shapes and sizes.

I actually posted the tutorial for this dress on my YouTube channel a couple of weeks ago, but I’ve been busy! I haven’t had time to post the pattern that goes with it! Sorry everyone!

Now that Easter’s right around the corner, I decided it was definitely time to post this pattern. This little A-line dress makes a perfect Easter dress for your Monster High® dolls, Ever After High® dolls, World of Love™ dolls (from Hasbro), Breyer Rider® dolls, and many dollhouse-sized dolls.

Tomorrow I’ll post the tutorial video that goes with it.

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