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Behind the scenes, I’m creating a series of classes in doll clothing design techniques, so you can design your own doll clothes for your dolls, using simple techniques, household tools, and your amazing imagination! Click on this link to learn more about my paid courses on the Creative Spark Online Learning platform.
If you would like to work with me collaboratively or interview me for a sewing podcast (or other media), you can find out more about how to contact me and my literary agent on the About the Designer page.
If you’d like to learn more about the Wellie Wisher dolls from American Girl, please click here. Note that ChellyWood.com is not connected to the American Girl company or its affiliates, but Chelly personally enjoys designing clothes to fit the dolls their company has created.
The Wellie Wisher dolls are so cute. Too bad they were not around when my daughters were younger. Thanks for sharing. Have a great day Chelly.
Can you do some for boy 18 inche dolls or some for babyalive? Its hard to find boy clothes
I do have plans for each. For the boy 18 inch dolls, I’m currently working on a pair of overalls and T-shirts.
As far as Baby Alive goes, I recently gave my niece a Baby Alive, so I plan to design some clothes to fit her Baby Alive doll before Christmas.
Thank you for leaving a comment. 😉
I wanted to make underpants for Wellie Wisher doll. you have a pattern for American Girl doll. How to I size it down for Wellie Wisher? Print at 65% scale?
I actually use a formula for down-sizing and up-sizing doll clothes patterns, but that will be part of my Creative Spark class on doll clothes design. I’ve never actually given that formula away, since it’s something I use to keep this website running.
But it’s a fantastic formula for any project like this.
On the flip side, I do have a Wellie Wisher-sized bikini swimsuit pattern on my drawing board. I’d like to post that by summer 2022, but I can’t make any promises. I’ve been struggling to keep up at my “paying” job as a school librarian, so a lot of my “drawing board” projects have been put on hold recently. I hope to get caught up over my spring break though…