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![Here we see a vintage Velvet doll standing in a street in a colorful Caribbean village. The colors in her floral halter dress and bloomers (panties) match the bright colors on the buildings behind her.](https://i0.wp.com/chellywood.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/05/floral-halter-top-and-bloomers-e1625967359263.jpg?fit=682%2C1024&ssl=1 "Free printable sewing patterns to fit Velvet 16" dolls by Ideal")
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came across this site. Nice…I have a lot of girls.. velvet would love to have that hood coat, I couldn’t get to come up; I have all those except TRARA. And I have others too.. sometimes I make my own style..nice to know you do too..THANKS ps I will passing the word.. MarieAnn
You can get the hooded coat pattern to download from the Hearts for Hearts Girls gallery. It does fit vintage Velvet, but the sleeves are short on her. If you extend the sleeve with a ruffle instead of piping, it might fit Velvet better. Here’s a link to the right gallery: https://chellywood.com/2019/04/22/free-hearts4hearts-girls-doll-clothes-sewing-patterns/
Where is the free patterns for 18 in crissy doll clothes
Hi Trisha. You’ll find Crissy under the “18 inch dolls” page.
From the home page, click on 18″/46 cm (a purple square with this size in the middle).
Then scroll down to “Vintage Crissy and BFC Ink” below the photo.
This will take you to my gallery of free patterns. Click on the outfit you’d like to make from there.
Thanks for asking!