If you’d like to make one of the outfits shown in this gallery, just follow these directions:
- Click on the photograph of the outfit you’d like to sew.
- This will take you to a larger image of the photo.
- Beneath the larger image is a link to a blog post for all the free doll clothes patterns and tutorials you’ll need to make that outfit.
If you’d like to make suggestions or requests, please use the submit a question form. But please be aware that I get lots of requests.
Behind the scenes, though, I’m working to write and publish a book about my easy techniques for doll clothes pattern designs, so you can learn how to design your own doll clothes too. Please follow this blog for updates on my book and its publication information.
If you’re a publisher who is interested in publishing my book, you can find out more about how to contact my literary agent on the About the Designer page.
If you’d like to learn more about the Mattel‘s Skipper dolls, please click on the links provided.
Note that ChellyWood.com is not connected to Mattel or its affiliates. However Chelly personally enjoys designing clothes to fit the dolls their company has created.
I am very interested in seeing your book. I can hardly wait till you are finished with it.Thank you for sharing.
This book is still in its “proposal” stage. My literary agent and I will soon be submitting this proposal to publishing houses for consideration. Its primary purpose is to teach people the methods and techniques I use when I design patterns. That way a person can design doll clothes for dolls of any size or shape, just like I do.
But I’m really glad to hear that my followers –at least you anyway Jeretta– have a genuine interest in it! 🙂
Skipper is my fav!
She’s a great model for doll photography!