11-inch doll clothes patterns, Lammily Doll Patterns

FREE Lammily Doll Clothes Patterns (Gallery)

If you’d like to make one of the outfits shown in this gallery, just follow these directions:

  1. Click on the photograph of the outfit you’d like to sew.
  2. This will take you to a larger image of the photo.
  3. 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.
The image shows a Lammily Photographer doll dressed in a red New Year's Eve party skirt and sleeveless "sweater". The "sweater" is made of felt and has darts in the front. It looks super easy to sew! The skirt has a layer of red cotton skirt and an over-layer of glittery-red tulle skirting. The doll wears a red glitter top hat embellished with a glittery green pine sprig. She stands in a snowy diorama with pine trees in the distance behind her. Snow is falling. The watermark says, "ChellyWood.com FREE printable patterns and tutorials." If you would like to download all the free printable sewing patterns and listen to or watch the tutorials for making this outfit for your Lammily or similar-sized dolls, please click on the link in the caption.
Click here to find all the patterns and tutorials you’ll need to make this project: (available after 13 Jan. 2020) https://wp.me/p1LmCj-HyI
This image shows a handmade apron for 11 to 12 inch fashion dolls like Barbie, Liv Dolls, Queens of Africa and Poppy Parker. The apron has three front pockets, a ribbon that ties the apron in the back, and a snap closure at the neck of the apron. The fabric of the apron is a pink checkerboard while the pockets are a solid pink fabric. Visit ChellyWood.com for the free printable sewing pattern and tutorial video showing how to make this doll clothes sewing project using our free printable PDF sewing pattern.
Click here for the free, printable sewing patterns and tutorial video showing you how to make this doll’s apron: https://wp.me/p1LmCj-GMH
This image shows a fashion doll like Barbie wearing a pair of tights made from a single sock. This is a fairly easy sew-by-hand project, even for kids, so the overlay says, "Easy-sew projects for kids: doll tights" and the instructional /tutorial video showing how to make doll stockings / tights / leotards from a sock can be found on the free doll clothes patterns website: ChellyWood.com
Please click here for the tutorial that shows you exactly how to make these tights for most doll sizes: https://chellywood.com/2016/10/14/diy-tights-for-fashion-dolls/
A doll models a pair of high top sneakers that look a lot like Converse brand high tops. They have the "all stars" look alike logo on them, and they lace up with embroidery floss. The doll stands on a concrete slab near a flowing river. We only see the doll from below the knee, but both sneakers appear in the photo -- right foot and left foot.
Click here to find all the patterns and tutorials you’ll need to make this project: https://chellywood.com/2016/07/25/sew-a-pair-of-sneakers-for-your-fashiondoll-w-free-pattern/
In a dining room, with a large china hutch behind them, we see a male and female African or African American doll couple standing in peaceful ambiance. They wear clothing in bright African prints and pretty solids. The male doll (a Texas A and M Ken doll) wears a green geometric print shirt with a yellow and green and black African print hat. The deep yellow of his trousers match the yellow in his hat. The female doll, which is a "Photographer" doll made by Lammily LLC, wears a red shiny skirt with a red felt shirt, and an African print yellow and green and red and black poncho over the top. Her poncho is trimmed in yellow fringe. Behind them on the wall is a famous painting of the Notre-Dame de Paris cathedral. Their dining room furniture is made of tan wicker.
The following link will take you to a page where you can download and print all the patterns (and view all the tutorials) needed to make the Kwanzaa outfits shown here: https://wp.me/p1LmCj-FAK
The image shows a Lammily doll wearing a pair of handmade cotton shorts with a felt crop top. Click on the link in the caption to navigate to a page where you can download the free printable PDF sewing patterns for making these doll clothes to fit your Lammily doll.
Click here for free printable sewing patterns and links to tutorials to make this outfit: https://wp.me/p1LmCj-HYK
The image shows a pretty fashion doll purse in green, white, black, and yellow. The strap of the doll's purse has green and white stripes. The body of the purse is made of black fabric decorated with green and yellow shamrocks. It's just the right size for 11" to 12" fashion dolls like BarbieDolls, Liv Dolls, Poppy Parkers, Skippers, Francies, Midges, and similar-sized dolls. There's a sign above the purse that says where you can find and download the free printable PDF sewing pattern for this dolls' purse: ChellyWood.com
Click here for the free printable sewing patterns and tutorial video to help you make this little doll purse: https://wp.me/p1LmCj-GMt

If I’m missing a pattern you’re searching for, please submit a question. This is also a great way to make suggestions and requests, but please be aware that ChellyWood.com gets lots of requests.

Please note that the Lammily doll company also offers commercial patterns for your Lammily dolls. In fact, I designed some of the commercial patterns they have for sale! Consider showing your support for the Lammily doll company and all that they represent in terms of positive self image, by purchasing some of the patterns they have for sale!

Also be aware that behind the scenes, 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 the Chelly Wood Doll Clothes Design Techniques 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 Lammily doll company, please click on the link provided.

Note that although I, Chelly Wood, have designed some doll clothes patterns for the Lammily doll company on commission, the website ChellyWood.com is not connected to the Lammily doll company or its affiliates. However whenever I design doll clothes for another doll that also just happens to fit the Lammily doll, I do post a link to that pattern here.

I don’t want to overload the internet with too many free patterns for Lammily though, as it’s important to support this company and their message of positive self-image! So again, please consider purchasing doll clothes and doll clothes patterns directly from their company, to support their positive self-image message.

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