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I think you are doing a wonderful job. I am sure everyone who follows you thinks the same. God Bless you.
Thanks Jeretta. You’re so very kind. <3
Dear Chelly:
I just watched one of your videos on YouTube and a hurried here looking for your Strawberry Shortcake patterns, but I didn’t find that section. Could you tell me when will be available? and I’d love to know how to do the bakery hat that she uses in the vintage dolls.
Thank you so much for your amazing work.
Greetings from Mexico.
Hi Edgar. I do have a bigger Strawberry Shortcake doll that I’ve been working on some patterns for, but right now the only Strawberry Shortcake doll that has free patterns available on ChellyWood.com is the 7-inch one. Here’s a link to that gallery page: https://wp.me/p1LmCj-Gkz
The very small 5″ Strawberry Shortcake dolls will very likely fit in the Greenbrier doll clothes patterns that I’ve designed. Here’s a link to those pages:https://chellywood.com/?s=greenbrier
The earlier Greenbrier dolls are a knockoff of Strawberry Shortcake old-school dolls from the 1970’s and 1980’s.
Thank you very much for all your wonderful work you share with all of us.
It’s will wonderful if you could share a pattern for the little barbie baby.
Hi Esther. I’ve gotten requests for “Barbie Baby” doll clothes patterns before. There’s actually more than one “Barbie Baby” doll in circulation, although for most of these, they are no longer in production. Different eras saw different sizes and shapes of Barbie baby dolls.
I have started to tackle the creation of at least one 1:6 scale (i.e. Barbie-sized) baby doll pajama outfit, but my first try at making the pattern had some flaws. So I’m still trying to work out the kinks before my pattern can be made available to the public. It’s hard to say how long that will be, but if you follow either this website or my YouTube channel, once those 1:6 scale baby doll clothes patterns are made available, you’ll get some kind of notification.
Thank you for your comment! 🙂
I’ve been trying to find some doll
Patterns for Barbie baby Krissy do you have any?
Is she the same size as the Heart Family doll baby? If so, I do have a few patterns for her. Click here to find them.