Are you ready to sew this adorable little tank-style top to fit your vintage Crissy doll? Well here are the patterns you’ll need:
Just yesterday I also gave you the pattern and tutorial for making the skirt you see Crissy wearing in this video. For your convenience, though, here’s that PDF pattern and a link to the skirt tutorial again:
- Free printable PDF sewing patterns for 18-inch narrow-bodied dolls’ skirt
- Link to video tutorial showing how to make the skirt
Note that the skirt pattern says “18-inch narrow-bodied dolls.” That’s because Crissy‘s body is much more narrow than other 18″ dolls like the beautiful 18-inch American Girl dolls. Today’s free doll clothes patterns will not fit my Kaya doll, for example.
However, for those of you who regularly follow this blog, it’s probably no surprise that today’s patterns will fit the following dolls:
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Here are some images of all three patterns, plus a picture of my lovely Crissy doll modeling this outfit, for easy-pinning on Pinterest:




For those of you who aren’t familiar with this doll, there’s a wonky knob in her back that is used to pull her hair inside her head and release the hair to make it “grow” long. If you look closely at the image below, you will see that the shirt does manage to cover this wonky knob, but not perfectly:

So please keep in mind that this pattern isn’t an absolutely perfect fit for Crissy dolls. A person could make some alterations, of course. If you do alter the pattern for a better fit, feel free to submit images via my Submit a Question form. I’m very curious to see how you did your alterations!
Thanks so much for the patterns! I think the top and skirt will work for my 20″ Lorifina doll. She’s very slim.
If they do fit Lorifina, please leave yet another comment letting us know. That way other sewists who own the Lorifina doll will also be aware that these patterns will work.
Thank you for commenting Danell!