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Do you think this pattern would fit Vintage Dawn dolls?
I think it will be very slightly too big for Dawn dolls, but that’s just a guess. And I always say, “Too big is better than too small” because if the garment fits a little too big, you can always take it in.
I don’t own a vintage Dawn doll, though, so I’m not 100% sure. However I did have the Charlie’s Angels Dawn dolls when I was a kid, so in the cobwebs of my mind, I can sort of remember about how big they are.
Try making the doll clothes out of scrap fabric or felt without hemming, and see how they fit. Then you’ll have a better estimate. And when you’re done, will you please come back and leave a comment to let us know what you discover? Thanks! 😉