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What was the first doll clothes pattern you remember sewing? Join the discussion on ChellyWood.com! #SewingChat #SewFun!

The image shows the Chelly Wood doll (it's really a Spin Master Liv doll that has had its face repainted and its hair dyed white-ish-grey) holding up a Simplicity doll clothes pattern #4883 for sewing a wardrobe to fit vintage Tammy dolls from Ideal Toy Corp. The article associated with this image asks blog followers to leave comments describing the first doll clothes pattern they learned to sew from as a child. Visit ChellyWood.com to join the discussion!

Please visit ChellyWood.com for free printable sewing patterns for making doll clothes to fit dolls of many shapes and all different sizes.

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The pattern you see my Chelly doll holding up in the image above was the first doll clothes pattern I can remember sewing.

It’s Simplicity 4883, a pattern designed to fit a vintage Tammy doll, but when I was using this pattern, back in the 1970’s, I didn’t own a Tammy doll. So I actually had to alter the pattern to fit my Barbie dolls. Thus began my long love of pattern making and alterations for doll clothes!

What was your first doll clothes pattern? And what do you remember about first learning to sew your own doll clothes?

Today’s blog post is asking everyone to join the discussion! Please leave a comment and share your memories about learning to sew.

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