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![In this photo, we see a Gooliope Jellington doll from the Freak du Chic Monster High doll collection modeling a pair of elastic waist denim jeans and a bright yellow sleeveless felt shirt in front of a brick wall with her arm extended in front of her as if reaching for an object. She stands with feet slightly apart, so we can see that the jeans have a narrow cut.](https://i0.wp.com/chellywood.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/09/jeans-felt-top-2-e1626813378574.jpg?fit=682%2C1024&ssl=1 "Monster High 17-inch "Freak du Chic" and similar-sized dolls' clothes sewing patterns (free, printable)")
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At the time of this blog post, Mattel still owns the trademark rights to these and other Monster High dolls (™).
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