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Today’s free PDF sewing pattern for a Converse-style sneaker can fit on Ken dolls, the beach Barbies with really large feet, Lammily dolls, and Spin Master Jake dolls.
As you can see, I’ve had a lot of fun taking pictures of Ken and Lammily in their handmade sneakers!

Before today, this pattern was only available in JPG form, but today I’m upgrading the pattern to a PDF for easy download.
I used craft felt for the logos on the sides of my sneakers:

And the fabric I used was ordinary cotton. I also used a lot of embroidery floss for my stitching on these adorable little Converse-like sneakers.
Here’s the free printable PDF sewing pattern and the tutorial video for making today’s craft project:
- Free Printable PDF Sewing Pattern for Making Converse-High-Top-Style Sneakers for Fashion Dolls
- This is a link to the original tutorial, showing how to make the sneakers
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