Yes, this is the same pattern I posted last Friday, but it looks a little different in green cotton Christmas fabric, using eyelet lace trim instead of the fur I used in the red version of the dress.
Now I used 1/2 inch Offray Santa-belt ribbon for the hat and dress, but it’s sort of hard to find in that size. I lucked out and found mine at JoAnn’s Fabrics, but they’re not carrying it anymore. So you might be able to find it on Etsy or eBay.
As you can see, these patterns will fit the 10 inch Skipper dolls, but they also fit many other dolls too. Just look back at my “North Pole Christmas” stop motion video to get a good idea of all the different dolls these patterns will fit.
Now for the patterns and tutorials you need. Here you go:
The Santa Hat (or Elf Hat) and Elf Shoes
- FREE printable sewing pattern for Santa hat or elf hat, Christmas stockings, and shoes
- FREE tutorial showing how to make the hat
- FREE tutorial showing how to make the dolls’ shoes
Holiday Doll Dress Pattern
- FREE printable PDF sewing pattern for 9 or 10 inch doll dress pattern
- FREE tutorial showing how to make the dress
Although it’s not shown in the image above, my bloomers pattern is absolutely adorable with this little dress, and these bloomers fit lots of different dolls as well, including Skipper, the Disney Princess fashion dolls, and the 9 inch Tinkerbell fairy dolls. So let me share those patterns and tutorials with you here as well:
Doll Bloomers
That’s all I have for today. This blog post is a re-post of an older blog post.
Are you wondering why I’m reposting older blog posts on holiday themes? I’m making time to create some wonderful paid courses that will teach you about doll clothing design! Click here to learn more.
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This outfit is adorable.
Thanks! And happy holidays to you, Dodi! I hope business is good for you this holiday season.
To anyone reading this comment, Dodi sells miniatures and collectibles (like vintage Barbie shoes) at Barbie 1959 Pink. She has a vintage 1966 brunette Casey doll for sale right now (friend of Francie). Way cool!
Awe Chelly, you are such a talented and sweet lady. May you have a blessed and grand Holiday Season