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Miniature Christmas Stockings and Free Doll Clothes Patterns @ ChellyWood.com #HolidayToys #ChristmasStockings

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Today’s tutorial video shows you how to make a Christmas stocking for your 1:6 scale dollhouse or diorama.

And the pattern for the stockings also has a pattern for sewing a simple outfit that will fit dolls like modern and Made-to-Move Barbie, Queens of Africa, and Disney Princess 11 inch fashion dolls.

The following links will help you make not only the miniature Christmas stockings, but the fashion doll clothes holiday outfit as well.

If you have (or buy) a little craft felt, holiday cotton fabric, fuzzy trim for the stockings, 1/4 inch folded bias tape (for the shirt straps), Dritz 4/0 snaps for the doll’s shirt, and 1/8 inch elastic for the doll’s skirt, you will have everything you need to sew the goodies you see here for your own dollhouse or 1:6 scale diorama:

Visit ChellyWood.com for FREE printable doll clothes sewing patterns to fit dolls of many shapes and sizes.

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If you’re looking for a Christmas gift for a little girl, take a look at the Queens of Africa dolls like the one pictured in the images on this blog post. My Azeezah doll came with a cute little puppy, a brush, a purse, and some jewelry.

Special thanks to the Queens of Africa doll company for giving me permission to use images of their dolls in my patterns. Before I end this blog post, I’d like to give credit to the doll designer and creator (Taofick Okoya) and the brand Slice by Cake.

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