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In January, I finished my first Creative Spark class, and I’ve learned a lot about online classes along the way. The folks at Creative Spark would like me to teach another class, but what would YOU like me to teach next?

Please use this form to cast your vote:

These images represent examples, showing what’s meant by each of the options in the survey…

Examples of Shirts:

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Examples of sun dresses:

The image shows a vintage Barbie modeling a hot pink sundress with straps (aka sun dress). The bright pink cotton fabric is dotted with tiny pale pink flowers that have white centers. She wears tiny white plastic high-heel shoes. This is a Mattel vintage Barbie with long dark brown hair and bangs. Her hair is pulled back in a pony tail. There's a watermark on the image, and it's the outline of a bodice pattern with the name "Chelly Wood" inside the shape of the pattern. That's because ChellyWood.com is a website best known for its free printable PDF sewing patterns for making doll clothes to fit dolls of many shapes and all different sizes. If you'd like to make this strappy floral sundress, please click on the link in the caption. Follow the links to the page with the free patterns and tutorial videos.

Click here for all the free printable PDF sewing patterns and tutorial videos you’ll need to make this dress: https://wp.me/p1LmCj-I0n

Blueberry Muffin looks positively adorable in this ready-to-play sun dress with a blue-white-yellow striped skirt, a yellow felt bodice, and yellow straps. She wears the blue shoes she came with, and her blue hair is up in pigtails. Want to make a miniature dress for your 5-inch Strawberry Shortcake dolls (13 cm dolls)? Click on the link in the caption, and it will take you to a page where you can download and print all the free printable sewing patterns for making these doll clothes, along with links to tutorial videos that show you how to make this outfit.

Please click here for all the patterns and tutorial videos you’ll need to make this outfit: https://wp.me/p1LmCj-H5o

Click on the link in the caption to navigate to the page where you can download and print a free printable PDF sewing pattern for making this super easy summer sun dress (sundress) to fit your Curvy Barbie doll or similar sized dolls. The image shows a Curvy Barbie doll wearing a handmade doll dress with a short, flared miniskirt made of cotton; the dress also has an easy-to-sew felt bodice of lime green felt with white ribbon straps, to match the striped lime green and darker green cotton miniskirt.

Click here for all the free patterns and tutorial videos you’ll need to make this super easy summer sun dress (sundress) project: (available after 20 Jan. 2021) https://wp.me/p1LmCj-HzQ

Visit ChellyWood.com for free, printable sewing patterns to fit dolls of many shapes and sizes. Image shows Brandy Norwood doll dressed in a white lacy sundress that would make a good wedding dress or Quinceañera dress for Barbie-sized dolls.

Click here to find all the patterns and tutorials you’ll need to make this project: https://chellywood.com/2016/06/22/free-quinceaneradress-or-weddingdress-pattern-for-barbies-chellywood-com/

Examples of pants/jeans:

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

A lovely African or African American Barbie with light brown eyes and a chocolate complexion stands before a turquoise blue watery colored swatch of fabric. Her purple clothes sharply contrast against the background turquoise blue color. She stands in high heel purple plastic shoes with her feet spread slightly apart. She wears a medium purple cotton pair of elastic waist ankle pants and a matching purple cotton tank top with cotton straps. The tank top has darts. The watermark reminds us that you can find free printable PDF sewing patterns for making these Petite Barbie doll clothes at ChellyWood.com

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

The photograph shows a Tonner doll with dark makeup and wavy auburn hair wearing handmade pajamas: a felt sleeveless shirt with front darts and a pair of elastic waist pajama pants that are cut short at the shin. The shirt is made of solid white craft felt and has tiny buttons down the front (for aesthetic value more than functionality). It also has an embroidery edge along the sleeve and collar with a simple whipstitch. The pajama pants are made of blue cotton fabric decorated with tiny anchors and sailboats. If you'd like to access the free printable PDF sewing patterns for making these pajamas, please click on the link in the caption.

Click here for all the free printable PDF sewing patterns and tutorial videos you’ll need to make this outfit: https://chellywood.com/2021/07/14/pajama-top-and-pj-pants-for-17-inch-tonner-dolls-collectibledolls-dollclothes/

The image shows a Wellie Wisher in a reversible sleeveless shirt, a pair of Khaki pants, and the doll also holds a handmade purse with a pocket. Would you like to make these doll clothes for your Wellie Wisher doll (or a similar-sized doll)? Click on the link in the caption and it will redirect you to the page where these free printable doll clothes patterns can be found.

Click here for all the free printable PDF sewing patterns and tutorial videos you’ll need to make this outfit: https://wp.me/p1LmCj-HHc (available after 26 February 2021)

I now know that the cost of the class depends upon how many videos I make. Each video is considered a lesson, in and of itself, so if I create 10 videos, that’s 10 lessons.

The pricing scale seems to be related to the number of videos I provide for my class. So to keep the price down, I’m going to limit how many videos I make, for my future courses.

My current class, “How to Alter Doll Clothes Patterns” offers 50 videos, which translated as $50 for the whole course — well, really $49.99. That’s about a dollar per lesson.

But the “How to Alter Doll Clothes Patterns” course offers so much! In this class, I show you how to alter shirt patterns, pants and shorts patterns, skirts, and even dresses. That’s a lot of stuff! I suppose that’s why it ended up costing almost $50 instead of the $25 I was shooting for.

In the next round of classes, I’ll try to limit the number of lessons to 25 or less, so it will be more affordable for those of you on a really tight budget.

If there’s a lesson you’d like me to add to the next survey, please leave a comment below. Also, if you have comments to add about the survey options, don’t hesitate to type those into the comment section also. I really want to teach topics that truly interest all of you!

2 thoughts on “Help me choose the topic of my next Creative Spark class! #DollClothesPatterns #SmallTalk”

Hi, Chelly
I voted for pants because I am really into boy dolls now and find most patterns are for 18″ dolls only.

I really enjoyed your class but haven’t left a review yet because I had planned on going back and re-doing all of it even though I have most of the patterns required for the hands-on part.

My real goal is to be able to take an existing pattern or picture & know what to do to get that for the particular doll I am working with. Example: I have just purchased all 3 boy Mini-pals from Maru & Friends & finding it quite difficult to find patterns since most 13″ dolls are girls.

If Creative Spark is asking for another class, they must deem you a successful creator. May the Lord continue to bless you in your endeavor going forward.

Judy Jones

Chelly Wood says:

March 9, 2022 at 5:41 am

Oh! I’m so glad you enjoyed my class! Please do take the time to leave a review. This helps other people to decide whether or not to sign up.

I’m so flattered that you’re going to go back to the class and re-do the whole thing! I really tried to make it both educational and FUN! If you’re going back for more, that must mean it managed to hit both of those targets.

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JUDY JONES says:

March 8, 2022 at 10:43 am

Hi, Chelly
I voted for pants because I am really into boy dolls now and find most patterns are for 18″ dolls only.

I really enjoyed your class but haven’t left a review yet because I had planned on going back and re-doing all of it even though I have most of the patterns required for the hands-on part.

My real goal is to be able to take an existing pattern or picture & know what to do to get that for the particular doll I am working with. Example: I have just purchased all 3 boy Mini-pals from Maru & Friends & finding it quite difficult to find patterns since most 13″ dolls are girls.

If Creative Spark is asking for another class, they must deem you a successful creator. May the Lord continue to bless you in your endeavor going forward.

Judy Jones

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1. Chelly Wood says:
  
  March 9, 2022 at 5:41 am
  
  Oh! I’m so glad you enjoyed my class! Please do take the time to leave a review. This helps other people to decide whether or not to sign up.
  
  I’m so flattered that you’re going to go back to the class and re-do the whole thing! I really tried to make it both educational and FUN! If you’re going back for more, that must mean it managed to hit both of those targets.
  
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