5-inch doll clothes patterns, Disney Princess Dolls, Mini Anna Dolls, Whole Costumes for Dolls

Make an easy felt coat and little cotton dress for 5 inch Anna dolls @ ChellyWood.com #DisneysFrozen #DollClothesPatterns

A mini Anna doll from Disney's Frozen models a handmade yellow cotton dress with a tiny plaid print and a blue ribbon belt under a felt jacket or sweater. The doll has her red hair in pigtails with bangs (fringe) and she wears yellow plastic flats. She seems to be reaching out with one hand, as if trying to grasp something or someone. The ChellyWood.com logo appears in one corner. This outfit was first posted here on ChellyWood.com as part of an Easter outfit set for both Anna and Elsa dolls.
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Let’s get busy sewing this great dress-and-jacket combo for our Mini Anna dolls from Disney’s Frozen II! If you like to knit or crochet, the jacket pattern is so easy, that you could probably create a super simple sweater out of the pattern as well.

A little 4-inch Anna doll wears a bright yellow felt jacket over her yellow play dress with a tiny button print cotton fabric. The jacket is made of felt and sharply contrasts Anna's ginger hair. She has a pair of yellow plastic jelly style flat shoes that she wears with her ensemble. She stands in a blue room with a mottled blue floor. There's a logo for ChellyWood.com in the corner of the image.
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This is the same jacket pattern that we used to make the adorable little Easter coat for Elsa. To see that blog post, which includes the same pattern but a different tutorial along with links to the various embroidery tutorials, please click here.

This is what the Easter coat looked like from the front (and notice, it’s lined, so it’s a bit different from the easier single-layer jacket):

In this photo, a pink felt jacket is slightly open at the front, so you can see its cotton lining. At the bottom of the front of this jacket, a tiny rose has been embroidered on both sides of the jacket's opening. Closer to the side seams, tiny chrysanthemum like flower has been embroidered. Each tiny flower has light green leaves embroidered around it.
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Here’s how the Easter coat looked from the back:

Here we see the back of the tiny pink felt jacket. Along the bottom of the back of this jacket, there's a twisty light green vine with leaves, and all along the vine are tiny pink dots, indicating rose buds.
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Imagine this precious coat with a Christmas theme, using light green felt with dark green embroidered leaves and tiny red holly berries… How cute would that be?!

Under the holiday jacket, you could make a solid red cotton dress, if you’re busy sewing Christmas gifts for your friends’ or family members’ children’s dolls.

Now to make the dress, you’ll need some small print cotton fabric and a 1/8 inch ribbon (for the belt) as well as size 4/0 Dritz snaps for the back closure area.

Here’s what the dress looks like without the jacket over the top:

With her red hair pulled back in two pony tails, a mini Anna doll from Disney's Frozen stands on a tiny wooden floor with a pale blue backdrop behind her. She wears teeny-tiny little yellow plastic shoes and a handmade yellow play dress. The dress is sleeveless, and the yellow cotton fabric it's made of is decorated with a plaid-looing pinkish-colored print that's dotted with teeny-tiny blue buttons printed where the plaid lines cross. The middle of the dress is encircled with a blue Offray ribbon that's about 1/4 inch wide and quite shiny. The doll's head is tilted to one side, and her expression is thoughtful/introspective.
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My 5-inch Anna doll is such a precious little thing, isn’t she? Oh, how I LOVE to photograph her! And just to make sure you’re downloading patterns for the right Anna doll, she’s the one that came with the whole entire Arrendelle family:

The child Ana and child Elsa dolls are in their original packaging along with the dolls that look like their parents from the Disney movie, Frozen 2. This is the whole Arendelle family doll set from the Frozen II movie. It includes the mother doll Queen Iduna, that Frozen dad doll King Agnarr and of course the Disney princesses Anna of Arendelle and Elsa of Arandelle. All four dolls are pictured here in the box, with the cardboard shape of a tree outlined on the snowy scene of cardboard in front of their clear plastic casing. Behind them, in the box, we see the Arendelle house painted on the back of the box.
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To make the yellow jacket, you’ll only need a little swatch of craft felt, unless you’re planning to do the more extensive, lined and embroidered version, which will need embroidery floss, embroidery needles (Clover is a good brand), cotton fabric, and that same swatch of craft felt.

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This is a JPG image of the free printable PDF sewing pattern for making a dress, two pairs of pants, and 2 styles of shirts to fit the Disney mini Anna and Disney Mini Elsa dolls from the lullaby collection (Frozen's Arendelle Royal Family boxed set). It also includes a tiny shorts pattern. The pattern itself is marked with a Creative Commons Attribution symbol, and the designer is Chelly Wood of ChellyWood.com who is not affiliated with Disney or its affiliates.
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.

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