The entire ensemble pictured above has been for sale in my online shop for a while now, but I only recently realized that I’d only advertised it as an outfit that will fit Mattel’s Stacie dolls, when in fact, it was originally designed to fit vintage Skipper.
So I thought I’d re-post it with at least a couple of images showing it on my vintage Skipper doll too!
This outfit includes the underpants, socks, and sleeveless top (which are all made of the same yellow jersey fabric) plus the houndstooth cotton pleated skirt and the houndstooth cotton bolero jacket.
The doll and the shoes, as it says in the image above, are not for sale.
And, as you can see in the image below, these clothes will also fit modern Mattel Stacie dolls:
Of course the doll, the shoes, the doll stand, and the cutting mat will not be included in the sale.
And it should be noted that I actually used vintage Simplicity pattern 5861 to make this ensemble — well, all except the socks and the undies anyway — but again, the pattern is not part of the sale.
In the past, some of my followers have contacted me to see if I will sell the outfits I have made. In the past, they were unavailable for sale, but I made this specific outfit to sell in response to the number of requests I’ve gotten over the years.
I’d like to see if it’s possible to earn a little income this way. If you know of anyone who might be interested in buying this handmade doll clothes outfit, please let them know where to find it!
My store also offers plenty of other goodies for your sewing needs: ribbons, rickrack, snaps, fabric (both prints and solids), and much more.
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