Here’s my YouTube tutorial for the dress pattern I posted yesterday. To make this doll dress, you’ll need the free pattern: Click here for free dress pattern Click here to watch the video showing how to use bias tape for making sleeve cuffs If you need any help downloading my free patterns, remember, I’ve got … Continue reading
Here’s the pattern I promised! For easy download, click here. As I said in yesterday’s post, this pattern will fit a lot of different dolls. Look through my Gallery Page to see images of the various dolls in this dress pattern. It will fit: Spin Master La Dee Da 10″ dolls Mattel’s modern Stacie® dolls Mattel’s … Continue reading
Does this dress look familiar? Guess what… I posted this tutorial in April of 2017, but I’ve actually used the same pattern for this week’s A-line dress. The original pattern was hand-drawn, but I’ve re-mastered it using the computer. So let’s update, shall we? Here’s the new pattern for making this dress (ignore the cuff–you … Continue reading
When I did my poll at the start of 2018, I got a few requests for small doll outfits–specifically six-inch dolls’ clothes. They tied for fourth place against the 14″ dolls. This dress pattern not only fits the 8.5-inch Stacie dolls, but if you look back at Monday’s post, you’ll see it also fits the … Continue reading
Here we have my FREE printable sewing pattern for the A-line dress that I’ve designed to go with my Barbie® wedding set. However, if you saw yesterday’s post, you know that it fits more than just Mattel’s little Stacie® dolls. Here’s a list of all the dolls it will fit: Spin Master La Dee Da … Continue reading
This week I’m going to offer you a FREE printable sewing pattern for making the lovely A-line dress that Mattel’s Stacie® doll wears in the image above. It fits a number of other dolls as well, including: Spin Master La Dee Da 10″ dolls Mattel’s modern Stacie® dolls Mattel’s older Stacie dolls Disney Princess® Tinkerbell … Continue reading
This is such a cute little outfit for Christmas! The dress actually fits a whole bunch of dolls, not just Mattel’s Skipper®. Just take a look at my “North Pole Christmas” stop motion video to see a preview of all the different dolls that can wear this dress. I’ve been posting bits and pieces of … Continue reading
Yes, yes, I know what you’re thinking: “That’s the same pattern she posted two weeks ago!” Well you’re right. It’s the same pattern, but each one of the holiday dresses we’re making in December uses this pattern in a different way, to create whole new looks with just this one pattern! Don’t believe me? … Continue reading
This week I’m going to share my new Santa Hat FREE sewing pattern. You can also use it to make an elf hat, using this pattern, as shown in the image above. This was really a fun and super-easy project to create, so I honestly think even beginners will be able to handle this one. … Continue reading
How cute are those little lace bloomers under Petite Barbie’s® dress? Yesterday I showed you how to make the little green holiday dress; today I’m going to give you what you need to make the bloomers: Here’s the tutorial video showing how to sew them. Here’s the printable pattern for the bloomers. These bloomers (when … Continue reading
I’m a little late posting the video tutorial, but here it is. If this dress looks familiar, that’s because I’m using the same basic pattern that I designed for the Easter dress that I posted last year. As you’ll see in the video, this dress pattern fits quite a number of different dolls, including Skipper®, the … Continue reading
Yes, yes, I know what you’re thinking: “That’s the same pattern she posted back in October!” Well you’re right. It’s the same pattern, but the holiday dresses we’re making in December use the pattern in a different way, to create whole new looks with this one pattern! Don’t believe me? Look back at Monday’s … Continue reading
This month I’ll be featuring the versatile pattern I’ve designed for 10″ and 11″ dolls like Petite Barbie, Skipper, the MC2 dolls, Momoko, and many others. Just scroll through all the great photos below, to see which dolls will fit this pattern: There are really only two outfits pictured in all of these images, but … Continue reading
With Christmas right around the corner, you’ve got to keep your dolls’ little leggies nice and warm, right? What better way to keep those leggies warm than a pair of hand-made dolly tights? It’s easier than you think! Just have a look at the video, and you’ll see what I mean… Additional Information: __________________ … Continue reading
Last week I showed you how to make my Colonial hat (or pirate hat). This week I’m going to show you how to make the vest that goes with it. A vest is one of the easiest patterns to sew, as it doesn’t require snaps or buttons or zippers. In fact, it was one of … Continue reading
