Here you’ll find free, printable, downloadable sewing patterns for Ken-sized dolls.
I realize this is a re-post, but this hat tutorial gets lots of hits on YouTube. So I didn’t think it would hurt to re-post it at the end of the month of January. If you decide to print and use this free doll hat pattern, please like it on Facebook, tweet about it, and/or pin it to your Pinterest page. Thanks! Continue reading Basic #Hat #Sewing #Pattern for Dolls
Yesterday I showed you the final product: a Renaissance muffin cap for Ken dolls. Today I’m going to share the pattern for the muffin caps I made. Please feel free to download and print this pattern, but there are a couple of things I want to say: First, please like this post on Facebook, tweet about it, and/or pin this image on Pinterest to help … Continue reading #Sewing #Pattern for Renaissance #MuffinCap
On Monday, I showed you the image of my Mercutio Ken doll’s completed costume. Then, on Tuesday, I gave you the pattern for his costume. On Wednesday, I offered a tutorial showing how to make Mercutio’s doublet for Ken dolls. Yesterday you got to see how to make bi-colored pants, like those my Mercutio Ken will be wearing in my Barbie version of Romeo and … Continue reading Ken Doll Boots Video Tutorial
Today I’m posting my pattern for the Renaissance doublet you saw in yesterday’s post. A doublet is more or less a vest with sleeves. During the Renaissance, these sleeves were often detachable. Tomorrow I’ll post my video tutorial, showing you how to sew this doublet. This garment is not for the beginning seamstress, though! Beware! It’s a tough one to make! On Thursday, I’ll show … Continue reading #Renaissance Doublet #Sewing #Pattern for Ken Dolls
On Monday I showed you Jasper’s fantastic costume. He’ll be playing Father Capulet in my Barbie/Momoko version of Romeo and Juliet, on YouTube at a later date. Tuesday, I gave you the pattern for his pants, and Wednesday I offered my YouTube tutorial for how to make the pants. Today I’m going to show you the pattern for Jasper’s “Father Capulet” tunic. Remember, if you download … Continue reading #Renaissance Tunic #Sewing Pattern for Ken or Twilight’s Jasper #Dolls
In my YouTube version of Romeo and Juliet, I’ve cast Twilight‘s Jasper doll to play Father Capulet. He has the right grumpy face for the role, so that was my main reason for casting him thus. What did they say about him in Twilight? He’s “the blond one who looks like he’s in pain”–that’s it! Well, Juliet’s dad is definitely unhappy through most of the … Continue reading #Twilight Doll Clothes: #Sewing Pattern for #Jasper’s Pants
On Monday I posted my little boot pattern for dollhouse miniatures, Blythe, Momoko, and World of Love dolls. Then, on Tuesday, I taught you how to make Jesus sandals (also great for a Barbie nativity scene). Today I’m going to share my boot pattern, which I use with Ken dolls. Tomorrow I’d like to post a new tutorial, showing you how to make these boots: … Continue reading Boot #Sewing #Pattern for Ken #Dolls
I designed this vest pattern to be worn by Soul, my World of Love doll (from Hasbro). However I think this pattern will likely fit many miniature and small dolls. Soul is a little smaller than a Skipper doll, and vest patterns are very versatile. Not only that, but if you’re looking for patterns to use with your miniature dollhouse dolls, you can always shrink … Continue reading #Sewing Vest or Renaissance Doublet #Pattern for #Miniature Dolls
Here’s my pattern for sewing Ken a prince costume. If you look at yesterday’s post, you can see how the costume will look when finished. Tomorrow’s post will be a tutorial on how to sew the jacket. Thursday, I’ll post a tutorial on how to make the pants. Friday I’ll add links to Barbie clothes tutorials and patterns that would go well with this costume. … Continue reading Free #Sewing #Pattern for Ken Doll #Prince Clothes
Here’s the pattern for my Barbie or Momoko Halloween or Mardi Gras mask. Tomorrow I’ll be posting the tutorial video. Remember, whenever you print my doll patterns, download them and enlarge them to fit a full sheet of computer paper. That way your pattern should fit your dolls exactly. Continue reading Make a #HalloweenMask for #Barbie or #MomokoDoll
To make this hat, simply click on the image of the hat pattern, right-click the unframed image, save it to your computer, and enlarge it to fit Microsoft Word. Make sure it prints at exactly the same size as a printer-sized piece of paper. That way you can be sure the pattern will fit your Barbie. This may also fit other fashion dolls, like Momoko … Continue reading This week I’m featuring Barbie’s Three Musketeers hat pattern–free to download and print!
I’m producing Romeo and Juliet with Barbies, and I’ll be giving away all the doll clothes when the production is over. So if you know of any little girls who’d love to own a bunch of Barbie clothes, you might want to follow my blog and watch for my upcoming contest! Here’s the final pattern I used for Friar Lawrence’s monk’s robes; it’s the medieval hood. … Continue reading Friar Lawrence’s #Medieval Hood #SewingPattern
I’m producing Romeo and Juliet with Barbies, and I’ll be giving away all the doll clothes when the production is over. So if you know of any little girls who’d love to own a bunch of Barbie clothes, you might want to follow my blog and watch for my upcoming contest! Here’s the second half of the pattern I used for Friar Lawrence’s monk’s robes, … Continue reading Friar Lawrence’s Robe #SewingPattern (Also Works for #Angels, #Jesus, Priests, etc…)
I’m producing Romeo and Juliet with Barbies, and I’ll be giving away all the doll clothes when the production is over. Here’s the pattern I used for Friar Lawrence’s monk’s robes, but if you wanted, you could also use this pattern for a Barbie and Ken angel costume, Jesus costume, priestly costume, or many other possibilities. Today I’m posting the basic robe pattern. Tomorrow I’ll … Continue reading Friar Lawrence’s #RobePattern (Also Works for #Angels, #Jesus, Priests, etc…)
To print this pattern, simply copy/paste it into a word document and enlarge it to fit the whole page. Then print. It’s that simple. All of my patterns are free to print on this page, and if you’re wondering why I offer so many great patterns and tutorials for free, please visit this page. Continue reading Printable #SewingPattern for Making a Pair of #JesusSandals for Ken #Dolls
