Here’s my EAH doll wearing the Colonial blouse and shoes with the St. Patrick’s Day mini-skirt. Heck, she could pass for a little leprechaun, couldn’t she? I posted this image to remind you that there are hundreds of ways to mix and match my FREE printable doll clothes patterns. Different fabrics can give it a … Continue reading
At long last, here’s everything you’ll need to make the pirate costume. As I’ve shown you before, this outfit will fit fit Project MC2® dolls, Monster High® dolls, and Ever After High® dolls, to name a few. Ready to get busy sewing? Here are the patterns and tutorials you’ll need: Pattern for the Vest, Shoes, and … Continue reading
With the tutorial above and the links below, you can make the merchant’s pinafore from Romeo and Juliet (a stop-motion video that’s in production). You can also make her basic dress (an undergarment called a “shift”) and snood. Here are the patterns and tutorials you’ll need to finish this project: Here’s the pattern for the … Continue reading
The dress shown in the image above is one of the most fundamental “ball gown” or “wedding dress” patterns in my collection. It can be used for pioneer clothes, medieval garb, Renaissance dresses, and even as a shift (undergarment) beneath pinafores, as is shown in the image below: The doll pictured in both photos above … Continue reading
I often get questions about clothing swaps: Can Doll A’s clothes fit on Doll B? That sort of thing. Well guess what… The dress I designed and posted last week will fit the Project MC2 dolls as well as the Spin Master Liv Dolls! Yay! (I love it when dolls can share clothes!) So once … Continue reading
Earlier this week, I posted a pirate hat pattern that fits the Project MC2 Dolls. However, the pirate hat pattern that I posted isn’t the only thing I’ve created to fit Project MC2 Dolls. In the past, I’ve actually created a very lovely pants-and-shirt set that looks nice on my Project MC2 Dolls too. The shirt is a basic long-sleeved … Continue reading
In the image above, Barbie and friends wave a flag at the 4th of July parade. Do your dolls need to be well-dressed for the 4th of July fireworks? Would you like to make one–or even ALL–of these outfits? Once again, I have lots of free sewing patterns for you, in celebration of the United … Continue reading
Here’s everything you’ll need to make your Curvy doll a reversible shirt, maxi skirt, and matching purse: pattern for reversible shirt (free and printable) tutorial for making reversible shirt free skirt pattern tutorial for making the maxi-length skirt free fashion doll purse pattern tutorial for making the doll purse Incidentally, these patterns can also fit regular-sized … Continue reading
The pattern and tutorial below is for each of the felt shirts shown above. As you can see, this pattern fits a number of different dolls, from the lovely Momoko™ dolls, to Spin Master Liv™ dolls, to Lammily™ dolls, to Curvy®, Tall®, and Petite® Barbies®. It fits Skipper® and some Disney Princess® dolls too! The … Continue reading
Here are the patterns and tutorials you’ll need to make the easy-peasy felt summer shirt pictured above, along with the intermediate-level pants that Tall Barbie® is wearing: FREE printable shirt pattern Tutorial for making the shirt Free printable pants pattern Tutorial for making pants I don’t like the way the darts turned out on that shirt, so … Continue reading
