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Please visit ChellyWood.com for your free printable PDF sewing patterns for doll clothes to fit dolls of many shapes and all different sizes. The image shows our different outfits: three dresses and one shorts-and-shirt outfit. These outfits are shown on 7 inch (17 to 18 cm) Strawberry Shortcake dolls to demonstrate that they will fit dolls in the same size range. The free printable PDF sewing patterns for making these outfits are all found at ChellyWood.com
7-inch Dolls, Strawberry Shortcake Dolls, Whole Costumes for Dolls

Free Sewing Patterns for Making Doll Clothes to Fit 6 and 3/4 Inch Strawberry Shortcake Dolls (Gallery)

Please click on the doll clothes you would like to make. Not what you’re looking for? Behind the scenes, I’m creating a series of classes in doll clothing design techniques, so you can design your own doll clothes for your dolls, using simple techniques, household tools, and your amazing imagination! Click on this link to learn more about my paid courses on the Creative Spark … Continue reading Free Sewing Patterns for Making Doll Clothes to Fit 6 and 3/4 Inch Strawberry Shortcake Dolls (Gallery)

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This is a youtube header for a diy tutorial video which shows how to make a miniature doll dress to fit 6 inch or 7 inch dolls like Strawberry Shortcake dolls. The URL that's suggested by the youtube thumbnail is ChellyWood.com
7-inch Dolls, Strawberry Shortcake Dolls, Whole Costumes for Dolls

DIY video and free pattern for #sewing a #gingham dress for Strawberry Shortcake 7″ #dolls

This week’s #SewingBlogger Thursday includes a pattern that I’ve used before for other small dolls, but I made today’s tutorial in response to a request made by two different visitors to ChellyWood.com: Jason and Sharon. Now Sharon’s Strawberry Shortcake was a little smaller than mine, but as you’ll see in the video, my dress ended up a wee bit too short anyhow (see image below). … Continue reading DIY video and free pattern for #sewing a #gingham dress for Strawberry Shortcake 7″ #dolls

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Please visit ChellyWood.com for free printable sewing patterns for making doll clothes to fit 1;12 scale dolls like the Breyer Classic Rider dolls and various brands of dollhouse dolls. In this Gallery preview image, we see the 1:12 scale Classic Breyer Rider doll modeling handmade shorts with a Tee Shirt in one image and a handmade dress with lace trim in another image. This indicates a small selection of the patterns offered in the Breyer Classic Rider gallery page on ChellyWood.com, your source for free printable doll clothes sewing patterns and easy to follow sewing tutorial videos.
6-inch doll clothes patterns, Breyer Doll Clothes Patterns, Whole Costumes for Dolls

Free Sewing Patterns for Making Doll Clothes to Fit 6″ Breyer Rider Figures => NOTE 6-inch dolls = 1:12 Scale (Gallery)

Please click on the doll clothes you would like to make. Not what you’re looking for? Behind the scenes, I’m creating a series of classes in doll clothing design techniques, so you can design your own doll clothes for your dolls, using simple techniques, household tools, and your amazing imagination! Click on this link to learn more about my paid courses on the Creative Spark … Continue reading Free Sewing Patterns for Making Doll Clothes to Fit 6″ Breyer Rider Figures => NOTE 6-inch dolls = 1:12 Scale (Gallery)

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This image is a gallery screenshot of the free printable sewing patterns that will fit 4-inch to 5-inch dolls like Polly Pocket, Greenbriar dolls, Kelly dolls, and many dollhouse miniature dolls. Once you navigate to the page where this gallery is found, you can click on the image of the outfit you want to sew and it will take you to all the sewing patterns and tutorial videos you'll need to sew the outfit shown. Once again, the website where you can find all of these free patterns for Polly Pocket and similar sized dolls (10 cm 11 cm 12 cm miniature dolls), is ChellyWood.com
4-inch doll clothes patterns, Polly Pocket

FREE 4-inch Polly Pocket Doll Clothes Patterns

ATTENTION BLOG FOLLOWERS: Today’s blog post is part of the new 2019 website renovations. I’m working behind the scenes to make it easier to find the patterns you want. If you’d like to make one of the outfits shown in this gallery, just follow these directions: Click on the photograph of the outfit you’d like to sew. This will take you to a larger image … Continue reading FREE 4-inch Polly Pocket Doll Clothes Patterns

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This image shows a visual preview of the free printable pdf pattern downloadable link that's on the same page. In the preview, we see four images of a tiny 6 inch American girl doll wearing variations of outfits that were made using this pattern. One outfit includes a T-shirt that appears to be screen printed with the words "All Star" and this shirt matches the girl-power printed fabric of the shorts the doll wears. There's also an image of the same tee shirt in navy blue solid fabric with a pair of elastic-waist underpants made of the same fabric. The doll models a tee shirt and shorts made of pink jersey fabric as well, and in a fourth image, she wears the tee shirt with a skirt. Each of these 6 inch doll clothes items has a sewing pattern that's visible in the preview image: a pattern for a skirt for 6" American Girl dolls; a pattern for a T-shirt to fit the 6-inch American Girl dolls; a pattern for shorts to fit the 6 inch AG dolls, and two patterns in the shapes of underpants / knickers that six inch American Girl dolls (AG dolls) can wear. All of these are free printable sewing patterns that you can use, marked with the Creative Commons Attribution mark, with an easy PDF download at ChellyWood.com
6-inch doll clothes patterns, American Girl Doll Patterns, Daily Patterns

#PDFpattern Wednesday: free skirt pattern for the 6″ Mini #AGdoll and similar-sized #dolls

Okay, at this point it might be getting tedious… I’ve been posting the same free pattern each Wednesday for three weeks now. So next week we’ll take a break, okay? I have a baby doll summer dress pattern that has been waiting in the wings! But for this week’s 6″ American Girl doll skirt project, you’ll definitely need this pattern, so here it is again: … Continue reading #PDFpattern Wednesday: free skirt pattern for the 6″ Mini #AGdoll and similar-sized #dolls

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This image shows a visual preview of the free printable pdf pattern downloadable link that's on the same page. In the preview, we see four images of a tiny 6 inch American girl doll wearing variations of outfits that were made using this pattern. One outfit includes a T-shirt that appears to be screen printed with the words "All Star" and this shirt matches the girl-power printed fabric of the shorts the doll wears. There's also an image of the same tee shirt in navy blue solid fabric with a pair of elastic-waist underpants made of the same fabric. The doll models a tee shirt and shorts made of pink jersey fabric as well, and in a fourth image, she wears the tee shirt with a skirt. Each of these 6 inch doll clothes items has a sewing pattern that's visible in the preview image: a pattern for a skirt for 6" American Girl dolls; a pattern for a T-shirt to fit the 6-inch American Girl dolls; a pattern for shorts to fit the 6 inch AG dolls, and two patterns in the shapes of underpants / knickers that six inch American Girl dolls (AG dolls) can wear. All of these are free printable sewing patterns that you can use, marked with the Creative Commons Attribution mark, with an easy PDF download at ChellyWood.com
6-inch doll clothes patterns, American Girl Doll Patterns, Daily Patterns

#PDFpattern Wednesday: T-shirt for the 6″ Mini #AmericanGirl and similar-sized #dolls

Yes, this is the same pattern we saw last week, but I thought it would be a good idea to re-post it this week, just in case you missed last week’s series of posts for making the underpants. So without further ado, here’s the easy-to-download free pattern: FREE printable PDF pattern for 6-inch doll clothes wardrobe This pattern will likely fit any 6 inch dolls … Continue reading #PDFpattern Wednesday: T-shirt for the 6″ Mini #AmericanGirl and similar-sized #dolls

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Who do you follow on eBay? One of my favorite eBay stores is Dodi’s Shop of Stuff. I’m actually lucky enough to have met Dodi in person, and she’s a woman with a business-sense that I truly admire and aspire to. Her eBay store has over 8,000 reviews with a 99.9% positive rating. You can’t find eBay stores with a better rating than that! Dodi … Continue reading #FridayFollow: Who do you follow on eBay?

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The image shows a handmade pincushion in the shape of a Dutch windmill (like the old-fashioned ones found in the Netherlands). It has propellers, windows, a door, and it appears to have embroidered borders around various parts, like it's an embroidery sampler of some kind. The propellers are held on with a cloth-covered button. In the window boxes are tiny flowers. From roof to base, it's covered in colorful straight pins. The overlay says, "Windmill pin-cushion" and offers the URL ChellyWood.com where you can find patterns for other pin cushions and craft projects. All patterns on ChellyWood.com are free to print, using a creative commons attribution mark.
Crafts and Hobbies, Links, Pincushions, Tutorials: Crafts, Yarn and Embroidery

Dutch windmill pincushion: #ChristmasGiftIdeas for anyone who loves #TheNetherlands, #sewing, #miniatures, or #embroidery

Here’s the tutorial you’ve been waiting for! I just love my little Dutch windmill pincushion! I use it all the time, and for Christmas this season, I’ve been making one for an aunt of mine who also loves to sew. I don’t advise this project for the absolute beginner; however, if you’re intermediate to advanced at sewing and would like to learn to embroider, this … Continue reading Dutch windmill pincushion: #ChristmasGiftIdeas for anyone who loves #TheNetherlands, #sewing, #miniatures, or #embroidery

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The image shows a handmade unity cup for Kwanzaa in 1:6 scale for dolls like Barbie and Ken. The cup appears to be made from a cylindrical bead, a slice of dowel rod, and half of a hazelnut. A small doll hand holds the cup aloft.
Holiday Crafts, Props and Dioramas, Tutorials: Crafts

#Kwanzaa Unity Cup #DIY project @ ChellyWood.com

  This week I posted patterns for Kwanzaa doll clothes, including a free, printable poncho pattern. But what else does a fashion doll need for his/her Kwanzaa celebration? How about a unity cup? This tutorial video shows you how to make a unity cup from three simple objects you can find around the house: half of a nut shell a bead connector a slice of … Continue reading #Kwanzaa Unity Cup #DIY project @ ChellyWood.com

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Please visit ChellyWood.com for free, printable sewing patterns for dolls of many shapes and sizes. Image shows a Stacie doll (Barbie's little sister) dressed in a hand-made Christmas dress and elf hat. She stands before a tiny train filled with gifts and toys. She leans against Santa's sleigh, which is filled with little wrapped gifts. Behind her is a snow-covered hill with many wintery pine trees.
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#Sew small #dolls #Christmas dress w/free pattern @ ChellyWood.com

Here’s a preview of the red Christmas “elf” dress I’m going to show you how to make this week. That’s Barbie’s little sister, Stacie, pictured above. And as you can see by the images below, this FREE pattern fits LOTS of different dolls: That’s my little World of Love doll wearing the dress (above). And there’s Momoko wearing the dress. The 10″ and 11″ Disney … Continue reading #Sew small #dolls #Christmas dress w/free pattern @ ChellyWood.com

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Here we see a tiny 4 inch Kelly doll modeling an Easter dress with long sleeves and a 3/4 length skirt. The sleeves and skirt are trimmed with bias tape. The bodice is made of bright springtime green felt. the skirt and sleeves are made of cotton print fabric that has colorful oval Easter Eggs scattered about with tiny black lines connecting them.
Chelsea, Kelly Doll, Polly Pocket, Tutorials: Sewing for Dolls, Whole Costumes for Dolls

#Miniature #dolls’ dress pattern is free @ ChellyWood.com #dollhouse

Here we have a tiny-doll project for someone who is a beginning-to-intermediate sewist. (Any time you need to attach sleeves, the sewing gets a little harder than just beginner-level.) I still think this is a pretty easy project for tiny hands, so I’ve included this video in my “Easy-Sew Projects for Kids” tutorial collection. The pattern below goes with the tutorial above. It will fit most … Continue reading #Miniature #dolls’ dress pattern is free @ ChellyWood.com #dollhouse

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Visit ChellyWood.com for free, printable sewing patterns for dolls of many shapes and sizes. Image shows a fairly easy sewing pattern for a ghost costume for small dolls, like doll-house sized dolls ranging from Polly Pocket to Chelsea dolls, to many other dollhouse-sized dolls in miniature. The pattern itself is meant to be used with felt fabric, and is marked with the URL ChellyWood.com (the pattern designer's website) and a creative commons attribution mark.
Chelsea, Daily Patterns, Holiday Crafts, Polly Pocket

Sew a felt #Halloween #ghost costume for 1:12 or 1:18 scale #dolls w/this free pattern

Here’s the last of my free patterns for this fun Halloween doll costume set. Look back at Monday’s post to see the preview of both costumes, which include a cat costume, this little ghost costume, and a Halloween jack-o-lantern candy bucket /basket pattern. This ghost costume pattern is designed to fit small dollhouse-sized dolls, like Polly Pocket®, Chelsea®, and many other 1:12 or 1:18 scale … Continue reading Sew a felt #Halloween #ghost costume for 1:12 or 1:18 scale #dolls w/this free pattern

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Visit ChellyWood.com for free, printable sewing patterns for dolls of many shapes and sizes. Image shows a Liv Doll acting as photographer, taking photos of a Tonner doll in a professional photo studio. Overlay says, "Doll Photo TIP #10 Avoiding glossy doll 'skin'" and offers the URL ChellyWood.com
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Doll #Photography Tip #10: Avoid Glossy #Dolls’ “Skin”

Fashion dolls are typically made of hard plastic, and yet we want them to look life-like in our photos. So how do we avoid the glossy look of a doll’s hard-plastic “skin?” This doll photography tutorial video helps you problem-solve this notorious problem for doll photographers. This is the last of my NEW doll photography tips and tricks videos. I hope I haven’t inconvenienced anyone … Continue reading Doll #Photography Tip #10: Avoid Glossy #Dolls’ “Skin”

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Visit ChellyWood.com for FREE printable doll clothes patterns for dolls of many shapes and sizes. Image shows Tall Barbie, Curvy Barbie, Petite Barbie, Skipper, Kelly Doll, Chelsea Doll, and Polly Pocket all wearing handmade doll clothes. The patterns for each outfit shown in the image comes from ChellyWood.com, which is known for its FREE printable sewing patterns (and tutorials) for dolls of many shapes and sizes.
2 Enchanting 2B True -- Doll Pics, Tutorials: Doll Photography

Doll #Photography Tip #7: Maintain Ratios

In the image above, I’ve included dolls from both a 1:6 scale (i.e. Mattel’s Barbie®) and a 1:9 scale (i.e. the Breyer® dolls). For a brief period, I used this image to demonstrate that ChellyWood.com offers FREE printable doll clothes sewing patterns for dolls of — as my catch-phrase states — many shapes and sizes. However I got a little bit of negative feedback from … Continue reading Doll #Photography Tip #7: Maintain Ratios

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Visit ChellyWood.com for free, printable sewing patterns for dolls of many shapes and sizes. Image shows a Liv Doll acting as photographer, taking photos of a Tonner doll in a professional photo studio. Overlay says, "Doll Photo TIP #6 Believable Setting" and offers the URL ChellyWood.com
2 Enchanting 2B True -- Doll Pics, Tutorials: Doll Photography

#Doll #Photography Tip #6: Believable Surroundings

Where do you take photos of your doll? Is it indoors? Outdoors? In a studio? On the kitchen table? No matter where you do your dolly photo shoot, the setting needs to be believable to get a really good photograph of a doll. In this video, we’ll compare shots of dolls that lack that believability factor. Some additional things to think about when creating a … Continue reading #Doll #Photography Tip #6: Believable Surroundings

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