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Showing posts with label american girl dolls. Show all posts
Showing posts with label american girl dolls. Show all posts
Thursday, December 22, 2011
Making 18"doll princess outfits
I am on the hunt for some cute 18" doll princess outfits to match all the ones my daughter has. Here are a couple links I found:
Tuesday, February 22, 2011
Monday, February 7, 2011
Friday, December 31, 2010
Saturday, November 27, 2010
some new tuts!
Sunday, October 10, 2010
American Girl Doll show
Thanks to the sweet little girls that wore my dresses to the show. Get yours here.
Tuesday, September 21, 2010
Wednesday, May 26, 2010
Tuesday, February 23, 2010
American Girl Doll Dresses
Tried my luck at creating a doll dress to match the peasant dresses I have been making. I borrowed my neighbors daughters doll and measured her just like I did for the big girl dresses.
They came out pretty cute, but were a lot harder to create than the big ones. Those tiny arms holes are hard to feed elastic through.
I know that they will make some little girl happy one day when they get their matching dress set.
If anyone would like the it here is the pattern .
I would be happy to share it. Just send me pics of your dresses.
I also found a great sewing video here to help with your pattern.
Doll Skirt Tutorials
thread
1/4 yard of fabric ( by 2 colors is you want the ruffle to be a different color) sewing machine
Cut your material:
cut your main piece of the skirt 17 x 6 inches. cut your ruffle 34 x 3 inches. (you can do 2 pieces 17x3 if you want)
cut your main piece of the skirt 17 x 6 inches. cut your ruffle 34 x 3 inches. (you can do 2 pieces 17x3 if you want)
Assembly:
take your main fabric and iron down a short hem 1/4"" then fold over another 1/4" take elastic and sew on top of folded over bit with wrong side of fabric facing up. Stretch elastic as you sew such that it stretches all the way across the top of the skirt. Now sew up the short side and serge or cut with pinking shears to finish edges.
take your main fabric and iron down a short hem 1/4"" then fold over another 1/4" take elastic and sew on top of folded over bit with wrong side of fabric facing up. Stretch elastic as you sew such that it stretches all the way across the top of the skirt. Now sew up the short side and serge or cut with pinking shears to finish edges.
The ruffle: take ruffle (whether you pieced it together or have one long piece) sew up short ends to make one long loop. take loop and fold it in half long ways to make one long narrower loop. Press folded edge. take loop and gather it using a long basting stitch. Pull strings to make loop gather to the circumference of the bottom of the main skirt. Sew the ruffle to the bottom of the main skirt wrong sides together making sure to line up the ruffled edge with the bottom of the skirt evenly. finish edge of the joint of skirt and ruffle with a serger or zig zag stitch. Turn over to the right side of the fabric. Fold the ruffle up and top stitch close to edge to make the ruffle lay flat. All done!!
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