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Posted by Knit Chic on July 10, 2007, 11:31 am
I'm looking for free doll clothing patterns for an 18 inch "american girl
like" doll.
My daughter would like me to make a few things for her.
Thanks,
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Posted by on July 11, 2007, 4:51 pm
> I'm looking for free doll clothing patterns for an 18 inch "american girl
> like" doll.
> My daughter would like me to make a few things for her.
> Thanks,
I don't know about free, but you can get 99c patterns from JoAnn's
when they have a sale. All the major pattern companies seem to have
several doll clothes patterns available. JoAnn's often has a 40%
coupon also, but the pattern sale is cheaper. Sometimes the price is
$1.99 or $3.99 for Vogue. Sign up for the newsletter.
Or you could try making your own based on the clothes you already
have.
Try googling "free doll clothes patterns". I found a few -- one for a
kimono. All you really need is one to get started -- just change the
fabric and trim for variety.
Good luck.
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Posted by Knit Chic on July 13, 2007, 8:02 am
>> I'm looking for free doll clothing patterns for an 18 inch "american girl
>> like" doll.
>> My daughter would like me to make a few things for her.
>> Thanks,
> I don't know about free, but you can get 99c patterns from JoAnn's
> when they have a sale. All the major pattern companies seem to have
> several doll clothes patterns available. JoAnn's often has a 40%
> coupon also, but the pattern sale is cheaper. Sometimes the price is
> $1.99 or $3.99 for Vogue. Sign up for the newsletter.
> Or you could try making your own based on the clothes you already
> have.
> Try googling "free doll clothes patterns". I found a few -- one for a
> kimono. All you really need is one to get started -- just change the
> fabric and trim for variety.
> Good luck.
Thank you,
Yesterday I found several books at the library for 18 inch dolls.
I don't know why I didn't think to look there first.
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Posted by BEI Design on July 13, 2007, 11:23 am
Knit Chic wrote:
> > wrote:
> > > I'm looking for free doll clothing patterns for an 18
> > > inch "american girl like" doll.
> > > My daughter would like me to make a few things for
> > > her. Thanks,
> > I don't know about free, but you can get 99c patterns
> > from JoAnn's when they have a sale. All the major
> > pattern companies
> > seem to have several doll clothes patterns available.
> > JoAnn's often has a 40% coupon also, but the pattern
> > sale is cheaper. Sometimes
> > the price is $1.99 or $3.99 for Vogue. Sign up for the
> > newsletter. Or you could try making your own based on
> > the clothes
> > you already have.
> > Try googling "free doll clothes patterns". I found a
> > few -- one for a kimono. All you really need is one to
> > get started -- just change the fabric and trim for
> > variety. Good luck.
> Thank you,
> Yesterday I found several books at the library for 18
> inch dolls. I don't know why I didn't think to look there
> first.
In your original message, you said you wanted patterns for
"18
inch "american girl like" doll". Be aware that true
American Girls doll's body shape is quite a bit different
from that of 18" "baby dolls". If you have access to the
doll you are sewing for, take a lot of measurements and
check them against the pattern pieces.
Beverly
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Posted by Knit Chic on July 13, 2007, 3:50 pm
> Knit Chic wrote:
>> > wrote:
>> > > I'm looking for free doll clothing patterns for an 18
>> > > inch "american girl like" doll.
>> > > My daughter would like me to make a few things for
>> > > her. Thanks,
>> > I don't know about free, but you can get 99c patterns
>> > from JoAnn's when they have a sale. All the major pattern companies
>> > seem to have several doll clothes patterns available.
>> > JoAnn's often has a 40% coupon also, but the pattern sale is cheaper.
>> > Sometimes
>> > the price is $1.99 or $3.99 for Vogue. Sign up for the
>> > newsletter. Or you could try making your own based on the clothes
>> > you already have.
>> > Try googling "free doll clothes patterns". I found a
>> > few -- one for a kimono. All you really need is one to
>> > get started -- just change the fabric and trim for
>> > variety. Good luck.
>> Thank you,
>> Yesterday I found several books at the library for 18
>> inch dolls. I don't know why I didn't think to look there first.
> In your original message, you said you wanted patterns for "18
> inch "american girl like" doll". Be aware that true American Girls doll's
> body shape is quite a bit different from that of 18" "baby dolls". If
> you have access to the doll you are sewing for, take a lot of measurements
> and check them against the pattern pieces.
> Beverly
Thank you for the heads up. As I was looking at the pattern pcs I did
notice. I do think I'll be able to still use the patterns.
My daughter does have an American Girl doll, the reason I said American Girl
like is because the real American Girl patterns cost too much for my budget.
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> like" doll.
> My daughter would like me to make a few things for her.
> Thanks,