Free Sewing Patterns For Girls Clothing
Sewing doll clothes for 18 inch dolls?
My daughter wants more clothes for her 18 inch american girl doll. I don’t want to buy more american girl dolls clothes because they are so expensive. I want some free printable patterns for 18 inch dolls but i cant find any. Please help.
Joan Hinds has several books of patterns for 18″ dolls… see if you can borrow from the library.
http://www.infinitefreedom.com/contemporary-pages/20-joan-hinds-author.html
I don’t sew doll clothes, but friends who are collectors think highly of her patterns.
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Hanfu Chinese Dress and Kimono Pattern in 2 Sizes: For 18 American Girl Dolls and for 18 Slim Dolls $12.95 18 inch Doll Clothes Pattern for American Girl dolls and for slim dolls like Carpatina and Magic Attic. Pattern for Chinese Hanfu dress and for Japanese Kimono and butterfly Obi Sash…. |
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