Tiny doll clothes

I don't know about you guys, but sewing doll clothes has (until recently!) always been mysteriously frustrating for me. I just couldn't figure out how other people were doing it so successfully. My sewing machine would invariably gobble up those tiny seam allowances, leaving me cursing violently understandably frustrated while trying to yank my dress back out of the stitch plate. Even if my sewing machine didn't maul my dress to complete tatters, I could never quite master that professional…

Are you looking for the patterns? Scroll down to the second set of bullets. Today's free pattern has existed here, on ChellyWood.com, for some time, and in fact, last month I gave you the simple version of the dress, without the teeny tiny buttons. But today I wanted to show you how much miniature buttons

Today's doll dress fits a wide variety of tiny dolls, and with a bodice made of felt and sleeves made of lace, it's a relatively easy project to sew. Which dolls will this dress fit? 6" classic Breyer Rider dolls (1:12 scale) Mattel's Chelsea dolls (5.5 inches or 13.5 cm) 6.75 inch Strawberry Shortcake dolls

I've been working on a new design for a little fox softie using the basic shape of my bunny and bear dolls. This is what I have so far... ​His face is longer and more pointy, he has a tail and I've...

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For your free pattern and tutorial video, please scroll down to the second set of bullets. Today I'm going to share a pattern that will fit 10 inch dolls with a body type like Mattel's Skipper dolls. It's a pattern that will help you sew a crop top and shorts. The pattern has already been