Barbie coat pattern free

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This is the pattern I used to make the zipper-front ski jacket that I posted yesterday. It fits a lot of different fashion dolls, including Barbie and Tammy dolls. (The sleeves turned out a bit long for Barbie, so you might want to trim the pattern up by about a half a centimeter.) It's a

I have wanted to make this coat and purse for Barbie for a long time. The hat I am not so sure about but the pattern is here in case you want to try it. I am going to make my coat of lightweight w…

I have been in a "too much doll stuff, gotta get rid of some of it" mode for the last few weeks (this seems to always strike when winter daylight is at its lowest...) A result of this is that I have been digging out dolls I've wanted to do more things with, and...doing things. Like sewing. I started with making this coat which uses a pattern I derived over 20 years ago by scanning the pattern layout pieces from a human-size pattern. The version I used for this was a noticeably big for…

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For your free patterns and links to the tutorial videos you'll find helpful, please scroll down to the second set of bullets. Happy New Year! Yesterday I gave you the free pattern and tutorial for just the bathrobe. Today I'm giving you patterns and tutorial videos for the whole ensemble! This outfit will include flannel

I grew up in the American Midwest where winters were sometimes brutal. Yes, there were those romantic snowy, white Christmases, but after...

So far, we've only the basic bodice sloper to make a simple top. That same sloper can be used for a multiple of different garments including a straight, basic jacket or coat. This exercise is a little bit more involved than the others. However, it remains rather simple and only requires 3 pattern pieces. With doll in hand, decide the length of the jacket. (Measure down from the waist.) Trace the slopers onto a piece of graph paper and extend the CF and CB according to how long you want your…

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