If anyone is interested, I can do a tutorial with pictures. However, I basically just traced one of her dresses onto my daughter's old dress. My daughter wanted it to be "twirly", so I had to adjust for that when cutting. This was the first time I ever used a knit fabric which definitely added a level of difficulty.
My daughter loved the end result and put it on Rebecca before I really finished it. If you look closely you'll see some threads I didn't get to cut and even a little maker on the edges that I wasn't able to wash off. Silly girl says Rebecca needs a dress for each day of the week. I'm going to try to create a pattern in order to streamline the process. But what's important is that Rebecca is now ready to go back to American Girl school with all her other doll friends!
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How super darling love it. I really want to get my daughter one of those dolls BAD! hAVE A gREat NIGHT! jEN
It is adorable and you did a great job. Having boys I missed the fun of buying dolls for my children and all those teeny tiny accessories....we had legos, lol!
Both my kids when to preschool, and I remember that my oldest thought that his teacher knew more than I did, because she was a teacher and I was "just a mommy."
I have to admit that when it came time for them to start school I just couldn't do it, and we began homeschooling and never looked back.
If I could do it all over again I would! Thanks for linking up today, my friend.
Rebecca looks great! Way to go with the knit fabric! You are a braver woman than I. I've made a few dresses for my daughter's girl, it's not so easy on such a small scale!
i am such a wimp, if you have time i would love the tutorial, i am not that talented, so pictures and any help is needed. Thank you, and Rebecca looks great
Leilane
Well done! Making clothes for those dolls is much more economical than purchasing.
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You did a beautiful job! I used to love to sew for my daughter Katherine's AG doll, Molly. (Katherine is 25 now.) There are just so many cute patterns out there. Some are even free. Here's a good site you might enjoy:
http://www.agplaythings.com/AG%20Patterns/DollDressPatterns.html
Oh, I'd love a tutorial.
Cute! Is it sick that I'm anxiously awaiting the day my daughter starts playing with dolls more so that I can attempt making them clothes? ;)
This dress is totally adorable. Great job! LittleGirl is after me to sew some more clothes for her AG doll. Thanks for the great inspiration! Happy Sewing! :o)
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How fun! Thanks for linking up to Mad Skills Monday!
The dress is adorable! You did a great job.
Cute stuff! Thank you for linking up!
So sweet you used your daughter's dress to make the doll's dress - great treasure to keep for years
Great job mom! This came out so cute. I can't believe you made your own pattern. Maybe one day I'll get to that level of sewing skill. I've also never worked with knits.
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