Picture Day Skirt Pattern
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Are the instructions simple even if I’m not a good seamstress? Yes!
Can I start immediately if I have a sewing machine and material? Yes!
Can I make this using old material that I already have? Yes!
Will the finished product come out like the pictures if I follow the directions? Yes!
Will you give me a refund if I’m not happy with the pattern? Yes!
Will making this help me become a better seamstress if I’m just starting out? Yes!
I’ve seen Simplicity patterns and they seem really hard, is this easier than those? Yes!
You Get…
Pictures – Beautiful example pictures of the Picture Day Skirt.
Step-by-Step Instructions – These easy to follow instructions walk you through each step in completing your American Girl Doll’s new flouncy skirt.
The Picture Day Skirt Pattern – Easy to use, wonderfully designed, and not complicated.
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Wow! There are so many choices I don’t know what to choose!
This is my very FAVORITE pattern. It is soooo pretty. I have that exact same doll. That ooutfit would look awesome on my doll!
ME TOO!
Do I need any special fabric for this or can I use regular cotton?
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I have another question. What material did you use to make each of the two example skirts from Midnight Countdown and Picture Day? Picture Day just looks like a really flowy material, but I’m not really sure what the other is made of. Sorry this was kind of irrelavant, but I wanted to make the two outfits to the best of my ability.
~Miranda
Hi Miranda,
For the black skirt I used dance stretch mesh fabric in black. There is a website called Spandex World that sells it in lots of different colors. Here’s the link: http://spandexworld.com/c3/catalog/browse/26
For the silver skirt it’s a thin dance/swim lycra, available at most craft stores.
Just an FYI – The balck fabric is easier to sew with
Cinnamon
What pattern did you use for the spaghetti strap shirt? and also what kind of material is it?
i wanna win this
i love this i wanna see this made in blue
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