18-21 inch Doll Body Measurements
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We offer doll clothes patterns for 18 inch dolls like American Girl Dolls
Here is a picture with 4 different American Girl Dolls and their slight variations in measurements. Mia is the biggest doll that we have and Molly is the smallest and has a slightly longer body than all of the other AG’s that we have. Most AG dolls that you are sewing for are made by Mattel, if a customer has a Pre Mattel doll they usually know it and know that they are a bit Chubbier. The Pre Mattel doll that we have doesn’t seem to be that much bigger, but most are. The LJC Patterns have been fitted to the Mia Doll’s measurements.
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[...] Girl dolls. If you have questions about sizing for a different 18 inch doll be sure to check our doll measurements page and don‘t forget, when you buy this cute pattern, you get the Shiny Happy Dress instructions [...]
If you have other dolls measurements please post them in the comment box here. Thanks!
-Cinnamon
Here’s info from Rose for Austrailian Girl Dolls- height 19″ * waist 11 1/4″ *hip 12 1/4 ” * shoulder 4″ * arm 7″ * leg 9″
contact http://www.australiangirldoll.com.au/ for more complete or accurate measurements Helene is really nice and her dolls are beautiful!
That helps out a lot! Were you get the wig for Molly? Thanks Again!
[...] Girl dolls. If you have questions about sizing for a different 18 inch doll be sure to check our doll measurements page and don‘t forget, when you buy this cute pattern, you get the Shiny Happy Dress instructions [...]
[...] Girl dolls. If you have questions about sizing for a different 18 inch doll be sure to check our doll measurements page and don‘t forget, when you buy this cute pattern, you get the Shiny Happy Dress instructions [...]
what if its a my americangirl doll
My american girl, just like you, historical, girl of the year, or a customized american girl doll usually have the same size of body not to much of a difference, we have 11 dolls and I find their really isn’t much of a difference. Hope this helps. : )
What would the head measurement be for the American Girl dolls and the other similar types of dolls? If you could, take a cloth/fabric tape measure and wrap it around covering the ears a bit, you know, like where you wear a hat and let me know the inches.
Thanks so much for your help.
If you are looking for a wig their size is 11″. Hope this helps. : )
[...] Kids dolls. If you have questions about sizing for a different 18 inch doll be sure to check our doll measurements [...]
I have the Samantha doll and the patterns seem to be to small.Skinny jeans would not go on,and the cami was to tight. If you make doll clothes to sell how can you know what doll the buyer has. I do love these patterns. Thanks
[...] Girl dolls. If you have questions about sizing for a different 18 inch doll be sure to check our doll measurements page and don‘t forget, when you buy this cute pattern, you get the Shiny Happy Dress instructions [...]
[...] Kids dolls. If you have questions about sizing for a different 18 inch doll be sure to check our doll measurements [...]
wondering how the Tonner 21″ play dolls compare to Maru and Friends dolls and the Karito kids dolls for clothing size?
how tall are the ellowyne dolls
Whatis the foot measurement of the AG doll
The Maplea Girls from Canada have the same measurements as the AG except that their tush is 1″ bigger. They have longer narrow feet that do not fit the AG shoes, but Katito Kids can wear the Maplea shoes beautifully and the shoes are detailed and well made.
Thanks for the info Sarah, this is great to know
can you make more free patterns
Thanks for this chart! I am sewing doll clothes for my granddaughters who recently inherited some used American Girl Dolls. I don’t know if they are pre or post Mattel. My son says they have a label saying that they are made in China. My daughter in law says that their waists are 11.5 inches. I was wondering if your patterns would fit their dolls. (Are there any other distinguishing marks that would help me figure out how old their dolls are?)
Thank you for any help.
Mary
I don’t know if you’re still curious about this, but all AG dolls made before 1998 have a stamp on the back of the neck that says “Pleasant Company.” After the Mattel buyout, this was changed for all new dolls. I have a 1992 Felicity and the 1996 Girl of Today and they do not have tags–this may be a Mattel thing.
Since the dolls’ bodies are stuffed instead of rigid vinyl, usually the patterns LJC makes work just as well for big-waisted dolls. Just sort of squeeze the dolls and shuffle the stuffing around, or take the heads off (not around kids; it’s creepy to watch!) and take out a little pinch.
Forgot to mention–newer dolls have a neck stamp that says “American Girl,” from what I’ve heard.
Out of curiosity, are they the historical dolls? If so, which characters? That may help narrow down the year of production, as different dolls were released and retired at different times. Doll of Today/Just Like You/My AG were first released in 1994, and the clothes she comes with tend to be updated every 2-3 years.