1930′s Dress Pattern for AG Dolls
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Pattern Overview: A vintage inspired 1930′s style dress pattern for your American Girl Doll! This sweet design captures the spirit of yesteryear. Designer Donna Seabury has provided us with this fun new doll clothes dress pattern for 18 inch American Girl dolls. This beautifully designed doll clothes pattern has instructions to make both of the bodice styles pictured above.
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!
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!
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What You Get For Just $3.99…
The Pattern - This is a fun and easy pattern, with several variations.
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At the American Girl Doll Store you’d pay around $35 for a new outfit for your doll. But you can make these clothes for less than the cost of a Starbucks Grande White Chocolate Mocha. Making this outfit yourself is an extreme value! Go for it.
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This was my last purchase from Liberty Jane. I loved the collar on this dress and that was the main reason I bought it. However, the sleeves were so tight I had to redo them and ultimately alter the sleeve pattern. It was also way too tight around the waist. I have four AG dolls and some of the older ones are a little more chubby so this pattern doesn’t fit that well
Please help! I ordered 2 patterns, The midnight gala dress and the 1930′s dress pattern. I clicked on the free Shiney Happy dress and printed it and went back to download the 1030′s pattern & it was gone. What did I do wrong and can you reload it for me to print.
I also noticed that when the midnight gala dress printed, the sleeve instructions looked like they were for the 1930′s dress. I need help don’t I? Thanks Crystal
HI crystal, You should see an email from Liberty Jane with your download links. It would have been sent to the email used with your payment.
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I see above that another person bought this pattern with the same results for the sleeve. Shame on me for not making a muslin of the dress before cutting out several dresses to sew. I am wondering if there is an update to the pattern with corrected sleeve sizing? I will change the sleeve pattern myself for future projects. Sadly that won’t be done for those already cut as I was working with a minimal amount of heirloom 30′s fabric.
I did not, however, have the same problem with the waist. The dress, now sleeveless, fits nicely on my daughters older PC doll as well as the new AG doll. I can’t speak for the other generations of the AG dolls.
I love this dress but I’m concerned about purchasing the pattern since 2 people have commented on the sleeve problem. I am not experienced enough to change a pattern. Does anyone know if the pattern has been updated?
I would really love to buy this pattern, but I am not a very trained seamstress. Do you have any advice on how to handle the sleeve issue?
I downloaded this pattern about a month ago and just started stitching it today- the sleeve pattern is REALLY tight. Its almost like it was made without a seam allowance. It says it is sized for a 1/4 inch seam but even the skirt needs a little extra. You don’t need extra fancy sewing skills to modify this pattern- just pretend there is no seam allowance and cut it out with an extra 1/4 inch or so all the way around. And yes, I did print it out at “actual size” and not “shrink to fit”