Dress Form for AG Doll Clothes
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Price: $3.99
Is It Time To Teach Your Daughter To Sew?
Maybe this is the perfect project!
Your daughter wants new doll clothes, why not use that excitement to teach her a valuable skill – Sewing. It’s a skill she’ll use her entire life. The bonding and special one-on-one teaching time with your daughter will be invaluable. This is the perfect project to make it a reality. She’ll be excited to learn, and thank you for showing her something new.
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A Note To Aspiring Doll Clothes Makers: Want to become a partner? This pattern is intended for your personal use and enjoyment with your American Girl Doll, and not for commercial purposes. However, if you’d like permission to use our patterns for work-from-home sewing and selling, send us a request stating, “I’d like to become a partner”. Send it to cinnamon@libertyjaneclothing.com. We would be thrilled to partner with you. © 2008-2011 Liberty Jane Clothing, All Rights Reserved.
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10 Responses to “Dress Form for AG Doll Clothes”
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Cinnamon,
This is a fabulous pattern! I have been thinking about making a form for my doll for so long! Thanks for making it a done deal now!
Nanci
Maiden Flight Clothing
I won this on day 7 of the Christmas giveaway…I can hardly wait for it’s arrival!
Thanks Cinnamon!
Nice job Cinnamon!!!!
I need this pattern!
What is the stand?
We used a candlestick (the silver one) and a votive holder (the black one)
I bought this pattern and immediately used it. However, I’m very disappointed with the end product. When I stuffed the form to make it sturdy, it was too big for the doll clothes. When I took out stuffing so that the clothes would fit, the form became too floppy and would not sit straight. I used polyester fiberfill, as one uses for stuffing pillows. Does anyone have any suggestions for making this so that it is sturdy, and sits upright, with some “body” so that the doll clothes can be displayed on it? Thanks!
Hi, Sorry to hear this! My sugesstion would be to be sure that the seam allowances are correct and that the pattern is printed/cut at the right scale. I’ve made several and I’ve seen some made by others that stand on their own and display the clothes fine. Hope this helps
To the lady that the form was to large. If you did not have high thread count of your fabric it would have allowed it to stretch while stuffing it.
Is there a specific type of stuffing/batting that you recommend using most?