School Days Jumper and Blouse

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 The School Days Jumper and Blouse Doll Clothes Pattern:$5.99

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Pattern Overview: The School Days jumper and blouse bundle pattern is a great new design by Artistic Amy. This doll clothes pattern is designed to fit a 18 inch American Girl ® Dolls and  is easy to sew because of the clearly illustrated step by step instructions. The sewing pattern is designed to use woven fabrics. Don‘t forget, when you buy this cute pattern, you get the Shiny Happy Dress instructions as our free gift!

This is a beautifully illustrated doll clothes pattern that you digitally download as a pdf file so you can start sewing your new doll top and jumper immediately. The Adobe pdf viewer is required. You simply print out the pdf and you’re ready to start. The PDF sewing pattern provides the full size pattern pieces and step-by-step instructions. *Before printing, ensure the ‘page scaling’ is set to ‘none’ in the print dialogue box. If it is set to ‘shrink to fit’ the pattern will not be properly sized.

Supplies Needed - 1/2 yard fabric for jumper, 1/3 yard fabric for blouse, and scrap for sash. 2 buttons for jumper, 5 buttons for blouse. 3/8″ width grosgrain ribbon, velcro, and thread.

Step-by-Step Instructions -These full color easy to follow instructions walk you through each step in completing your American Girl® dolls new outfit. 

The Pattern – The pattern pieces are included. No enlarging or resizing necessary.

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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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: This pattern is intended for your personal use and enjoyment with your American Girl Doll, and not for large scale commercial purposes. However, if you’d like to use this pattern for work-from-home sewing and selling, that’s great! We just ask that you give credit to the designer, Artistic Amy, when listing your outfit for sale. © 2008-2012 Liberty Jane Clothing, All Rights Reserved.

 

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Liberty Jane and the designers featured are not affiliated with American Girl®


16 Responses to “School Days Jumper and Blouse”

  1. Samantha says:

    Sooo cute! I was looking for the perfect doll uniform and this is just darling. Seems a bit complex but I can probably figure it out.

  2. Sue says:

    I would love to see the jumper made in tiny corduroy. I can’t wait to make this one.

  3. Juanita Staples says:

    I would love to see this jumper made in a thin leather.

  4. Nancy says:

    I’d love to see this jumper made with navy and white gingham, red accents. I might even put red piping down the front seams. I’d do the blouse in red as well with navy buttons.

  5. Mary T says:

    Id love to see this made in a tiny plaid, like a school uniform might look.

  6. Lea says:

    “I’d love to see this made in courderoy”

  7. Guin says:

    I’d love to see this made in red corduroy with a white shirt with tiny embroidery details :)

  8. Terry says:

    I’d love to see this made in a catholic school uniform print with a white blouse.

  9. Connie says:

    I would love to see this in brown courdoury

  10. Danette says:

    I would love to see this made up in a pinwale corduroy print with contrast piping at the seams!

  11. Marie says:

    would love to see this made in local school colours

  12. Pat says:

    Would love to see this in leopard animal print with pink blouse.

  13. Wendy says:

    Would someone consider making a video tutorial showing how to do the pleats on the skirt (steps 17-22) ? Thanks!

  14. Sarah Jean says:

    Am having a lot of trouble with the pleated skirt. My pleats are way too narrow.

    I would suggest this jumper be lined – it is much like Faraway Downs dress in style and armholes are difficult.

    any help would be appreciated.

  15. wondering says:

    Why do not those people that wnat to see it in other colours make it in whatever colour you wish. There is no rules against it.

  16. M & M says:

    The pleats are incorrect – should be measured and marked to be 1/2″ on each side of the folded line to form pleat. The instructions are 1/4″ and this does not work to match to the sewn top of jumper. Cute but expensive when I had to figure out what was wrong with the pattern. I don’t know about fit since I am making this jumper for a gift.

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