Slouch Ankle Boots Pattern for Dolls
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Slouch Ankle Boot Shoe Pattern For 18 Inch Dolls:$3.99
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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, Miche Designs, when listing your outfit for sale. copyright © 2012 Liberty Jane Clothing, All Rights Reserved.
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A Note About File Sharing: Just like you buy a song from itunes for your personal use, you are buying 1 copy of this sewing pattern for your personal use. You do not have our permission to share it, resell it, or give it to someone else in any form. Selling this pdf file, or it’s contents, or giving it to someone else, is wrong and violates our copyright© 2012 Liberty Jane Clothing, all rights reserved.
Liberty Jane and the designers featured are not affiliated with American Girl®
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19 Responses to “Slouch Ankle Boots Pattern for Dolls”
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LOVE IT!!!! This is way too cute!
Oh my gosh! I cant wait to make these!!! they are SO cute!
AAAHHH I love these! Super duper cute!
What are the soles made out of?
Thanks, Linda
Hi Linda, The soles are made from faom and cardboard
Will u ever sell these on libertyjaneclotjing.com ? I want them so bad but I’m not a sewer
I want them too:(…
You know there are partners of liberty jane. If you visit one of them you might find a pair of these boots
. But it is always better to sew as it is fun and you can create clothes that you will always cherish. I have a different opinion to you though. Some people would love to sew and some so not like sewing.
Trying to figure out how to pin these….
hi just wondering how you get a picture on it
Hi Maddie, sorry we will be adding pin it buttons in just a bit… if you have the pin it marklet added to your toolbar you can pin it that way (on a computer).
omigosh these boots are the cutest ever omigosh
These boots are fantastic but I am having trouble with the photos. I can’t see the stitching, it blends into the fabric and that’s great for the finished boots except when it is being used for instructional purposes. The pictures of the lining side show things better than the right, finished side. I may be the only person having this problem, I don’t know. I still think the boots are awesome and have four pairs cut out ready to make.
Same thing here, I actually have all the pieces sewn but can’t get past the last set of instructions. Certainly doesn’t look like boots at this point.
OMG! These are so cute! My first time making shoes or boots, whipped up a pair in no time! going to make a couple more pairs! thanks MicheDesigns for a great pattern!
hi, i was just wondering for the fabric if using a knit type of fabric would make it easier or harder because i like the look that it gives opposed to regular fabric.
Hi! I really want to get this pattern I just hope that it isn’t that hard….
I made a pair of these boots for my granddaughters American Girl doll. I am an average sewer and these were so easy for me to make. I was really surprised that they turned out so well. I just followed the directions and they went together wonderfully. Everyone who sees them can’t believe that I made them. I used corduroy material. I love your patterns.
Thank you Mary Jo! So glad they turned out well and instructions were simple to follow