Turn Baby Clothes Into Baby Doll Clothes - Tutorial. My sister has four daughters, and when my daughter was born I inherited quite a pile of baby girl clothes.
There was certainly much more than one little girl could ever use! Those same nieces are very much into their baby dolls, so what better way to utilize some of those baby clothes than to turn them into dolly clothes? As an added bonus, the dolls will never grow out of their clothes, PLUS it is so fun for the girls to put the same clothes on their dolls that they themselves used to wear! Here I will show you a super simple way to make doll pajamas! STEP ONE: Supplies! STEP TWO: Turn the pajamas inside out and put it on your doll. STEP THREE: Pin around the doll. STEP FOUR: Carefully remove the pajamas, taking care not to lose or poke yourself with any pins.
STEP FIVE: Sew exactly on the line where you pinned, taking out pins as you go. If your pajamas have a zipper, be sure to reinforce at the bottom of the zipper. Free Online Patterns For Sewing Baby Clothes. Felt Baby Doll Diaper Pattern. Before baby came, my daughter started to show more interest in her baby dolls.
We had started buying things for the baby and she wanted some diapers for her dolls to wear. Well, instead of using real diapers which would have probably been shredded to pieces after a while, I whipped up some felt diapers for her to have. She liked these better because “they are prettier” than real baby diapers I made them a size to fit a variety of dolls/animals. You can see them on Curious George, an American Girl doll, and an Itty Bitty baby doll. Start by gathering your supplies:-Print out the pattern here (I suggest printing on cardstock paper) -Felt (I used the $.25 pieces from the craft store)-Scissors-Velcro (I used 3/4 inch, but you can use whatever size you like. Fold your piece of felt in half and place the pattern on the fold. Cut out pattern.
Grab your velcro and place them in the spots marked below. Now let your little one start diapering dolls and stuffed animals. 12-13" Baby Doll Diapers. I walked into my sons room the other day and found crumpled diapers everywhere.
Apparently my daughter decided that her bear needed a diaper and then another diaper and then another. Perfectly good diapers wasted. After a little talk about how diapers are not toys I let her help me pick some fabric from my stash and we set out to make some diapers that she could play with. This pattern fits my daughters 12-13 inch dolls and stuffed animals. I cut the pattern out twice. . - Sew right sides together, leaving an opening to turn right side out.
12" Thrift Store Dolls Dressed. Posted on August 1, 2011 My latest recycled crafting project involves these two baby dolls.
I got these dolls at my local thrift store. Both dolls just needed a little cleaning and a new outfit. I crocheted both dolls a new dress and hat. Buying these used dolls was very reasonable. Here is a closeup of the hat. 13" Baby Doll Bunting Pattern. This doll bunting pattern was adapted and printed with permission from Sue Thomson who designed a baby bunting for a newborn.
Her free crochet pattern can be found here. After re-working the pattern several times, I finally got the right fit for a baby doll that is about 13 inches tall. I crocheted the doll bunting and added a stocking cap to finish off the outfit. The hat is more of a sleeping cap for this outfit but the crochet pattern can be used for any doll that has a 10-1/2” head circumference. Crochet: 14" Baby Doll Dress. 14 Inch Baby Doll Dress This baby doll dress was crocheted to fit the cloth body dolls that are about 14 inches long and have the wider bodies.
The doll has a 11 to 11-1/2 inch chest. I crocheted using Caron Lt Peach Country yarn for the baby doll dress and hat. Both items used less than 3 ounces of yarn to complete. Bitty Baby 16" Knit A Shell Lace Nightgown/Dress. Baby Doll Booties & Hats (Real Newborn Size) Posted on May 18, 2013.
Twinkle, Twinkle 18" Baby Doll: Crochet. Baby Doll Diapers and Accessories TUTORIAL {Guest Blogger: Christina from 2 Little Hooligans} Hello!
I’m Christina from 2 little hooligans and I’m so excited to be joining all of my fellow craftaholics out there today! I want to thank Linda for inviting me today, it is such an honor for little ole’ me to be here with all of you today. So here’s a little bit about me… I’m a stay at home with three little ones, 3 and under. I live in northern NH in our 1870′s farm house that we have been living in, while renovating for the past 6 years. Now enough about me, Let’s get started, shall we?! Tutorial: Baby Doll Sleeping Bag. The last several months I've been enjoying tapping into my creative crafty side and learning how to sew again.
I've discovered the wonderful world of free online tutorials for so many different crafts and sewing projects, and I'm in love. My bookmark list has grown dramatically (which annoys my husband) because there are so many new things I want to try. I've done a few things already, and hope to blog about them soon so other people can try these cool projects! I also decided I want to "give back" to the online crafting world by posting my own tutorial for a baby doll sleeping bag I put together.
There may be other tutorials for this on the web that would be better/easier, but I just decided to try to do this off the top of my head, and I was pleasantly surprised with how well this turned out! Here are the instructions. 1. Tiny Hearts Sweater Knitting Picture. Tiny Hearts Sweater Knitting Pattern: 12-14" Dolls. Knitting World NewsMarchIn this issue: Trends and Fashions Craft & Knitting Websites Beanie Baby Updates Pattern Requests Springtime Love Patterns Trends and Fashions:Spring is technically here now (just tell that to the frozen folks up north) and spring fashions are on the shelves in full force.
Many of them can actually be called "pretty" - which is a switch from the somewhat drab colors that have been around the past year. I actually put off buying clothes last fall, just because I didn't care for much of what was "fashionable. " But spring fasions are somewhat irresistable. According to Marabella Magazine the trends indicate that: "Color is back, in the prettiest of hues - including every possible pink. PLEASE SUPPORT OUR SPONSOR by visiting their Web Page and purchasing patterns, books, or other products.
Craftfinder.com's offerings are continually growing and improving.Here are some areas you may want to check out! Patterns For 20 inch Baby Doll Clothes. Over 200 free sewing patterns – download as many as you wish! Free sewing patterns online for 20” baby doll clothes. Here is what you will need and instructions on making this adorable outfit. MATERIAL FOR 20" DOLL (more or less according to size of doll) . . .