Just in case you didn't see this post that I created for Mother's Niche on turning baby clothes into doll clothes, today I'm going to show you how to easy this is to do. These two outfits designed for American Girl Dolls are super easy projects for beginner sewers.
To get started, you'll need the following: scissors, seam ripper, thread, a needle or a sewing machine and baby clothes of course.
Project #1: Baby Top into a Doll Dress
Skill Level: Beginner
Need: A baby shirt preferably one with a 1/2+" casing along the neck
I decided the appliqued apple was too large for this doll so I unpicked it. Hopefully you won't need to do that step. Follow the steps below:
Project #2: Onesie into a Doll Sized Maxi
Skill Level: Intermediate
Need: Infant onesie - I used a 6 month size
Follow the steps below:
To finish up this maxi dress, add about 1 1/2" velcro to both sides of the back opening (see step 7). Turn your dress right side out, iron it and be amazed that you can make doll clothes without spending hardly anything.
Are you ready to dig out those old baby clothes and see what you can do with them?
Trust me, your child will think you are amazing when you tell them that their "new" doll clothes were once things they wore. - xoxo Grandma
To get started, you'll need the following: scissors, seam ripper, thread, a needle or a sewing machine and baby clothes of course.
Project #1: Baby Top into a Doll Dress
Skill Level: Beginner
Need: A baby shirt preferably one with a 1/2+" casing along the neck
I decided the appliqued apple was too large for this doll so I unpicked it. Hopefully you won't need to do that step. Follow the steps below:
Skill Level: Intermediate
Need: Infant onesie - I used a 6 month size
Follow the steps below:
Are you ready to dig out those old baby clothes and see what you can do with them?
Trust me, your child will think you are amazing when you tell them that their "new" doll clothes were once things they wore. - xoxo Grandma
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