american girl doll clothes
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craftgrrlI'm not the best seamstress in the world, so I'd like to do some small things for my American Girl Doll.
Does anyone have experience sewing for 18" dolls? I'm not a knitter or crocheter (no patience), so I'd like to stick to sewing.
I'd like to do some contemporary patterns of stuff, but I'm not exactly how to translate a pattern for a doll. I would assume it'd be similar to designing a pattern for a real person, only smaller. And with the benefit of being able to stick pins in it. Only, I don't know how to create patterns for any sized people.
I'm an art major and confidant in my lack of abilities (I'm pretty sure I could figure it out, I'd just like some direction).
You guys are the best when it comes to stuff like this, so I'm counting on you! Also - if you have links or another community where I could post this to I'd love you all forever xxoo
Does anyone have experience sewing for 18" dolls? I'm not a knitter or crocheter (no patience), so I'd like to stick to sewing.
I'd like to do some contemporary patterns of stuff, but I'm not exactly how to translate a pattern for a doll. I would assume it'd be similar to designing a pattern for a real person, only smaller. And with the benefit of being able to stick pins in it. Only, I don't know how to create patterns for any sized people.
I'm an art major and confidant in my lack of abilities (I'm pretty sure I could figure it out, I'd just like some direction).
You guys are the best when it comes to stuff like this, so I'm counting on you! Also - if you have links or another community where I could post this to I'd love you all forever xxoo
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