Barbie tent pattern free

Tutorial for you to make your own Doll Tent. Lots of photos and instructions. Sew your own Doll Tent for 18" Dolls and Barbies.

Barbie dolls were definitely my favourite toys for a number of years. I can't remember how old I was when I got my first one, or how old I was when I stopped playing with them, but I do remember that I had a lot of cool Barbie stuff and it was endlessly entertaining. Among the awesome accessories I owned: Barbie's horse (it was named Dallas - does anyone else remember that??); the motor home (which was bright yellow and huge - at least 2 or 3 feet long); a hot tub that could be filled with…

This has been on my to do list FOREVER!!! I've had a barbie Tent pattern in my etsy shop and have sold quite a few. and the pictures were uuuglgggly. So I finally sat down

Tutorial: Make a Sleeping Bag and Tent for an American Girl Doll!

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I picked up this pattern quite some time ago. I always browse the patterns during a big sale at Joanns and buy them all at once - it's so economical that way. I had dolls in mind for my nieces little girls and thought it might make great Christmas gifts. I bought the oldest an 10" doll a couple of years ago Christmas and thought it would be great for her. Her sister was much younger then and now it's her turn to get the doll. So, one will get a doll (with some clothes) and the other will get…

Kids will love to take their toys camping with this darling doll tent pattern! It's an easy sewing project you can complete in an afternoon!

"Mom," said one of my girls (forgot which one) recently, "Can you make us more cardboard Barbie beds ?" Have you ever been asked stuf...

By Brenda Savage Not long after Emma arrived, Sophie wanted a tent. I decided to try and make one. I found a picture on Pinterest from a blog called "sew mama sew" and thought, "I can make this." I went to the hardware store and found some flexible plumbing tubing to use as poles. I bent them into an arc and used this as a template to cut my fabric. I sort of just figured it out from my experience with real camping tents. And here is the finished tent. As you can see the door is just an open…

Barbie dolls were definitely my favourite toys for a number of years. I can't remember how old I was when I got my first one, or how old I was when I stopped playing with them, but I do remember that I had a lot of cool Barbie stuff and it was endlessly entertaining. Among the awesome accessories I owned: Barbie's horse (it was named Dallas - does anyone else remember that??); the motor home (which was bright yellow and huge - at least 2 or 3 feet long); a hot tub that could be filled with…