Pixie faire patterns

is the season for holiday parties! Follow along as Marilyn from QTπ Doll Clothing shows us how to use her Ruffle V Top and Fit and Flare Mock Neck Dress patterns to make a festive dress that is just perfect for the holiday season!

Hello everybody! This week's tutorial is a super awesome, super easy pattern hack to one of our favorite Liberty Jane patterns - The Button Up Shirt! It's a classic design featuring several varieties of shirt styles for girls and boys! Follow along as we show you how to hack this pattern and make a cute dress for Back To School!

The My Angie Girl Pirate Hat 18 inch Doll clothes pattern. Make a beloved pirate hat for your 18 inch buccaneer!

Back View of Fifties Party Frock with large tied bow.

The Flossie Potter Little '50s Dress 18 inch Doll clothes pattern. This sweet little dress with complimenting lace gloves is reminiscent of the 1950s.

The Colonial Elegance Dress Pattern from Fashioned by Rebecca designed to fit 18" dolls such as American Girl® captures the style of the late 1770′s perfectly! PDF instant download. Pixie Faire Doll clothes patterns.

Neck scarf is an absolute must-have this year! Complete your doll's outfit with the Joy Neckerchief. It's easy to sew. Just cut and finish the raw edges following either of the two types of hemming techniques that are illustrated with full-color step by step instruction! Download, Print, Sew!

Create darling 1960's mod style A-line dresses for your 18-inch doll with this beautifully designed Keepers Dolly Duds doll clothes pattern. The sewing pattern includes several design variations. Confident Beginner. This is a fairly easy pattern for those with limited sewing experience.

A fun new design by Miche Designs, The Indian Sari! This PDF pattern includes a top called a choli, a petticoat skirt, and the sari wrap. This PDF sewing pattern is designed to fit 18” dolls such as American Girl®. Supplies Needed: -1/6 yard of brocade for choli-1/3 yard crepe for petticoat-2/3 yard organza for pettic

Stylish suits with "knickerbocker" pants were worn by American boys from the 1880s through the 1930s. This PDF pattern includes five garments: Dress Shirt with turn-down collar, button front placket, shoulder yoke, and box-pleated back; Knickers with front pleats, working pockets, and faux front fly; Single-Breasted Waistcoat, fully lined, with convertible collar; Newsboy Cap with paneled crown topped with fabric-covered button; Necktie sewn in a four-in-hand knot. Recommended Fabrics…