12" doll clothes patterns free

Do you have an 18 inch doll in your life that is in need of some new custom clothing? Here are some free sewing patterns for 18 inch doll clothes!

#PDFpattern Wednesday: Free 12 Inch #Doll Clothes #Patterns – Free, printable doll clothes sewing patterns for dolls of many shapes and sizes!

Dolls are extremely important for girls (and boys!) to have when they're growing up. Teaching them valuable lessons about empathy, responsibility, and caring for others, dolls are an integral part of child education. Not only are dolls good for child development, but they're also fun to have around! Your kids will always have a best friend to talk to and dress up when they have a favorite doll. However, buying clothes and accessories for dolls can be expensive. That's where our collection of…

Learn how to make simple cotton pants for your pretty Paola Reina doll with this step-by-step sewing tutorial and free printable PDF pattern. This pair of relaxed fitting woven pants will fit any 12 to 13-inch doll. This doll pants pattern is one of those easy sewing projects that will take 10 minutes or less, and it’s perfect for beginner sewers.

Lots of folks into crafts and doll-making look for new projects. Finding patterns for doll clothes that fit just right can be tricky. Its even harder to get these patterns without having to pay a bunch.

These free printable doll clothes patterns will get you started sewing DIY doll clothes for your dolls of all sizes - 13, 14, 18" and more!

Even thought my kids are all teens now, doll clothes are still some of my favorite things to sew and I do so whenever I have the chance! While it’s super easy to find plenty of patterns for 18” dolls like American Girl (I even sell a few in my own shop !), I’ve realized it’s much harder to find clo

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Three times I've made sets of clothes for store-bought dolls, not counting the ones I made for my own Barbie doll when I was nine or ten. (I can still picture those crude trial-and-error shirts and dresses that never fit very well.) It would be nice to make some more, and maybe I will, when I get the sewing room cleaned up. Well, then, why am I not in there this moment working on that? I'm tired, and need to rest a bit on my laurels, even though they are old laurels by now. I did make…