Fleece doll sleeping bag

Quite awhile ago I found some retired American Girl party kits on eBay and I snatched them up thinking I would either use them for sleepovers or little gatherings we had with friends or for a rainy day activity for Zoey. It wasn't rainy today but it was a brisk fall day and we were home with a bit of time on our hands and we were playing with the dolls. Zoey wanted to have them get ready for a sleepover and I remembered that I had two little sleeping sack crafts in one of the party kits. I…

Five nieces, lots of dolls, and the need for cute, inexpensive gifts, necessitated some handmade goodness for Christmas gifts. Using a doll...

If your little girl is in love with her American Girl Dolls, she will love this tutorial for an Easy No Sew American Girl Doll Sleeping Bag. As a little girl I loved dolls and Barbies but

Need a quick handmade gift that only takes a few scraps of fabric? I've got you covered! You can whip up a whole campground worth of these tiny sleeping bags in no time. And the small size = perfect stocking stuffer! These sweet little sleeping bags are perfect for any small figures or dolls. Plus you can easily adjust the pattern to fit larger toys! Tips for adjusting the size are at the end of the post! The finished size of this sleeping bag is about 4 x 4.5" and it can easily fit bluey…

I decided to do some bedding as gifts for Christmas (and can post this now!) and went searching online for inspiration/patterns/ideas. ...

This 10-minute teddy bear sleeping bag tutorial is a great beginning sewing project for a child. It will fit any 15-16" stuffed animal.

Over 25 gifts kids can make during for Christmas presents! Inexpensive, simple, and heartfelt. Which ones will you make first?

Today, I wanted to share with you my latest sewing tutorial, the toys sleeping bag! This is really easy, great for a beginner and uses a very small amount of fabric. You can also use scraps if you have a lot of those laying around like I do!

♥ Hi! I'm Linda from Sew Happily Ever After, where I blog mostly about sewing, but occasionally about my wellness journey and educating my kids at home.