Rag doll clothes patterns free

Every good rag doll needs at least a few outfits. So today we're making my favorite rag doll dress! This dress has a tank-style top with a separate skirt piece so you can make it two-toned like the dress on the right. It's easy for little hands to put on, and cute as can be. If you don't have a doll yet, check out my Rag Doll Pattern, plus my long sleeve doll dress pattern. Here's what you need to get started on your rag doll wardrobe: 1/2 yard fabric thread velcro (or snaps or ribbons or…

If you have a child in your life who loves dolls, these adorable free baby doll sewing patterns would be the perfect gift for them!

So, theres this fun crafting project about making a rag doll, but we ran into a snag. We got the materials, the enthusiasm, but no sewing pattern. Its kinda tricky to start stitching without a guide, right? Need to find a solid sewing pattern thats both easy to follow and printable, so we can dive right into the fun part without guessing the steps.We came up with a handy guide for crafting your own rag doll with ease.

When we were younger and we very first started sewing, one of the first things we learned how to make was a rag doll. This was exciting to us not only

Learn how to make a large 20" waldorf doll using this totally free printable PDF pattern, plus a photographed tutorial!

A collection of adorable rag doll sewing patterns (free). Choose your favorite stuffed cloth doll from our handpicked list

When making handmade soft rag dolls, there are lots of options for how to make the hair! Some dolls have permanent hair dos that are sewn on, usually out of felt, and others have actual wigs made of yarn. The latter is what I’m sharing a tutorial for today — and I think you’ll be surprised at how ea

So far this week we've made an adorable rag doll and my favorite doll dress for her. Today we're making another dress that is super simple and super versatile! This dress (the pink one) is reversible so it's like two dresses in one! It's made from a full length pattern piece so you can save lots of time over adding a separate skirt. It has long long sleeves, but you can shorten them for a different look. You can also cut the skirt shorter and use it backwards like a jacket! So many…

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The finished Raggedy Ann using the pattern below. Just the other day, I had been reading Raggedy Ann to our little people. And the children decided they wanted something to do. So we decided to make our own raggedy dolls with muslin scraps. We gathered cotton, muslin, buttons, yarn, watercolor paints, needle and thread, and flowered calico. I cut the pattern, body and head in one piece. Below is the diagram and dimensions. The pattern allows a seam, with stitching on the dotted lines. Leave…