I have had a number of emails recently asking where I purchased the various tools or sewing materials that I use when sewing my doll clothes patterns. This got me thinking that there are probably tons more people who would like to know where these things are available. So below is a list of various tools, fabrics and notions that I have had queries on. I explain where I purchased mine and ……….

It is just over a year since I went live with Rosie’s Doll Clothes Patterns and it is with great excitement that I re-launch my ‘New Look’ website. I have been absolutely blown away by the response from all my wonderful customers, the feedback and encouragement has been awesome – Thank you!

As with all new adventures, you find some things work really well, and some things need a little tweaking. After listening to all your feedback, I am happy to say there have been some changes ………

I love hearing from my customers and learning the tips that they have discovered whilst making my doll clothes patterns. I thought I would share one of those tips with you today.

Debbi emailed me with a great idea to make the straps on my summer Nightie doll clothes pattern even easier. Make the tubes and turn to the right side the same way I do then…

1. Sew two rows of stitching to make a casing down the centre making sure ……..

Every doll needs a pair of winter pyjamas so this pattern is for all my customers who have been asking for my Winter Pyjama doll clothes pattern in the 18 ½ inch Cabbage Patch Kid size. It includes a collared, long sleeve shirt with easy Velcro fastening at the front and long pants. If you have just made a pair of pyjamas for your daughter/granddaughter, you may have enough fabric left over to make matching pj’s for her doll. Wow, I can just see how excited your little girl will be going to bed with her doll wearing matching jammies!

Because this includes ……

I thought I might share another great tip that helps me when sewing doll clothes patterns and you may find that you can adapt this tip to use for your everyday sewing too.

As I have soooo many doll clothes patterns, just like we all do, I have found the best way for me to keep them all organized is to ……

You asked for it and I have listened! I am thrilled to announce that there are now photos of the outfit that you are making on my printed Doll Clothes Patterns instructions that accompany the doll clothes pattern pieces. I must thank those of you who ……

You asked for it, so I’m pleased to now have available my versatile Tights in the 18 ½ Inch Cabbage Patch doll clothes pattern size.

Essential to all girl’s wardrobes are great mix ‘n match pieces and the same goes for dolls too! This tights pattern creates …..

I have received some great photos showing the wonderful creations you have been making with my doll clothes patterns and I thought it was time to share them with you all.

Kris makes her own beautiful dolls and dresses them in clothes made from my patterns.  Here her first doll is modeling a lovely dress made from my Summer Nightie pattern.   In the second photo her doll is keeping warm with a stunning leopard print jacket made from my fur trimmed jacket pattern.   The third photo shows her other daughter’s doll wearing the dress and jacket made from different fabric which matches perfectly with the cute highlights in her hair.  Kris has done a terrific job adjusting the patterns so that they fit her doll perfectly.

Well, I can’t believe that Christmas is almost here….only 6 more sleeps! I think I am worse than the kids when it comes to Christmas but hey, who said Christmas was only for children?

It has been a very busy year for me with the launch of my new website and I can’t thank my wonderful family enough for the support, patience and encouragement that they have shown me. I also want to thank …..

Here’s some more Winter 18 Inch American Girl doll clothes patterns and I love this Fur Trimmed Jacket pattern because depending on what fabric you choose it can be a stylish evening jacket or an everyday wear with everything casual jacket. It can be worn over a dress, with a skirt, jeans or tights. Why not make a casual jacket AND an evening jacket?

Some fabric suggestions and possibilities include …..