Shabby Chic is a peasant/hippie/gypsy/boho/mori outfit set. Why so many different types of fashions? Because these particular bits are so comfy and pretty, they get around! The patchwork skirt is a great way to use up small, pretty bits of fabric that aren't big enough to go into other outfits, making each skirt unique and cool. The bell-sleeved tunic is an excellent quick-sewing staple that makes a great canvas for practicing embroidery, too!
Patterns Included: Patchwork skirt, tunic.
Body Variations this pattern fits: Classic, Petite, Tall, Strong Supplies needed: 1/4 yard fabric, thread/sewing supplies Difficulty: Easy-good for a confident beginner. You can also check out the 'Tutorials' section for free resources on sewing and sizing.
You will get a link to the .pdf file to download on checkout as well as in your order confirmation email. You can buy/download/print and get started in minutes!
*please do not redistribute pattern* I don't mind if you sell dresses made from my patterns (though I prefer to be credited) but this pattern did take me a long time to make, and costs less than a single made-in-China fashion pack at the toy store. If you want to see more patterns--and I'm happy to take requests--support the pattern-makers :)
If you're new to sewing or just considering sewing for doll clothes, I have a bunch of free tutorials and tips on my website: http://requiemart.com/blog/doll-clothes/ You can also download the Petite Slimline size chart there to make sure you're sewing for the right size and try out a free pattern! es/
Awesome, love it, making it for a doll that is bigger than barbie but skinnier, and with a slightly bigger but. I love this doll, but she is making me crazy with the pattern adjustments. I think I can make this one for her without too much insanity.
Love this pattern - I will get it to fit my doll - even if i have to remake it twenty times - the pattern is awesome - the doll just has some seriously weird measurements!
Another purchase for my weird measurment doll. I will get this to fit her - one way ot another! Love the instructions for the smocking - great way to get that detail.
