How to Make a Felt Doll Dress with Free Doll Clothes Sewing Patterns

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Remember that children should always be supervised by an adult when sewing.
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Need help sewing snaps on fabric? I’ve got a tutorial for that as well:
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Want to learn how to send elastic through a casing? This link will take you to that video: wp.me/p1LmCj-FWX
Here’s a link to my “How to Gather Fabric” video tutorial:
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Here’s a link to the bias tape tutorial video: chellywood.com...
For the whipstitch hem tutorial, have a look at this video:
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Today's video shows you how to make a felt doll dress that will fit many 8 inch or 9 inch dolls (that's a 20 to 23 cm doll) including but not limited to Monster High dolls, Ever After High dolls, Bratz dolls, Hasbro World of Love dolls, Sunshine Family vintage dolls, Stacie dolls, Kuu Kuu Harajuku dolls, Breyer rider dolls, Mego 8" dolls, and many more.
The felt dress in this tutorial uses ordinary felt which has some "give" or stretch and eyelet lace. The free printable PDF sewing patterns for this and many more doll clothes items can be found on my website, ChellyWood.com
This project is super easy to sew and suitable for adults or children who are learning to sew for the first time; however children who are learning to sew should always be supervised by an adult, especially when using an iron, a needle, or a sewing machine.