Thank you so much Linda and Rachel for sharing your knowledge and expertise along with the patterns and tutorials! Really appreciate the dress, hat, and shoe tutorials, as well as how to re-size for various dolls. Thanks again!!!
Excellent! I've just found all this and was struggling with the shoe making. I found this the best instructions so far. Thanks to these ladies and the old Singer!
Thank you so much. The sewing I can generally handle, but the hat and shoe making - well this was quite an experience. I'm definitely keeping this tutorial as a reference. I really appreciate the patterns, and all the work and details you have provided. Thanks again.
Thank you so much for sharing Linda! This sounds like a very fun project! Definitely something to be proud of once completed, especially for a beginner like myself. We love watching your videos! You are a wealth of knowledge and we enjoy learning from you!❤️
Hi girls, I am loving every bit of what you all are doing, I am a newbie at this. I asked for a Blythe doll for Christmas so I could sew outfits for her to sell as I am a domestic engineer lol. Well I saw some of your videos and fell in love with the idea of finding and restoring dolls, So far I found a few, Crissy,Velvet, a knock off revlon doll has bad eyes. a tiny tears with a cracked arm, a 21 in. Harriet Hubbard Ayers doll with a loose leg and bad cut hair and a composition doll 24 in. bad eyes, clean body though that I don't know who she is. Do you know where can I get wigs and eyes etc.? Also to get me generating funds to fix them who would be a popular doll that I could sew for as I can sew ;D or do we just want original outfits for them ? Oh and how I love the Mid Ohio History doll museum tour. My children are like mom how did this doll thing happen? ROFL I am hooked went to our Antique store that's where I found the 24 in comp doll for ready.... 8.00 and the cracked arm tiny tears for 2.00. Woo hoo!!! Thank you again girls any info from anyone is appreciated. ( :
Thank you so much Linda and Rachel for sharing your knowledge and expertise along with the patterns and tutorials! Really appreciate the dress, hat, and shoe tutorials, as well as how to re-size for various dolls. Thanks again!!!
Excellent! I've just found all this and was struggling with the shoe making. I found this the best instructions so far. Thanks to these ladies and the old Singer!
I love it. I am making my doll some clothes for the first time.😁 Thank you.
Good for you! Keep it up!
Great video. Nice to see blunders made in making the dolls accessories, shoes, etc., have not been removed in the video.
Glad you liked it!
I am enjoying this series of episodes. .Making doll clothes and accessories is one of my favorite things to do.
I am AMAZED and ENCHANTED! Thank you!
You are so welcome!
Fabulous Thanks very much 👍😍🤩💖💗
Thank you so much. The sewing I can generally handle, but the hat and shoe making - well this was quite an experience. I'm definitely keeping this tutorial as a reference. I really appreciate the patterns, and all the work and details you have provided. Thanks again.
That was great Linda - looked a little tedious, but doable! You are a doll to do this for us. Never understood how to make the hat or shoes!
You can do it! Thanks for watching!
It's a good tutorial I lake!!!
Thank you so much for sharing Linda! This sounds like a very fun project! Definitely something to be proud of once completed, especially for a beginner like myself. We love watching your videos! You are a wealth of knowledge and we enjoy learning from you!❤️
You are so welcome! Thank you for watching, we are glad you enjoyed this sewing tutorial.
Hi girls, I am loving every bit of what you all are doing, I am a newbie at this. I asked for a Blythe doll for Christmas so I could sew outfits for her to sell as I am a domestic engineer lol. Well I saw some of your videos and fell in love with the idea of finding and restoring dolls, So far I found a few, Crissy,Velvet, a knock off revlon doll has bad eyes. a tiny tears with a cracked arm, a 21 in. Harriet Hubbard Ayers doll with a loose leg and bad cut hair and a composition doll 24 in. bad eyes, clean body though that I don't know who she is. Do you know where can I get wigs and eyes etc.? Also to get me generating funds to fix them who would be a popular doll that I could sew for as I can sew ;D or do we just want original outfits for them ? Oh and how I love the Mid Ohio History doll museum tour. My children are like mom how did this doll thing happen? ROFL I am hooked went to our Antique store that's where I found the 24 in comp doll for ready.... 8.00 and the cracked arm tiny tears for 2.00. Woo hoo!!! Thank you again girls any info from anyone is appreciated. ( :
HI! You can find wigs and eyes online - we like DollsPart website. Good luck with your repairs and restoration projects, and thanks for watching!
Great idea for shoes starts around 33 minutes.
Glad you like it!
Hello love , would it be possible to have a link to where I can find this "great glue" I could not catch the name. thanks.
Hi! You can find samples in the VDC Gift Shop or get large bottles of it from Doll Artisan Guild. Thanks!
@@RachelHoffmanDolls thanks love
I can't really see what's going on. 1/2 inch of what? I just discovered she is making a hat. The thumbnail implies this is about shoes.
Hat, shoes, etc. there is a pattern to download as well. Thanks!