This style is a fusion of classical empire waistlines with modern hemlines! Lots of options, too: the bodice has 3 necklines and can be worn with or without a blouse insert, bell sleeves, a petticoat, and socks
Patterns Included: Bodice with 3 necklines, chemisette, pointed collar, rounded collar, short bell sleeves, skirt with regular and extra full options, petticoat, socks with knee/calf lengths.Supplies needed: 1/4 yard fabric, thread/sewing supplies
Difficulty: Intermediate (collars, sleeves, layering). If you're new, check out the tutorials a section for tips on sewing in miniature!
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As usual for this great pattern drafter, this is easy to follow and complete. And if you own other patterns from this website, you can mix and match to put a vampire collar on a different outfit. Easy to modify as well!
This pattern is great! I added extra length to the bottom and made the most perfect trench coat for my Blythe!
Very easy to understand!
Really versatile pattern! I ended up foregoing the dress portion and making a cute little singlet, such a flattering and easy to understand pattern!
Perfect for my Alice in Wonderland doll dress.
Love the pattern and instructions.
Especially the sewing tips.
This pattern made my life easier.
I like that the bodice had a thicker and thinner blouse choice.
Also liked the different variations for skirt.
I order this pattern and when I see it I recognize I have bought it before, just forgot I akready have. So as it was previously used I can freely say it works nicely.
Having actual images of what the doll pattern process looks like to follow along to is so immensely helpful. Thank you so much for including them!
Always happy with the patterns. They are easy to follow and fit well every time.
La coupe est parfaite pour ma Barbie curvy. Facile à coudre.
I mostly used this pattern to make Enid, Bianca, and Wednesday their school uniforms; they turned out so cute! Just lengthen the skirt. Would highly reccomend!
I like to mix and match patterns and the skirt from this one is adorable with various blouses from RAD Doll Clothes. It's one of the few you can use a sewing machine for, since the skirt is fairly wide at the bottom. A good starter pattern for a beginner, since the bodice isn't too challenging. And it turns into a bouquet of bohemian fun!
I've only done a basic bodice and skirt with this pattern, and haven't tried the blouse sleeves or attached blouse yet, but the two dresses I made turned out really cute! Go slowly, and hand sew the tiny straps, and you'll be happy with the result.
I wanted a school uniform for my Pear Girl. This pleated skirt is perfect - exactly what I wanted.
fits ken perfectly and very easy to follow
