This looks so easy I think I will make my own kids' clothes this way! My four year old may have trouble holding still while I sew up around the inside of his legs, though . . .
My mom was a seamstress and made dresses, wedding dresses for the bride and the wedding party so there was always plenty of fabric. I didn't have a 'real' Barbie because it was just too expensive but I had a Tressy (her hair grew with a turn of the key) To keep me out of her hair,she would give me remnants and needle and thread and showed me to sew the clothes on.Now that I am a grandma, and have two of my own Barbie's I have to give this a try for my grand-daughter.Seems I saw a naked Ken next door-will have to go and visit!! Thanks for the memory
I'm a homeschool mom of six. My family has been homeschooling for about eleven years. And, each year, we've learned a little more about having fun, and spending less, while learning more. It's great to be a homeschooler!
I'm very happy to share ideas, and thoughts with you. I try to give credit to others when they inspire, or add instructions to a project, and ask that you do the same for me. You may copy ideas and pictures from this blog as long as you give credit and link back to the original post. Thanks
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This looks so easy I think I will make my own kids' clothes this way! My four year old may have trouble holding still while I sew up around the inside of his legs, though . . .
I used to make clothes like that as a girl.
Those are the most adorable outfits. Now I am off to find some felt for Selena's Barbies.
I love it. One day...
CUTE!
Great ideas! I will have to remember this when K gets older.
Awesome! Does the dress come back off?
Yes, but not easily. I'm trying to encourage the younger girls to leave the dolls dressed :)
These are so cute! My daughter is just learning to sew and this is a perfect project for her. Thanks for sharing it. :)
I'll have to show my girls this. They LONG to make doll clothes!
My mom was a seamstress and made dresses, wedding dresses for the bride and the wedding party so there was always plenty of fabric. I didn't have a 'real' Barbie because it was just too expensive but I had a Tressy (her hair grew with a turn of the key) To keep me out of her hair,she would give me remnants and needle and thread and showed me to sew the clothes on.Now that I am a grandma, and have two of my own Barbie's I have to give this a try for my grand-daughter.Seems I saw a naked Ken next door-will have to go and visit!! Thanks for the memory
My homeschooling girls are make these thank you! I will send a link with the results!
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