Fist put the dress on the doll and eye how it is going to fit when you have finished sewing
Next turn the dress inside out and put it back on your doll pin it all the way around. Start at the shoulder seams.
Continue down the sides of the dress and repeat on the other side.
Carefully remove the dress from your doll and go to the sewing machine, sewing on the outside of the pin line you have just made.
When you are finished, put the dress back on your doll and pat your self on the back and admire the amazing ball gown you have just created for your doll!
This has been my favorite post to bring you to date and as it is June I recommend hitting the yard sales, consignment or thrift store and picking up a few to practice on, then sew a bunch for your friends, daughters granddaughters or nieces for Christmas or the next holiday you celebrate!
As with all my posts and especially this one I would love to hear back from you so please leave me a comment here or email me at karenmowen@gmail.com
That is great Karen!!! Good job on this!!!
ReplyDeleteI love this. Well done. Very creative!
ReplyDeleteThank you so much I was very proud of this one!
ReplyDeleteChrissa looks ready for the prom! Well done!
ReplyDeletefunny I never thought prom, I was focused on Christmas. LOL! But now I see it! Thanks for the comment!
ReplyDeleteVery creative, I will be on the look out for infant dresses!
ReplyDeleteJob well done! Great idea. I will have to try this.
ReplyDeleteGood job!!!! So trying!!!!
ReplyDeleteI bet I have some old baby dresses around here somewhere that never made it to Goodwill. I love this idea! I do have one question though. Did you cut off any of the extra fabric when you made the seams smaller?
ReplyDeleteI am so glad to have found your blog!
Gorgeous thank you I need to make another dress for my dolls for my bday now to go to a garage sale
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Savanah
Fabulous!
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