Doll Diaper Pattern Templates to Sew

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Create a designer diaper bag for your “Little Mommy”. Mix and match fabrics for a look that is one of a kind. This bag is perfect for mini mommies to pack whether going on a trip, shopping or just playing pretend. The Dolly Diaper Bag has 3 pockets on the front and back and one on either side. It is fully lined, has 2 straps and a hook and loop tape tab for easy closing. The finished size is 11” by 7½” by 4”, which leaves plenty of room to carry all of dolly’s things. This PDF sewing pattern is designed for children to use with 15\

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Pattern Only, not the finished item. You will be receiving a digital download of instructions on how to make your own. Patterns are a final sale, due to their digital nature they cannot be returned or refunded. To see all of the adult patterns please go to: https://www.etsy.com/shop/LaurelArts?section_id=6079603 or for children and toys: https://www.etsy.com/shop/LaurelArts?section_id=6079612 This listing is for the knitted pattern of the pictured clothes fitting an 8\

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This is a 2020 patternWith the Baby Doll Care patterns you can create these clothes and care items for 43cm tall dolls: Kimono Top, reversible Pants, long and 3/4 length Booties Training Pants Headband Sling Carrier Diaper Bag Changing Mat Wipe Box \u0026 Wipes Bottle Bag Teething Ring This is a 2020 pattern and seam allowance is included in the pattern pieces. Further there is a detailed sewing description with photos of all the different sewing steps. When you purchase the pattern you can pick your download version, A4 or Letter size. The pattern consists of 34 ready-to-cut paper pieces that will allow you to sew all the items mentioned. All pattern pieces are full size and the pieces do not overlap. There is one piece, the actual sling, that you will need to cut to size. It’s too large to fit on the paper. All clothes are easy to sew. The kimono top is reversible and so there are some more advanced sewing techniques, mostly how exactly all the steps fit together, but the actual sewing steps are easy. The booties are tiny and that presents some precise work but still very doable. I used 100% cotton Fat Quarters for all items. The dolls in the photos are my personal Zapf Creations BABY Born ® dolls, 43cm. I have designed the patterns especially to fit these dolls but PLEASE NOTE that my patterns are NOT official Zapf Creations ® BABY Born ® patterns. I create all patterns by hand in my workroom in Houston and I have no affiliation in any way or with any doll manufacturer whatsoever.

Dolls

Hello cute peoples! Are you interested in another fun little project for the little girl/girls in your life? One of the projects that I made as part of my Christmas sewing… were diapers for the doll that I bought for my cutie patootie grandaughter Sophie Belle. Sophie is 2 1/2 years old now and she is at that age where she loves to take bu
bble baths and she loves to drag everything in the tub with her! So when I saw this doll I thought it would be perfect for her. There’s just something so fun about giving a doll to a little girl on Christmas isn’t there? Look at her sweet little face and her molded hair!…so vintagey looking… she reminds me of the baby dolls I used to play with as a little girl. Anyhoo… on to the dolly diapers. I used a small little print lined with white flannel for each diaper. I pre-shrunk the flannel because I know that flannel shrinks alot and I assumed Sophie would be washing these cute little diapers often and hanging them on her little clothesline to dry! Velcro worked perfectly for the closures and Sophies little hands were able to fasten and unfasten them easily. I used a cute pattern found on Skip to my Lou for the diaper. Click here to check it out. I copied the pattern at 66.7% and I found that size fit Sophie’s doll perfectly using my method of cutting and sewing. Her doll measures about 12\

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This weekend I made diapers for my little girl’s doll. I probably made more than she needs, but it was so much fun to watch her face light up as I got each one of them finished!  I designed the pattern to fit her Bitty Baby Doll. But, I also realize that some of you may have a different size doll…. So, I made the waistband adjustable. It may not fit all of your dolls and stuffed animals, but this will make it more likely to. I wanted it to be a nice and tight fit so that we could fit the doll’s pants over the diaper, and it worked out well! Today I am excited to share the tutorial with you. Here is what you will need: 1/4 yard or a fat quarter of cotton fabric. Coordinating thread 1/2\