Showing posts with label Barbie free patterns. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Barbie free patterns. Show all posts

Friday, February 11, 2011

Knit Picks Fingering Yarn


Just a quick note of business, I have not received compensation for this review. I am just thrilled to have found a source of fingering yarn that is not in baby colors. At first, I was even excited to find the baby fingering yarn. If you have followed this blog, you know my journey to find the lightweight yarn for my doll clothes. I have not been able to find a regular local source for fingering yarn. Posts to various sites had not proved helpful. I guess most people use thread or sport weight for their projects or they are just holding out on their sources for fingering yarn. I can occasionally find Paton's and Bernat Baby Fingering yarn at local JoAnn's and AC Moore's but neither carries the products with any predictability. I had taken to ordering my baby fingering yarn online when JoAnn's had it on sale. I was disappointed to find Knitting Warehouse had little to offer in price difference or selection. When I find something I have spent time looking for, I share it with others who might also not know where to look.

Mom came through when she referred me to Knit Picks. She has been knitting the small outfits and was ahead of me in locating a source. I was a bit intimidated with the yarn selection process. I am a simple yarn buyer. I just want basic simple yarn that will make doll clothes and toys. While I understand the benefits of more expensive yarns for other projects, there is little value added in buying the more expensive yarns for my projects. It means I can make fewer projects.

I can now move beyond pastel colors. I found some beautiful primary colors and blends that I cannot wait to try. Barbie and Barbie's dressers will also be pleased to move beyond the basic pinks, blues, yellows, and pale purples of baby yarn as well.

What was most pleasing was the cost. I found Palette Yarn 50g balls are priced from $1.99-$2.19 a skein. The baby skeins are no larger and that is less than I pay for them on sale. They are also acrylic, not wool. Knit Picks also offers free shipping if you order more than $50. Not surprising I had no trouble meeting that requirement. Stay tuned, I will be discussing my experience with this yarn soon and hopefully have some projects to show.

Barbie and American Girl Doll Free Patterns are listed on my blog at these locations:

Barbie Crochet and Sewing Page

Barbie Knitting Page

Ken Page

Kelly/Skipper Page

American Girl Doll Crochet and Sewing

American Girl Doll Knitting

Additional Doll Patterns also Available on the Holiday Blogs:

Valentines

Easter

Graduation

Patriotic

Halloween Page

Thanksgiving

Christmas


Pictures may not be used without written permission

Thursday, February 10, 2011

Barbie St. Patrick's Day Dress



I have been working on adapting Skipper and Barbie patterns to fit each other. This is the Sun Dress pattern from Annie's Attic Fashion Doll Little Sister, pattern book number 87D22. When I looked at the finished Skipper pattern, it seemed like it would make an interesting St. Patrick's Day outfit. I still want to do some work on making the bodice fit better. However, I am pleased with my first effort.

This adaptation started with a four-inch elastic circle. I looked at similar patterns to see what the starting chains were and began the pattern using the same number of stitches. Then I followed the pattern for the Skipper skirt.

My next project is an Easter outfit for the American Girl Doll. I finished the top, skirt yesterday, and am working on the arms and details. I have not decided on a St. Patrick’s Day pattern for the American Girl Doll yet.

Barbie and American Girl Doll Free Patterns are listed on my blog at these locations:

Barbie Crochet and Sewing Page

Barbie Knitting Page

Ken Page

Kelly/Skipper Page

American Girl Doll Crochet and Sewing

American Girl Doll Knitting

Additional Doll Patterns also Available on the Holiday Blogs:

Valentines

Easter

Graduation

Patriotic

Halloween Page

Thanksgiving

Christmas

Pictures may not be used without written permission.

Tuesday, February 1, 2011

Skipper Sun Dress



Skipper's Sun Dress was another pattern from Annie's Attic Fashion Doll Little Sister, pattern book number 87D22. This is my favorite of Skipper's dresses so far. I love the way the skirt hangs and I learned some new techniques for constructing a dress. I pulled the skirt out several times before finishing the outfit, but I now understand how it is made and I am thinking of trying a Barbie dress using the same pattern and just adding more stitches. While the party dress used fingering yarn, this dress was made using sports yarn, a cheaper alternative considering the amount of outfits I have been making.

I am working hard to finish my Valentine's package that needed to be mailed, yesterday. I have one bear almost finished. One part of the bear is not cooperating. I am trying to make a second one, but do not know if there will be time. I still have one finger puppet to go and then the package has to be mailed, as is or it will be there by St. Patrick's Day.

Barbie and American Girl Doll Free Patterns are listed on my blog at these locations:

Barbie Crochet and Sewing Page

Barbie Knitting Page

Ken Page

Kelly/Skipper Page

American Girl Doll Crochet and Sewing

American Girl Doll Knitting

Additional Doll Patterns also Available on the Holiday Blogs:

Valentines

Easter

Graduation

Patriotic

Halloween Page

Thanksgiving

Christmas

Pictures may not be used without written permission.

Thursday, January 27, 2011

Skipper Party Dress



This picture does not quite do the dress justice. It is much fuller and prettier in person. This is another dress I adapted from Annie's Attic Fashion Doll Little Sister, Pattern Number 87D22 published 1986. This pattern used fingering yarn and it was so much fun working on the skirt. The formation of the skirt creates the illusion of an underskirt. The pattern creates the style with layers of crochet skirt instead of an actual underskirt. This was a new style of skirt pattern for me. I am anxious to make a few in different colors. The top of the dress has been simplified. I also added an elastic waist as I explained in previous blog posts. I also experimented with using buttons instead of snaps for closures in the back this time.

It has been fun experimenting with the Skipper patterns. With these patterns, I hope to be able to adapt them and make more styles for the doll. I have not found many free Skipper patterns so being able to adapt the few vintage books that are available is an advantage. For those that are interested, I have been using a three- inch elastic for her waist and crocheting over the waist band before working on the skirt and then the top. Barbie's outfits have used a four-inch elastic sewed together and then crocheted over for her outfits.

Barbie and American Girl Doll Free Patterns are listed on my blog at these locations:

Barbie Crochet and Sewing Page

Barbie Knitting Page

Ken Page

Kelly/Skipper Page

American Girl Doll Crochet and Sewing

American Girl Doll Knitting

Additional Doll Patterns also Available on the Holiday Blogs:

Valentines

Easter

Graduation

Patriotic

Halloween Page

Thanksgiving

Christmas

Pictures may not be used without written permission.

Monday, January 3, 2011

Skipper Skating Outfit


I bought three sets of the camping Skipper and Kelly/Stacie dolls on clearance. Mom and I needed the dolls for models to make clothes and the other two sets will be used for a combination of Easter and birthday presents. I had a Kelly doll from a Church sale that I experimented with making clothes for prior to Christmas and sent one outfit off with my Christmas box. However, I promised myself I would not open the box with Skipper until after Christmas.

Sure enough Christmas afternoon I was opening Skipper's box and pulling out an Annie's Attic vintage book I had purchased to start this outfit. I have not found many free patterns for Skipper. You can see what I have located on the Kelly/Skipper page, the link available underneath. I have found a couple of Annie's Attic Crochet Little Sister books. This pattern comes from Fashion Doll Little Sister, Pattern Number 87D22 published 1986. This book uses primarily sports yarn, which if you follow my blog you know is important to me. The second one I purchased was Fashion Doll Sister and Me, 87D21, also published 1986. This one unfortunately is crochet thread. I am hoping I can convert some of the patterns to Lustersheen because I am hopeless with thread. I have seen both these available on vintage pattern sites and auction sites if you are looking for them.

I am confused if this is supposed to be a rollerskating or ice skating outfit. The pattern shows a picture with old fashioned laced roller skates, but also has it in the winter patterns. I guess the child with the doll gets to choose what she will do when wearing the outfit.

While there are not many free patterns available for Skipper, I am hoping I can use what I am learning from the published patterns and my experience with Barbie to make a variety of other Skipper items once I finish the first book that uses sports yarn. For instance knowing the waist on the skirt and the party dress, I can play with other Barbie patterns to try to adapt them to Skipper sizes.

Barbie and American Girl Doll Free Patterns are listed on my blog at these locations:

Barbie Crochet and Sewing Page

Barbie Knitting Page

Ken Page

Kelly/Skipper Page

American Girl Doll Crochet and Sewing

American Girl Doll Knitting

Additional Doll Patterns also Available on the Holiday Blogs:

Valentines

Easter

Graduation

Patriotic

Halloween Page

Thanksgiving

Christmas

Pictures may not be used without written permission.

Tuesday, December 7, 2010

Barbie Family Holiday Photo


I wanted a picture of Barbie, Ken, and Kelly together. Next year I am going to have to figure out patterns for Stacie and Skipper, but thankfully those dolls have yet to be received so no Santa's are required.

I have always loved the movie White Christmas. When I was working on these outfits over Thanksgiving I received the highest compliments when someone compared the look to my favorite Christmas movie.

I still have another American Girl Doll Barbie Santa to make before Christmas Eve. However, I am thrilled with what I have accomplished so far. I could never have done any of this last Christmas.

Barbie and American Girl Doll Free Patterns are listed on my blog at these locations:

Barbie Crochet and Sewing Page

Barbie Knitting Page

Ken Page

Kelly/Skipper Page

American Girl Doll Crochet and Sewing

American Girl Doll Knitting

Additional Doll Patterns also Available on the Holiday Blogs:

Christmas

Valentines

Easter

Graduation

Patriotic

Halloween Page

Thanksgiving

Pictures may not be used without written permission.

Monday, December 6, 2010

Kelly Santa Crochet



One of the Christmas presents I am sending out this year is a Barbie/Kelly set so I wanted to make sure Kelly also had a Christmas outfit. In my travels, I have not encountered a Kelly Santa outfit. I have no experience with Kelly at all. I only recently acquired a few Kelly dolls to use as models. I ordered a Kelly/Stacie pack on clearance and then found Kelly and Tommie at a Church sale.

I started by playing with a Cupie doll pattern. The Cupie doll is not in any way proportional to Kelly. However, it gave me some general ideas about working with smaller sized dolls. My next goal is to work on some free Kelly patterns I have downloaded to get a better feel for how to work with Kelly to make her outfits fit. However, I do think this is a cute first start.

Thankfully, there is only one family member with a Kelly doll so I do not have to try to repeat this creation as it was done on the fly with no guarantees I could successfully repeat it. The Cupie pattern started at the neck so I did also. It actually created the armholes in the opposite direction, neck down, not bottom up, that I am used to, but it worked. I single crocheted the top area, but double crocheted the gown. I tried adding arms, but the sports yarn was just too thick. Perhaps when I try an established pattern I will understand how others have accomplished that task.

The hat ended up larger than I wanted to accommodate her hair. She has a rather hard fixed ponytail that forced the hat to be wider than I wanted for such a small face.

I am looking forward to making more Kelly outfits. I have Skipper and Stacie to work on after the holidays are over. I have some vintage Annie's Attic patterns for Skipper and I think some of them are also for Stacie as well. I have to check her measurements to see what fits. However, those I do not need until Easter/May period. As much as I am tempted to pull them out, they need to remain boxed until after the holiday rush.

Barbie and American Girl Doll Free Patterns are listed on my blog at these locations:

Barbie Crochet and Sewing Page

Barbie Knitting Page

Ken Page

Kelly/Skipper Page

American Girl Doll Crochet and Sewing

American Girl Doll Knitting

Additional Doll Patterns also Available on the Holiday Blogs:

Christmas

Valentines

Easter

Graduation

Patriotic

Halloween Page

Thanksgiving

Pictures may not be used without written permission.

Wednesday, June 16, 2010

Barbie Fashion Doll Shortalls




This shortalls project started as an attempt to make the Annie's Fashion Doll Crochet Club out of print Overalls Outfit pattern, FC35-03. I have been trying to adapt thread patterns to 1-2 weight yarns that are easier for me to work with. Unfortunatly, I lacked a small enough hook and decided to proceed forward with the experiment anyways.

The upside is one of the kids I make Barbie clothes for now has an original pair of shortalls that I have not seen a pattern for in other venues. The downside is I need to rework my attempts to adapt the pattern for the overalls. I did manage to acquire the hooks I was looking for so I am sure I will take another shot at this project before Christmas.

For those seeking free Barbie Fashion Doll Patterns please see the Barbie pages.

Barbie Crochet and Sewing

Barbie Fashion Doll Knitting

Ken Patterns

Kelly and Skipper

Check out the Holiday Blogs for more free Barbie Patterns

Valentine's Day Knit and Crochet

St. Patrick's Day

Easter

Halloween

Patriotic

Graduation

Thanksgiving

Christmas

Pictures may not be used without written permission.

Monday, June 14, 2010

Barbie Christmas Sweater Knit


This was another one of Mom's contributions. She knitted this sweater for a relative on my husband's side of the family and I now have it put aside for Christmas. For those interested in the pattern it comes from Nicky Epstein's Knits for Barbie Doll which I believe has recently gone out of print. Check your local library as I borrowed it prior to purchasing for Mom.

I crocheted the pants. The pattern came from a 1986 Annie's Pattern Club book, Fashion Doll Quick and Easy. Joyce Bishop was the designer.

For those looking for free Barbie patterns please see the Barbie Fashion Doll Page for links to free patterns.

Pictures may not be used without written permission.

Monday, June 7, 2010

Kelly Free Patterns


I had no idea how popular Kelly was until I started exploring Barbie patterns. At first all I found were people requesting patterns. Then I started finding a few and adding them to the Barbie page. Then Kelly started taking over. So now she has a place of her own for her patterns. She is sharing it with Skipper until I find enough patterns for Skipper to move out on her own.

Please check out the other blog pages for free Barbie and Ken Patterns.

Barbie Crochet and Sewing

Barbie Knitting

Ken Patterns

Crochet:

Pattern Sites with Kelly Patterns:

Kelly Patterns

Dresses and Outfits::

Kelly at the Beach

Kelly Coveralls and Shirt

Kelly Dress

Kelly Dress and Bag

Kelly Dress with Bloomer

Kelly One Piece Coveralls with Jacket

Kelly Party Dress

Kelly PJ's

Kelly Ruffle Tank Top

Kelly Shirt and Pants

Kelly Shorts with Top and Hat

Kelly Sundress

Kelly Sun Suit

Hats, Coats, Scarves, and Shoes:

Bear Hat This Looks Like it Would Fit

Kelly Winter Coat and Hat

Costumes and Historical Outfits:

Kelly Ballerina

Kelly Ballerina Two Piece with Slippers

Kelly Victorian Pattern

Knitting:

Kelly Dress

Kelly Hat, Scarf, and Bag




Skipper:

Crochet:

1890's Skipper Dress

Knitting:

Sundress for Barbie or Skipper Scroll Down

Check out the Holiday Blogs for more free Barbie and Kelly Patterns

Valentine's Day Knit and Crochet

St. Patrick's Day

Easter

Halloween

Patriotic

Graduation

Thanksgiving

Christmas






Picture Credit: susan402 flickr.com

Monday, February 8, 2010

Graduation Crafts Knitting Crochet Plastic Canvas



I know I have graduations to consider this spring. I am sure I am not alone in needing some creative craft ideas for presents and decorations. I hope these ideas help.

Crochet:

American Girl:

Graduation Gown and Cap

Barbie Fashion Doll Graduation Crochet:

Barbie Fashion Doll Graduation Cap and Gown

Ken Graduation Gown

Graduation Crochet:

Allfreecrafts graduation bear

Graduation Bear Small Ami

Graduation Bookworm

Graduation Gown and Hat for 15" Doll

Graduation Hat Fridgie

Graduation Owl Lion Brand

Lion Brand Crochet Bear








This is my finished version of the Lion Brand Bear pattern. I created the gown as it is not included in their free pattern link above. Read more about the project on the graduation bear blog entry.

Knitting:

American Girl Doll no hat




Plastic Canvas :

Graduation Snoopy

Graduation Bear and Owl Scroll Down Free Patterns



Picture Credit:

Graduation Bear picture is not free for use. Written permission must be granted.

Tuesday, January 5, 2010

Knit and Crochet Easter Free Patterns




I was amazed how many great Easter knitting and crochet free patterns were available. I started this list while I was researching the Halloween blogs and it continues to grow.

I thought I would add some of my own Easter photographs that have come from this using these links.

The carrot rattle was fun and easy to do.



The Easter basket for Barbie has turned into a requested item. Even Ken had to get one.

























Crochet:

American Girl 18" Doll Patterns:

Adoring Dolls Easter Outfit


American Girl Easter Basket Cobbler's Cabin

Dress with Easter Bunny Ears from Red Heart

Easter Bonnet

Easter Bunny Hat

Barbie Fashion Doll Crochet Patterns:


Barbie Easter Basket

Barbie Easter Bonnet

Barbie Fashion Doll Easter Dress

Easter Dress from Happy Yellow on Ravelry Thread



Crochet Easter Patterns:

Kitchen and Home Patterns:

Bunny Dishcloth

Bunny Filet Afghan

Bunny Towel Ring

Duck Bib

Egg Coaster

Egg Coaster 2

Egg Dishcloth

Egg Hot Pad

Egg Hot Pad

Egg Potholder

Decorations and Toys:

Baskets:

Basket

Easter Basket

Easter Basket

Lion Brand Baby Wool Basket

Lion Brand Springtime Basket


Bunnies:

Ami Bunny

Ami Bunny Heads

Bunnies with Carrot House

Baby Bunny

Bunny

Bunny and Carrot Rattle (not one pictured on this blog)

Bunny, Basket, Eggs, Flowers

Bunny Boo

Bunny Hat

Bunny in a Basket

Carrot the Bunny

Chocolate Bunny

Chocolate Bunnies

Easter Bunny

Easter Bunny

Easter Bunny Floppy Ears

Easter Bunny Candy Holder

Love Bunny

Eggs

Fun Fur Bunny

Hungry Bunny Chocolate Colored Eats Veggies


My First Bunny

Peep Bunny

Wee Rabbit

Chicks and Ducks:

Baby Chick

Chick Cosies Family with Hats

Chicken and Duck Egg Cosies

Chicklett

Duck

Fun Fur Duck

Peep Chick

Eggs:

Art Deco Eggs

Easter Eggs and Basket

Egg

Egg From Bev's Country Cottage

Egg Lion Brand

Mrs. Egghead and her Husband

Pineapple Easter Egg

Red Heart

Stuffed Easter Egg

Vampire Easter Egg

Victorian Easter Egg Ornaments

Other Animals and Toys:

Bear in Bunny Clothes

Doll with Bunny Ears and Basket

Lamb

Lamb 2

Little Lamb

Other Toys and Decorations:

Carrot Rattle

Donna's Crochet

Easter Lily

Tote

Wreath



Knit:

American Girl 18" Doll Patterns:

Easter Dress



Kitchen and Home Patterns:

Bunny Dish Cloth

Easter Basket Dish Cloth

Egg Dish Cloth

Egg Hot Pad

Decorations and Toys:

Baskets:

Basket

Bunnies:

Bunny

Bunny

Bunny Nuggets

Bunny to Duck Duck to Bunny Toy

Chicks and Ducks:

Chicken and Duck Cozies

Chicks

Chicks 2

Chubby Chicks

Duck

Eggs:

Decorated Eggs

Easter Eggs and Basket

Eggs

Eggs

Jean Greenhowe's Eggs

Eggs from self-striping yarn

Other Toys and Decorations:

Finger Puppets

Jean Greenhowe's Easter Treats

Knitting on the Net

Toys That Fit in Easter Eggs

Loom Knitting:

Bitsy Bunnies

Blossom the Hip Hop Flower Bunny

Bunny

Bunny Loom Knitting

Chick Dish Cloth

Easter Eggs

Easter Purse

Life and Crafts

Sewing:

Bunny Speedsters

Check out my Easter Project Blogs:

Amigurumi Easter Bunnies

Amigurumi Ducks and Chicks

Barbie Easter Basket

Carrot Rattle

Crochet Easter Eggs


These pictures may not be used without my written permission.

Tuesday, October 6, 2009

Thanksgiving Knit and Crochet Resources



Thanksgiving is a wonderful time to decorate. Those who can crochet and knit have a means to create wonderful decorations for their own homes or as gifts to give or donate. Read more...



Crochet :

American Girl Doll 18" Thanksgiving:

Adoring Doll Turkey Outfit

American Girl Doll Pilgrim

Barbie Fashion Doll Crochet Thanksgiving:

Barbie Fashion Doll Pilgrim

Ken Pilgrim Page 2

Pilgrim Hat

Finger Puppets:

Female Pilgrim

Male Pilgrim

Turkey

Thanksgiving Crochet:

Kitchen and House Items:

Apron

Autumn Leaves Dishcloth and Hot Pad Patterns

Autumn Mums

Crochet Dollies Turkey

Kid's Table Thankful Turkey

Pilgrim Dishcloth

Turkey Applique

Turkey Dishcloth

Turkey 2 Dishcloth

Turkey Drumstick



Afghans:

Autumn Chevron

Harvest Hues

Turkey Afghan

Turkey Square 12"



Decorations:

Ami Turkey

Ami Turkey 2

Ami Turkey 3

Ami Turkey 4

Amigurmi Turkey

Amigurumi Turkey Leg

Autumn Leaves

Bev's Country Cottage Turkey Magnet

Billy Pilgrim Lily Sugar N' Cream

Cornucopia

Cornucopia

Crochet Pattern Central

Cranberry Sauce

Dried Corn

Goose Pilgrim Outfit

Harvest Bowl

Harvest Wreath

Indian Corn

Harvest Indian Corn

Lily Pilgrim Doll Lily Sugar N'Cream

Marlos Crochet Turkey Magnet

Moms Love of Crochet Turkey Patterns

Pilgrim Ami

Pilgrim Couple Crochet Memories

Pilgrim Couple 2

Pilgrim Hat

Pilgrim Hat Pincushion

Squash

Squash and Gourds

Tom the Turkey Pin

Turkey Applique Thread

Turkey Detailed Instructions and Pictures

Turkey and Cornucopia Patterns

Turkey Placemats

Turkey Wreath

Turkey Wreath Sugar and Cream

Wreath

Yarn Cat Turkey Magnets



Knit:

Kitchen and House Items:

Autumn Leaves Afghan

Thanks Dish Cloth

Turkey Dish Cloth

Dish Cloths PDF file

Decorations:

Suite Turkey Hat

Turkey

Turkey Finger Puppet

Turkey Hat

Turkey Hat Going Crafty

Turkey with Pilgrim Hat

Loom Knitting:

Cornucopia Mini

Indian Corn

Indian Corn Hot Pad

Tiny Tim Turkey

Turkey Hat for Baby

Sewing:

American Girl:

Pilgrim Apron Collar Bonnet



The Barbie pattern pictured is a crochet pattern. See the blog about this project here.



Picture Credits

Barbie Pilgrim photo may not be used without written permission.
Smart Destinations flicker.com

Sunday, September 27, 2009

Barbie Crochet and Sewing Free Patterns




Playing with Barbie is a tradition that spans generations. Outfitting Barbie continues to be a challenge met by parents, grandparents, and friends of children who are creative with craft making. Finding free patterns can lessen the expense, so I have been working on collecting Barbie patterns to help crafters use their skills with free patterns. What I liked about this research is Ken is not left out. Just a reminder check out the holiday sections as well. When I find holiday Barbie patterns, I include them in the holiday blogs. Read More...

This blog page has grown since it first started and has needed some reconstruction.

Update: Using Wayback I was able to recover some of the pattern links from the Barbie Boutique site, not all. It does not look as if the pictures are with the patterns. I do hope this library ends up somewhere as there are so many wonderful patterns it is a shame to see them disappear.

The Barbie Boutique Links have gone dead. I noticed them as of February 22, 2012 and am removing them. I am sad to see them go as I have found them to be wonderful not only for Barbie and her family, but as basics for other projects as well. If I find them relisted I will post the links again. Just another reminder to download the patterns that you may want for future reference.




Barbie Free Knitting Patterns can be found here.

Ken Patterns

Kelly and Skipper

Crochet for Barbie:

Pattern Sites with Barbie Sections:

ABC Knitting Crochet Patterns

Allcrafts

Barbie Basics 109 pg PDF Lynne Sears

Barbie Boutique

Barbie Boutique Complete Index


Barbie Links Barbs Craft Books

Bev's Country Cottage

Crochet Pattern Central

Crochetnmore

Donna's Crochet

Knitting n Crocheting 4 Fun and Profit Crocheting Patterns

Knitty Chick

Originals by Gidge

Rescued from the Wayback Machine:

Grandmother's Dollhouse

Dresses and Outfits:

At the Office Dress and Blazer Thread

Ball Gown Crochet Cafe

Bikini

Bikini Thread

Blouson Sundress

Black and White Dress with Lustersheen

Blue Moon Formal Gown

Cute Crochet Gown with Cape

Dotted Delight Thread Dress Pattern

Dress Mini/Long Thread

Dress Worsted Weight

Evening Wear Large Selection

Granny Square Outfit

Granny Square Skirt, Tops, and Accessories

Jasmine Thread

Midnight Gold Gown Thread

Mini-Dress

Party Dress and Shawl

Patriotic Outfits Scroll Down to Bottom of Page

Picnic Dress

Pineapple Dress

Pineapple Fantasy Thread

Pink Shell Skirt and Top Thread for Belly Button Barbie

Princess Thread

Rainbows and Ruffles Dress Baby Yarn

Red Party Dress

Ruffle Dress

Skirt, Top, Hat

Striped Shift

Stroll in the Garden

Sun Dress

Suzie's Stuff Baby Doll PJ's and Nightgown



Hats, Coats, Scarves, and Shoes

Allfreecrafts Barbie Hat

Ankle Strap Shoes

Bags and Purses

Cape and Capelet

Coat and Hat 1970's

Craft Elf Hat and Scarf

Hat and Coat Heartland Prairie

High Top Tennis Shoes

Jean Jacket

Long Gloves

Orble Scarf

Poncho

Purse

Raglan Sleeve Jacket

Sun Hat



Accessories and Other Misc. Items:

Afghan Doll Sized

Allfreecrafts Barbie Hat

Barbie Snuggle

Bedspread

Suzie's Stuff Sleeping Bag

Character or Historical Costumes:

Autumn Shalee Native American Outfit

Ballet Costume

Beauty and the Beast Before After

Bloomers

Camelot Heartland Prairie

Cinderella at the Ball

Cinderella Poor

Colonial Gown

Egyptian Barbie Pattern Page 2

Evening Gown 1950's

Gypsy

Latana Fashion Thread Napoleon Style

Little Mermaid

Mermaid

Native American

Link Currently unavailable through wayback machine

Netherland's Outfit

Link Currently unavailable through wayback machine

Princess

Snow White

Spanish Gown

Turn of the Century Dress

Vintage Creations Dress


Wedding:

Bride

Bride and Bridesmaid

June Bride and Groom

Wedding Dress

Wedding Dress 2

Wedding Dress Turn of the Century Wedding Dress

Wedding Patterns Large Selection includes Ken

Wedding Veil

Royal Wedding Dress

Bed Dolls:

Cotillion Collection Miss April 1992 Bed Doll

Pillow Forms

Crocheted Pillow Form





Sewing for Barbie:

Allcrafts

Arwan, Cinderella, Court Dress

Basic Outfits: Pants, Skirt, Shirt, Skirt, Tops, Dress

Four Free Sewing Patterns

Free Barbie Patterns

Frugal Abundance Variety of Patterns

Janel Patterns

Molendrix Variety of Patterns Mostly Fantasy Characters

PJ's

Sewing for Barbie Part 1

Sewing for Barbie Part 2

Sewing for Barbie Part 3

Sewing Tips

Stays Tutorial Scroll Down

Vintage Dress Pattern and Tutorial

Barbie Furniture/Accessories

Barbie Closet

Canoe

Crochet Chair

Crochet Chair and Footstool

Crochet Couch

Crochet Furniture Patterns Several No pictures

Crochet Plastic Canvas Project

Crochet Table and Chair

Kelly Crochet Air Mattress 8"x 3 1/2" (designed for Ami but would work)

Living Room Furniture

Native American Play Set

No Sew Sofa

Plastic Canvas Chaise Lounge and Table

Plastic Canvas Clothing Hangers

Plastic Canvas Accessories:

Fashion Doll Tote Scroll Down


Visit my Barbie Project Blogs here.

Check out the Holiday Blogs for more free Barbie Patterns

Valentine's Day Knit and Crochet

St. Patrick's Day

Easter

Halloween

Patriotic

Graduation

Thanksgiving

Christmas



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