Miniature pincushions for our American Girl doll sewing collection.        To make the miniature doughnut pincushion cut a circle template ...

Finished dress mannequins.        The sample dress mannequins shown here are for an 18" American girl doll and an 18" BFC club dol...

Left is the robe cropped and hemmed at the knee. However, you can make this robe as long or short as you like. Right is a close-up of the si...

       Above you can see the finished baby doll nightgown sewn from lavender, dotted flannel. This doll measures eleven inches long and the ...

This tiny baby doll is filled with plastic pellets and he is the perfect size for an 18" American Girl doll to carry about and play wit...

This doll bib has two nice sides, Left is a bumble bee print combined with an embroidery of the same insect and Right, is the backside of th...

Both of these baby dolls, on the left is a Water Baby,  have arms that measure nine inches across,  from finger-tip to finger-tip. However t...

        This retro, fashion doll article first appeared in The Australian Women's Weekly, 1966, by Jenny Irvine. It is archived online b...

        You can sew a whole set of wrap skirts for your dolls either by hand or on a machine. Make them decorative on both sides and your do...

Sewing class from the early 1900's A needle threader – Small fingers and inexperienced eyes can not always keep a needle threaded ...

sewing kit        A student’s first sewing kit could be a simple basket, preferably with a lid or a small plastic container. Sometimes...

Two of our dolls wearing cool summer skirts  in the garden.        These little summer skirts are very versatile for a variety of doll...

       Leggings are perhaps the most common fashions worn by young people. The fabric usually dictates whether or not the legging is suita...