Sunday, December 6, 2009
Gala Gifts - Doll Clothes from Simplicity Fashion Preview 1963
"Clothes for Teen Dolls and loveable Baby Dolls"
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Thanks for the trip down memory lane. I still have my Revlon teen doll, and my Gerber baby doll, and I'm sure my Mom made some of these clothes.
ReplyDeleteI was trying to think...I had a Chatty Cathy at about this age. I don't know if there were ever patterns for Miss Chatty.
ReplyDeleteBut I know there are some wonderful Miss Revlon patterns out there!
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ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing your views about Doll clothes sewing pattern. These sewing pattern are the most popular with children, they are loaded with many different darling outfits and accessories, all have full size pattern pieces for playable or collectible dolls...