"There is no better friend than a sister... & There is no better sister than you!" ~Elsa & Anna of Arendelle~ Had a bla...
This is an easy sundress sewing pattern for your little girl's 18 Inch American doll. This pattern can be whipped up in less than an hour.
Come dico sempre... basta proprio poco per far divertire i bambini!!! (Questo lavoro solitamente lo propongo sempre a scuola, chiaramente ai bimbi di 5 anni). Quello che occorre: Carta e matite stecchini un pezzetto di cannuccia bastoncini del gelato colorati (li trovate QUI), Dopo aver colorato i bimbi, incollateli su un cartoncino un po' spesso. (dimensione bimbi 14 cm.) Piegate la punta degli scarponi e incollate i due bastoncini del gelato, e tra i 2 sci incollate un pezzettino di cannuccia. Alle mani incollate i 2 stecchini racchetta. Per la pista innevata, non è altro che un pezzo di compensato ricoperto con un cartoncino bianco. E ora... pronti, ai posti... viaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa!!! Gli sciatori scivoleranno giù grazie alla pendenza della pista e dal filo che viene inserito nella cannuccia. A prestissimo Maestra Valentina
Here is a free pattern for a very basic yet versatile dress to fit an American Girl or 18" doll. This is a great beginner sewing pattern to learn with!
Amigurumi Princess Elsa & Anna Free Crochet Patterns: Frozen Doll Crochet Free Pattern
Make our Movable Bird Paper Doll and let this cute birdie fly high in the sky. This bird craft for kids is really easy and make.
I just love these little guys....They seem to be everywhere I go...and I think Santa is bringing me the little key chain one...the green, one eyed monster. They do have names! you might even know what they are (I don't). Other than that I have spend the morning crying over spilled songs....after loosing my computer to some fatal bug a few months ago I just today realized I have lost songs on iTunes. Good thing I have a 19 yr old son on break from school that can help me with this... To all of you Ugly Doll fans out there hope you have a good one. To the rest of you the same and hope your Holiday shopping is further along than mine :)
These printable paper doll templates inlcude a boy and girl doll. They print in black and white so they're ready for your kiddos to add color & personality!
Kids color and cut out a native costume for this paper doll, then guess what country the doll is from. Hint: The capital city is Edinburgh.
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Amigurumi Princess Elsa & Anna Free Crochet Patterns: Frozen Doll Crochet Free Pattern
Hello dear Amigurumi FollowersToday we share Amigurumi Disney Princess Free Pattern for you. As you know we s
Doll clothes don’t have to be hard to sew! Use my free sewing pattern to make an easy 18” doll dress from a fat quarter of quilting cotton.
Print This CraftIt’s time to dress your Playtime Outdoors Paper Doll for some vacation fun. Get your playtime pal ready ... Read More
Oh the things you can make with ordinary WHITE PAPER!
I have been playing around with the idea of loading a "gift" pattern onto this blog for quite a while, but you know how sometimes all the things you plan to do never come about?! This morning I saw my...
Jouets pour les enfants, étagères murales, rangements... Découvrez une sélection d'idées de bricolages pour recycler des boîtes à chaussures.
One of the reasons I keep getting behind on the pattern instructions is that I love to experiment with pattern pieces instead of making the one dress and writing up the pattern. Last year I had a go at making a ruffle sleeve based on what I had seen for ruffles in other patterns, not particularly butterfly sleeve patterns. This time I just used sleeve patterns and cut off the bottom part. I can't believe I didn't think of doing that before. This was my first attempt: A few weeks ago I found a dress on pinterest that I just loved. It had sort of arm hugging butterfly sleeves. My first thought to recreate them was to use the blouse sleeve from my 1806 blouse. I knew it had a bit of gathering on the sleeve head but was fairly fitted down the arm. This is how I adjusted it tp make it flutter just a bit. I thought it turned out great. This cute pink gingham midi dress pattern is available to buy from my Etsy shop. Armed with lots of confidence I decided to make it flutter a bit more. I used the basic puffed sleeve that I have used in several of my early patterns. It is the puffed sleeve that normally has a sleeve band. Here is how I adjusted it: The deeper curved hemline is the one I have tried in this floral dress. I have just finished the bodice so that is all you see of this one. Now I think it looks OK and I will probably use this pattern again for various garments but I thought it was just a tad overwhelming on this delicate looking doll. It does look a bit better on one of the other dolls. Anyway, I have made another adjustment to the puffed sleeve so the flutter is quite as broad. You can see that when I drew the lines for the new cutting lines I in the armhole part of the sleeve at the point that i thought looked about halfway down the armhole from the shoulder. Don't forget you have to take into account that the sleeve head has to be gathered quite a lot so it is not halfway between the centre of the sleeve and the underarm. Once you have hemmed the bottom edge and added trim you gather the sleeve head. Place the gathered edge right sides together with the main bodice armhole and baste in place. I put dots on my bodice pieces so I could tell where the pointy part had to go. Place the bodice lining right sides together with the main lining to enclose the sleeves. Stitch around the armholes and down the back edges. Leave the neck edge open and bind it after turning your bodice. I hope these guidelines will encourage you to customise lots of the patterns you already own. I'm sure you will be able to find a couple of suitable sleeves to use. Just incase you don't have any you can find the blouse pattern HERE and the puffed sleeve on this dress HERE or HERE. If you just want to make a nice dress with butterfly sleeves the Gingham Midi one is in my shop.
Baby Doll Haircuts is an adorable and super easy to create fine motor scissor skills activity for preschoolers and kindergartners!
Hey everyone! Welcome! Wilkommen, Bienvenue, Anyeung He Casayo, Hola! Are you as excited as I am to see what treats are in store in this new issue chock full of pattern goodness? Without further ad…
Do your kids love Minecraft? My two boys simply adore the game and we've made tons of Minecraft crafts this past year. When my eldest made a cute 3D paper Steve from Paper Pixelcraft my younger son wanted a paper doll too, but there were just too many parts for him to cut out and fold. So I ended up simplifying the doll design and leaving it blank so that he could draw in his own details. Since both boys enjoyed making these simpler Minecraft paper dolls, I figured I'd share the designs here too. Ready to color, cut, fold, tape, and play? DIY 3D Minecraft Paper Doll Printables Let's Make Some 3D Minecraft Paper Dolls (You can watch a video of this whole process in Instagram!) 1. Print out my free Minecraft paper doll printable. 2. Color in the different parts. Remember, you don't have to color in the sections marked with an "x" because they won't be seen. 3. Cut around the edges of each figure. 4. Fold along the dotted lines. Use tape to hold your 3D shapes in place. 5. Tape your head, legs, and body together and you're all finished! I hope you enjoyed this craft. And remember, if you want dolls that have the real Minecraft features on them, check out Pixelcraft. They have all sorts of amazing designs on that site. Looking for more easy and kid-friendly Minecraft crafts? Check out these origami Minecraft creepers and these fun pop-up Minecraft creepers and pigs. Happy creating, friends!
