For your free patterns and tutorial videos, please scroll down to the second set of bullets. I've had these patterns available in JPG form on this website since 2014, but it's time to switch these popular patterns to a PDF format for easier download. *You need to be aware that the list of dolls who
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As I said in yesterday's post, this free, printable sewing pattern fits Mattel’s Curvy Barbie, MTM Barbie, Made-to-Move Curvy Barbie, DC Comics' Superhero Girls dolls, and vintage Tammy dolls from Ideal. Can you believe I've designed something to fit all of those different fashion dolls?! For a more detailed version of this pattern, click here to copy/paste or download. Now if you're
In the image above, you see my Curvy Barbie wearing a summery outfit of shorts and a sleeveless crop top. Of course the free, printable sewing patterns for this outfit are available right here on ChellyWood.com. (Scroll down for the new PDF pattern download and the MS Word download for these shorts and shirt combo.)
Wow....it only took me 4 years to get my stuff together... LOL! I am currently in LOVE with the Curvy Barbie doll. I have had my beautiful blonde since they came out, but didn't have the time to concentrate on her. But now I do, as well as her big sister, 17 inch Dreamtopia Endless Hair Barbie, and her even bigger sister, 28 inch Best Fashion Friend doll. Free patterns are coming for all of them, just be patient with me. I have to draft them up, test them, redraw them (if necessary) and re-test them, until they are perfect! I will offer patterns of various difficulties, from beginner to advanced, but unfortunately, they will not have assembly instructions. Having made clothes for myself (a plus sized lady), I can relate to Curvy Barbie's beautiful shape. Here are the patterns.... And here are what they look all stitched up.... this is the strapless bodice sewn to the fitted skirt this is the basic bodice and the fitted capris the undies! Look out Vic's Secret! Yes.....the clothes are pinned on (I'm so lazy!). I would love to see your results using my patterns. I'm a newbie to blogging, so I'm not sure how to do that. I would also like to know what you all would like in patterns. I guess you can let me know in the comments section :) I hope you enjoy sewing for Curvy Barbie! Stacy
Follow this free sewing pattern and tutorial to sew a gorgeous tiered maxi dress for your Barbie, Sindy or Curvy Barbie Dolls. Perfect for sunny summer days!
Barbie bodysuit free pattern. And step-by-step instruction. Create a trendy wardrobe addition for your Barbie dolls!
Crochet some accessories for your Curvy Barbie doll. This accessory pack includes a hat and a jacket that can work as basic necessities for your Curvy Barbie's wardrobe.
I've amended my barbie shorts pattern on this site to fit the lovely Curvy Barbie. Plus added a new top with a trendy frill across the shoulders. I used Patons Soft cotton 4ply from my stash but any 4ply would do. Both the shorts and top can easily be lengthened by adding a few more rows. I use UK crochet terms for a conversion chart click here crochet conversion chart If you have any problems with this pattern please leave a comment below or contact me. To fit: 12” Curvy Fashionista Barbie You will need approx; 10g 4ply yarn for shorts and 10g 4ply yarn for top. Crochet hook no 3.5 Tension: (Gauge) 24sts x 26 rows to 4” over dc using 3.50 hook Abbreviations: Dc: double crochet (US single crochet), tr: treble crochet, (US double crochet) ch: chain, slst: slip stitch, inc: increase, rnd/s: round/s Shorts Make 34ch Rnd 1 dc around Rnd 2 2dc in next dc, dc32, 2dc in next dc 36sts Rnd 3 dc around Rnd 4 2dc in next dc, dc34, 2dc in next dc 38sts Rnd 5 dc around Rnd 6 2dc in next dc, dc17, (2dc in next dc) 2 times, dc17, 2dc in next dc 42sts Rnd 7 dc around Divide for legs Right leg Rnd 1 dc 21, place a marker in 1st dc, 4ch, dc in 1st dc with marker to join into round for right leg Rnd 2 dc around working 1dc in each of 4ch 25sts Rnd 3: dc to last 2sts, miss 1dc, dc1 24sts Rnd 4–5: dc around Fasten off yarn Left leg Rnd 1 4ch, dc in next dc on front of shorts, dc20, dc in 1st ch to join into round Rnd 2 dc around working 1 dc in each 4 ch space 25sts Rnd 3 dc to last 2sts, miss 1dc, dc1 24sts Rnd 4–5 dc around Fasten off yarn Work a round of 26dc in waist of shorts. Sew cast on sts seam together and fasten off all ends Top Make 30ch Work 8 rounds dc - shorten or lengthen here Shape armholes Dc6, 5ch, miss 4dc, dc 10, 5ch, miss 4dc, dc 6 22sts Turn and work in rows: 1ch (doesn’t count as st) dc in back loop only of next 6dc, 1dc in each 5ch, dc10 in back loop only, 1dc in each 5ch, dc in back loop only in next 6dc, slst in top of 1st dc, to join, turn frill 3ch, (1tr, 2tr in next tr) to end, slst in top of 3ch, turn 3ch, (2tr, 2tr in next tr) to end, slst in top of 3ch. Fasten off yarn fold last 2 rows to form frill and slip stitch in place at centre back Fasten off all ends
Wow....it only took me 4 years to get my stuff together... LOL! I am currently in LOVE with the Curvy Barbie doll. I have had my beautiful blonde since they came out, but didn't have the time to concentrate on her. But now I do, as well as her big sister, 17 inch Dreamtopia Endless Hair Barbie, and her even bigger sister, 28 inch Best Fashion Friend doll. Free patterns are coming for all of them, just be patient with me. I have to draft them up, test them, redraw them (if necessary) and re-test them, until they are perfect! I will offer patterns of various difficulties, from beginner to advanced, but unfortunately, they will not have assembly instructions. Having made clothes for myself (a plus sized lady), I can relate to Curvy Barbie's beautiful shape. Here are the patterns.... And here are what they look all stitched up.... this is the strapless bodice sewn to the fitted skirt this is the basic bodice and the fitted capris the undies! Look out Vic's Secret! Yes.....the clothes are pinned on (I'm so lazy!). I would love to see your results using my patterns. I'm a newbie to blogging, so I'm not sure how to do that. I would also like to know what you all would like in patterns. I guess you can let me know in the comments section :) I hope you enjoy sewing for Curvy Barbie! Stacy
Wow....it only took me 4 years to get my stuff together... LOL! I am currently in LOVE with the Curvy Barbie doll. I have had my beautiful blonde since they came out, but didn't have the time to concentrate on her. But now I do, as well as her big sister, 17 inch Dreamtopia Endless Hair Barbie, and her even bigger sister, 28 inch Best Fashion Friend doll. Free patterns are coming for all of them, just be patient with me. I have to draft them up, test them, redraw them (if necessary) and re-test them, until they are perfect! I will offer patterns of various difficulties, from beginner to advanced, but unfortunately, they will not have assembly instructions. Having made clothes for myself (a plus sized lady), I can relate to Curvy Barbie's beautiful shape. Here are the patterns.... And here are what they look all stitched up.... this is the strapless bodice sewn to the fitted skirt this is the basic bodice and the fitted capris the undies! Look out Vic's Secret! Yes.....the clothes are pinned on (I'm so lazy!). I would love to see your results using my patterns. I'm a newbie to blogging, so I'm not sure how to do that. I would also like to know what you all would like in patterns. I guess you can let me know in the comments section :) I hope you enjoy sewing for Curvy Barbie! Stacy
This pattern makes eight outfits for 11.5 inch vintage dolls, these clothes will fit the following dolls: Barbie. Casey. Francie. Julia. Christie. Midge. Barbra Joe. Babs. Gina. Anette. Batgirl. Wonder Woman. Mera. Supergirl. Betty. Maddie Mod. Tammy. Stacey. ... and others of same body size / shape. Full Sized Pattern here: http://adf.ly/hLwb6
More outfits for Curvy Fashionista doll made in 4ply yarn The trousers have a few styles, cut offs, shorts of any length you want and the current trend of wide mid length trousers that both my granddaughters seem to love. I've done a rolled hem but feel free to do garter stitch or rib if you prefer The top can be striped or plain and any length. I made the white top a bit shorter than the rest - very trendy just now. And for good measure I added a skirt. The block colour sweater looks great with the wide trousers and can be found on this site here Barbie ribbed sweater The trousers are made in the round and as Curvy Barbie needs a back fastening for a good fit, the top is made on single pointed needles. As I've probably mentioned before I'm not a great fan of knitting in the round, (except for socks - I love socks) but must admit its so easy to make these little items this way. I used circular needles using the magic loop method which work great but use whatever you prefer. Not everyone uses dpns so I've added a section for those of you who prefer to use single points. As always please let me know if you find any mistakes or have any problems with this pattern To fit: 12” Barbie curvy Fashionista dolls You will need approx 25g 4ply yarn in main for trousers and 10g for top double pointed needles size 3.25 (US 3) and 3mm , 2 small buttons for top Tension: 28sts and 36 rows over stocking stitch using 3.25 needles Abbreviations: beg: beginning, sts: stitches, yf: yarn forward, rep: repeat, ss: stocking stitch, tog: together, k: knit, p: purl, dec: decrease, ssk: slip next 2sts onto right hand needle, insert left hand needle through front loops and knit both sts off tog.(you can also slip 1, knit 1, pass slipped st over) kfb: knit into front then back of same st, pfb: purl into front then back of same st Trousers Knit from the waist down With 3.25 dpns, (or circular needles) cast on 34sts, join into round (rounds start at centre back) Knit 3 rounds k1, p1 rib Rnd 1 increase: k1, (kfb, k2) 5 times, k3, (kfb, k2) 5 times 44sts Rnd 2 knit Rnd 3 kfb, k to last 2sts kfb, k1 46sts Rnds 4-9 rep rounds 2 and 3, 3 times 52sts Rnd 10-11 rep round 3, 2 times 56sts Divide for legs Rnd 12 K28, slip next 28sts on holder Continue for right leg Join into round by k into first st, rounds now begin at inner leg *Rnd 13-20 Knit 8 rounds Rnd 21 K2tog, k to last 2sts, ssk Rnds 22-24 Knit 3 rounds Repeat last 4 rounds to 18sts. Knit 3 rounds Cast off loosely Left leg Rejoin yarn to remaining 28sts at front of trousers Knit to end and join into a round Continue as right leg from * To Finish Fasten off all ends. Sew any gaps from the joining of legs Shorts/straight trousers As trousers to * Knit 8 rounds for shorts Knit 34 rounds for straight trousers Or length you want allowing 3 rnds for turn up. For no turn up light press hem to flatten Finish as trousers Top With 3mm single point needles and main, cast on 34sts Knit 3 rows garter stitch Change to 3.25 spns Row 1 change to contrast, buttonhole row, knit to last 2sts, yf, k2tog knit Row 2 k2, purl to last 2sts, k2 Row 3 using main, knit Row 4 k2, purl to last 2sts, k2 Row 5 using contrast knit Row 6 using contrast k2, purl to last 2sts, k2 Row 7-12 following stripe pattern repeat rows 5 and 6, 3 times Fasten off contrast Row 13 using main, k8, cast off 3sts, k12 (includes st on right hand needle) cast off 3, k6, yf, k2tog Row 14 k2, p6, cast on 9sts, p12, cast on 9sts, p6, k2 Row 15 k6, k2tog, k across 9 cast on sts, k2tog, k8, k2tog, k across 9 cast on sts, k2tog, k6 Cast off loosely purlwise. Sew on small buttons to match buttonholes Skirt Knit from the waist down With 3.25 dpns, cast on 34sts, join into round (rounds start at centre back) Knit 3 rounds k1, p1 rib Inc rnd (k1, kfb) to end 51sts Knit 10 rounds Inc rnd (k1, kfb) to last st, k1 76sts Knit until work measures 3” (or length required) Knit 4 rounds in garter stitch for hem Cast off loosely Fasten off ends Press hem lightly to flatten To make on Single pointed needles Trousers Knit from the waist down With 3.25 needles, cast on 34sts, rows begin at centre back Knit 3 rows k1, p1 rib Row 1 k1, (kfb, k2) 5 times, k3, (kfb, k2) 5 times 44sts Row 2 purl Row 3 kfb, k to last 2sts kfb, k1 46sts Rows 4-9 rep rounds 2 and 3, 3 times 52sts Row 10 pfb, p to last 2sts pfb, p1 54sts Row 11 as row 3 56sts Divide for legs Row 12 p28, slip next 28sts on holder Continue for right leg *Row 13-20 beg with knit ss 8 rows Row 21 k1, K2tog, k to last 2sts, ssk, k1 Rows 22-24 beg with purl row, ss 3 rows Repeat last 4 rows to 18sts. Knit 3 rows ss Cast off loosely Left leg Rejoin yarn to remaining 28sts at front of trousers wrong side facing purl to end Continue as right leg from * To Finish Sew legs seams and back seam using mattress stitch Fasten off all ends Shorts/straight trousers As trousers to * Knit 8 rows for shorts Knit 34 rows for straight trousers Or length you want allowing 3 rows for turn up. For no turn up light press hem to flatten Finish as trousers Skirt Knit from the waist down With 3.25 needles, cast on 34sts (rows start at centre back) Knit 3 rows k1, p1 rib Inc row (k1, kfb) to end 51sts Beg with purl row, work 9 rows ss Inc row (k1, kfb) to last st, k1 76sts Ss until work measures 3” (or length required) Knit 4 rows in garter stitch for hem Cast off loosely sew seam using mattress stitch Fasten off ends Press hem lightly to flatten PDF pattern to download
More outfits for Curvy Fashionista doll made in 4ply yarn The trousers have a few styles, cut offs, shorts of any length you want and the current trend of wide mid length trousers that both my granddaughters seem to love. I've done a rolled hem but feel free to do garter stitch or rib if you prefer The top can be striped or plain and any length. I made the white top a bit shorter than the rest - very trendy just now. And for good measure I added a skirt. The block colour sweater looks great with the wide trousers and can be found on this site here Barbie ribbed sweater The trousers are made in the round and as Curvy Barbie needs a back fastening for a good fit, the top is made on single pointed needles. As I've probably mentioned before I'm not a great fan of knitting in the round, (except for socks - I love socks) but must admit its so easy to make these little items this way. I used circular needles using the magic loop method which work great but use whatever you prefer. Not everyone uses dpns so I've added a section for those of you who prefer to use single points. As always please let me know if you find any mistakes or have any problems with this pattern To fit: 12” Barbie curvy Fashionista dolls You will need approx 25g 4ply yarn in main for trousers and 10g for top double pointed needles size 3.25 (US 3) and 3mm , 2 small buttons for top Tension: 28sts and 36 rows over stocking stitch using 3.25 needles Abbreviations: beg: beginning, sts: stitches, yf: yarn forward, rep: repeat, ss: stocking stitch, tog: together, k: knit, p: purl, dec: decrease, ssk: slip next 2sts onto right hand needle, insert left hand needle through front loops and knit both sts off tog.(you can also slip 1, knit 1, pass slipped st over) kfb: knit into front then back of same st, pfb: purl into front then back of same st Trousers Knit from the waist down With 3.25 dpns, (or circular needles) cast on 34sts, join into round (rounds start at centre back) Knit 3 rounds k1, p1 rib Rnd 1 increase: k1, (kfb, k2) 5 times, k3, (kfb, k2) 5 times 44sts Rnd 2 knit Rnd 3 kfb, k to last 2sts kfb, k1 46sts Rnds 4-9 rep rounds 2 and 3, 3 times 52sts Rnd 10-11 rep round 3, 2 times 56sts Divide for legs Rnd 12 K28, slip next 28sts on holder Continue for right leg Join into round by k into first st, rounds now begin at inner leg *Rnd 13-20 Knit 8 rounds Rnd 21 K2tog, k to last 2sts, ssk Rnds 22-24 Knit 3 rounds Repeat last 4 rounds to 18sts. Knit 3 rounds Cast off loosely Left leg Rejoin yarn to remaining 28sts at front of trousers Knit to end and join into a round Continue as right leg from * To Finish Fasten off all ends. Sew any gaps from the joining of legs Shorts/straight trousers As trousers to * Knit 8 rounds for shorts Knit 34 rounds for straight trousers Or length you want allowing 3 rnds for turn up. For no turn up light press hem to flatten Finish as trousers Top With 3mm single point needles and main, cast on 34sts Knit 3 rows garter stitch Change to 3.25 spns Row 1 change to contrast, buttonhole row, knit to last 2sts, yf, k2tog knit Row 2 k2, purl to last 2sts, k2 Row 3 using main, knit Row 4 k2, purl to last 2sts, k2 Row 5 using contrast knit Row 6 using contrast k2, purl to last 2sts, k2 Row 7-12 following stripe pattern repeat rows 5 and 6, 3 times Fasten off contrast Row 13 using main, k8, cast off 3sts, k12 (includes st on right hand needle) cast off 3, k6, yf, k2tog Row 14 k2, p6, cast on 9sts, p12, cast on 9sts, p6, k2 Row 15 k6, k2tog, k across 9 cast on sts, k2tog, k8, k2tog, k across 9 cast on sts, k2tog, k6 Cast off loosely purlwise. Sew on small buttons to match buttonholes Skirt Knit from the waist down With 3.25 dpns, cast on 34sts, join into round (rounds start at centre back) Knit 3 rounds k1, p1 rib Inc rnd (k1, kfb) to end 51sts Knit 10 rounds Inc rnd (k1, kfb) to last st, k1 76sts Knit until work measures 3” (or length required) Knit 4 rounds in garter stitch for hem Cast off loosely Fasten off ends Press hem lightly to flatten To make on Single pointed needles Trousers Knit from the waist down With 3.25 needles, cast on 34sts, rows begin at centre back Knit 3 rows k1, p1 rib Row 1 k1, (kfb, k2) 5 times, k3, (kfb, k2) 5 times 44sts Row 2 purl Row 3 kfb, k to last 2sts kfb, k1 46sts Rows 4-9 rep rounds 2 and 3, 3 times 52sts Row 10 pfb, p to last 2sts pfb, p1 54sts Row 11 as row 3 56sts Divide for legs Row 12 p28, slip next 28sts on holder Continue for right leg *Row 13-20 beg with knit ss 8 rows Row 21 k1, K2tog, k to last 2sts, ssk, k1 Rows 22-24 beg with purl row, ss 3 rows Repeat last 4 rows to 18sts. Knit 3 rows ss Cast off loosely Left leg Rejoin yarn to remaining 28sts at front of trousers wrong side facing purl to end Continue as right leg from * To Finish Sew legs seams and back seam using mattress stitch Fasten off all ends Shorts/straight trousers As trousers to * Knit 8 rows for shorts Knit 34 rows for straight trousers Or length you want allowing 3 rows for turn up. For no turn up light press hem to flatten Finish as trousers Skirt Knit from the waist down With 3.25 needles, cast on 34sts (rows start at centre back) Knit 3 rows k1, p1 rib Inc row (k1, kfb) to end 51sts Beg with purl row, work 9 rows ss Inc row (k1, kfb) to last st, k1 76sts Ss until work measures 3” (or length required) Knit 4 rows in garter stitch for hem Cast off loosely sew seam using mattress stitch Fasten off ends Press hem lightly to flatten PDF pattern to download
For your free patterns and tutorial videos, please scroll down to the second set of bullets. Today I'm going to show you how to make a simple T-shirt and easy-to-sew elastic waist skirt, a cute little outfit that will fit Curvy Barbie dolls. Before we go on, let me say that the tee shirt is
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In the image above, you see my Curvy Barbie wearing a summery outfit of shorts and a sleeveless crop top. Of course the free, printable sewing patterns for this outfit are available right here on ChellyWood.com. (Scroll down for the new PDF pattern download and the MS Word download for these shorts and shirt combo.)
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Crochet some accessories for your Curvy Barbie doll. This accessory pack includes a hat and a jacket that can work as basic necessities for your Curvy Barbie's wardrobe.
Looking to create your own Barbie dress? Check out Ashlea Crafts' free PDF pattern and step-by-step tutorial.
I always run through the Barbie isle at the stores looking for inspiration and I've held the Mattel outfit shown below in my hand several times. I like the bibbed skirt, but didn't really think I needed to buy the outfit to be able to make a simple pattern. Well, the other day it was at Dollar Tree so home it came! This is an easy project that comes together fairly quickly, one girls can most likely make for themselves. Please stop by Happier Than A Pig In Mud for free patterns for Barbie, Curvy Barbie, and... The kids dolls:😎 ✂Make something just for fun and have a happy day:@)
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V-Neck Cami Crop Top & Denim Short --CURVY https://www.instagram.com/antoinetcouture/ https://tr.pinterest.com/antoinettecouture If you want to pin the patterns and images you can find on Pinterest under the title of A-01-BARBIE My Couture.. Barbie made to move Barbie made to move-CURVY Barbie made to move-CURVY Barbie made to move-CURVY Barbie made to move-CURVY Barbie made to move-CURVY Barbie made to move-CURVY https://www.instagram.com/antoinetcouture/ https://tr.pinterest.com/antoinettecouture If you want to pin the patterns and images you can find on Pinterest under the title of A-01-BARBIE My Couture Barbie made to move Barbie made to move Barbie made to move Barbie made to move Barbie made to move Barbie made to move
In my previous post, I wrote that I had finally managed to grab one of these dolls at retail. When I first looked at her on Amazon several months ago, she was priced at about $45 by scalpers. About a month ago she went down to about $33. Last week I decided to glance at her listing again, and she was finally back at her original retail price! I had to wait for the doll to physically come back into stock so that she could be shipped. Amazon's last quote to me was the 14th to ship, but much to my surprise, I got a notice on the 9th that she had been sent out, and I got her on the 11th. Amazon seems to have been the only place to buy this doll, which I imagine is partially why the scalpers were trying to make a killing with her. I bought one of the original Curvy dolls in February 2016 (wow, that's longer ago than I thought!) I've been waiting ever since then for a light skinned Made to Move Curvy body to be produced. I do have the the Made to Move Dancer Curvy doll, although purchased pretty late in the game, when I found her at Walmart around late August on clearance. But that first Curvy doll I bought has been waiting for a body since early 2016. Fortunately, I'm not particularly fond of the face that the Basic Made to Move Curvy Barbie comes with, so I only had to buy one. Here are the the two curvy girls standing side by side. More pictures below the fold. Here's a view of the two side by side without clothes. I was surprised that MtM Curvy has arms that are noticeably longer. Otherwise, there doesn't seem to be a lot of difference in their bodies, other than the articulation. I didn't take exact measurements, though. I also didn't take any shots of the MtM doll's posing abilities; I assume they're about the same as the original MtM bodies. If you'd like to see any shots of the articulated Curvy poses, let me know. Their hip joints look different, but in my post about my original Curvy girl, I pointed out that her legs really didn't have much movement at the hips. It's also amazing how much paler she looks in this picture. This picture didn't make it to my original post. Here's a shot of the two girls' upper bodies. I think you should be able to see in this picture that Blondie's head doesn't quite match her original body either, at least not anymore. I'm really shocked now that I'm looking at pictures of Blondie when I first got her. Although the lighting was different, there still seems like a big difference in skin color from then to now. And now Blondie has her new body. Everything that fit her old body, fits now, although the shorts might be slightly tighter around the waist. I'm not fond of these shorts anyway. She's only wearing them now because she needed something that she could wear with the pink checked top that I made. Her head doesn't exactly match her body, definitely not as well as I thought that it would, but it's not horrible. Now that I'm using it, I kind of like the name Blondie for her, at least as a nickname. Toe to toe, dancing very close... I'm personally not fond of obvious, large joints in dolls, and of course since Curvy's arms and legs are larger in size than the regular body, the joints are larger. That being said, I think that the MtM joints are some of the best around, even if they don't entirely appeal to me aesthetically. At least in the collector world, articulated dolls are certainly the name of the game right now, and very often, the more articulation, the better. They certainly make doll photography a lot more dynamic, so I can't really complain. I do find it interesting that Mattel seems to be making two kinds of dolls right now: barely-any-articulation, and Made-to-Move. I suppose the straight plastic legs will cause less concern in the future, than the old rubber legs with the three-click knees, as no one really knows how that rubber is decomposing, albeit slowly. Anyway! I know Farrah Lily is upgrading her doll bodies to better articulated ones. Anyone else? I'm putting together plans for Thanksgiving and Christmas doll shoots, if I have time to get everything together, with all my re-bodied girls!
Wow....it only took me 4 years to get my stuff together... LOL! I am currently in LOVE with the Curvy Barbie doll. I have had my beautiful blonde since they came out, but didn't have the time to concentrate on her. But now I do, as well as her big sister, 17 inch Dreamtopia Endless Hair Barbie, and her even bigger sister, 28 inch Best Fashion Friend doll. Free patterns are coming for all of them, just be patient with me. I have to draft them up, test them, redraw them (if necessary) and re-test them, until they are perfect! I will offer patterns of various difficulties, from beginner to advanced, but unfortunately, they will not have assembly instructions. Having made clothes for myself (a plus sized lady), I can relate to Curvy Barbie's beautiful shape. Here are the patterns.... And here are what they look all stitched up.... this is the strapless bodice sewn to the fitted skirt this is the basic bodice and the fitted capris the undies! Look out Vic's Secret! Yes.....the clothes are pinned on (I'm so lazy!). I would love to see your results using my patterns. I'm a newbie to blogging, so I'm not sure how to do that. I would also like to know what you all would like in patterns. I guess you can let me know in the comments section :) I hope you enjoy sewing for Curvy Barbie! Stacy
Follow this free sewing pattern and tutorial to sew a gorgeous tiered maxi dress for your Barbie, Sindy or Curvy Barbie Dolls. Perfect for sunny summer days!
V-Neck Cami Crop Top & Denim Short --CURVY https://www.instagram.com/antoinetcouture/ https://tr.pinterest.com/antoinettecouture If you want to pin the patterns and images you can find on Pinterest under the title of A-01-BARBIE My Couture.. Barbie made to move Barbie made to move-CURVY Barbie made to move-CURVY Barbie made to move-CURVY Barbie made to move-CURVY Barbie made to move-CURVY Barbie made to move-CURVY https://www.instagram.com/antoinetcouture/ https://tr.pinterest.com/antoinettecouture If you want to pin the patterns and images you can find on Pinterest under the title of A-01-BARBIE My Couture Barbie made to move Barbie made to move Barbie made to move Barbie made to move Barbie made to move Barbie made to move
In the image above, you see my Curvy Barbie wearing a summery outfit of shorts and a sleeveless crop top. Of course the free, printable sewing patterns for this outfit are available right here on ChellyWood.com. (Scroll down for the new PDF pattern download and the MS Word download for these shorts and shirt combo.)
