I made these two outfits from vintage Revlon doll patterns. I love how they fit Ellowyne – and I figure the vintage look suits her storyline as a girl who thrifts her wardrobe. Many of these patterns don’t call for linings but I decided to try adding a tulle lining to the midriff top. It worked out great – and it’s a lot easier than fussing with pressing ¼” seams on curved neck and arm openings. And, of course, the inside is a lot neater. Plus, it’s a time-saver because separate darts don’t need to be made for the lining. Instead, the darts are sewn into the tulle and fashion fabric together.
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I always love to visit here and to see your different dolls and the lovely clothes you have made for them. Do you have your dolls on shelves for display in your studio? Blessings,Kathleen
What a sweet thing to say, Kathleen. Thanks so much for your visits and comments.
I have a large glass cabinet in the livingroom and two in my studio - and I keep the dolls in those. I used to display a few on open shelves in the studio but I like the extra protection provided by the glass.
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