Projects for young stitchers to dress up their dolls: "Covers so many sewing basics-how to use a pattern, sewing seams, pressing, sewing curves and corners." - Gen Q Magazine
Get your amateur designer or stylist sewing with this how-to manual for kids who want to create one-of-a-kind looks for their 18" dolls.
Twenty-two trendy clothing and accessory projects-from yoga pants to skinny jeans to a messenger bag-encourage kids to mix and match to design their own unique outfits. Lessons on sewing basics, step-by-step photos, links to full-size patterns, and projects for all skill levels ensure that budding designers will have no trouble creating the looks they always wanted for their favorite 18" companions.

By Erin Hentzel

Introduction
How to Use This Book
Chapter 1 The "Go-to" Chapter
Your Sewing Basket
A Little About Fabrics
Cutting Out the Paper Patterns
Pinning the Pattern Pieces to the Fabric and Cutting Out
Sewing by Hand
Sewing Machine Needles
Sewing by Machine
Sewing Seams
Sewing Seam Allowances and Finishing the Edges
Pressing Seam Allowances
Finger Pressing
Making a Double-Folded Hem
Sewing a Casing for an Elastic Waistband or Drawstring
Sewing and Trimming the Corners
Sewing and Clipping Curves
Back Closure: Using Hook and Loop Tape
Glossary
Chapter 2 On the Go
Simple Mini Skirt
Simple Top
Flounce Skirt
Messenger Bag
Chapter 3 Invited to a Party
Party Dress
Fashion Purse
Ribbon and Bead Bracelet
Chapter 4 Slumber Party
Camisole PJ Top
PJ Shorts
Sleep Mask
Sleeping Bag
Pillowcase
Chapter 5 Hanging Out with Friends
Cuffed Shorts
Spring Top
Long Sleeve Raglan T-shirt
Yoga Pants
Headband
Chapter 6 School Days
Tunic
Fitted Tee
Skinny Jeans or Pants
Pleated Skirt
Drawstring Backpack
Final Thoughts-Embellishments
Resources (This might be deleted)
About the Author

An Introduction

How to Use This Book

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