FREE Patterns for 18 Inch Doll Clothes
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Do you have an 18 inch doll in your life that is in need of some new custom clothing? Here are some free sewing patterns for 18 inch doll clothes!
Free Patterns for 18 Inch Doll Clothes
Our little girl is so into dolls right now.
I guess I should say that she’s always been in to them, really….she’s such a girly girl!
I’ve shared quite a few links to free sewing patterns over the years here on Little House Living, and today, I thought it’d be fun to share some patterns for free doll clothes.
These are patterns you could make for your little ones or they could help make as well if they are learning how to sew.
Let’s get into the free patterns!
18-inch Doll Fleece Hat with Fringe
Making a fashionable fleece hat with fringe for an 18-inch doll is a fun project that combines warmth and fashion in a single accessory. This step-by-step tutorial shows you how to make a stylish hat that your doll will appreciate in the cold winter months.
18 Inch Doll Tote Bag Tutorial
Learn how to craft your own stylish accessories for an 18-inch doll tote bag with this easy-to-follow tutorial perfect for beginners.
This would be perfect for the girls that like to take their dolls shopping with them.
DIY 18″ Doll Bean Bag Chair
Elevate your doll’s comfort with this DIY 18″ Doll Bean Bag Chair guide. If you are creating a room for your doll, this would be a fun easy-to-make addition!
Easy 18-inch Doll Leggings Tutorial
Craft adorable, perfectly fitting leggings for your dolls using simple steps. Enhance their wardrobe and make something that can go along with so many other tops and dresses.
No-Sew 18″ Doll Pillowcase Dress
Upcycle an old t-shirt into a new no-sew Pillowcase Dress for your 18-inch doll! This is a great way to use what you already have to create new clothes for the doll.
Free Doll PJ Pants Clothes Sewing Patterns
Create adorable doll-sized pajama pants using these user-friendly instructions. Get creative and give your doll’s wardrobe a comfy and stylish upgrade.
If you are making homemade pajamas for your little one this would be really fun to make matching fabric pjs for her doll.
AG Doll Pinafore Sewing Pattern
Give your little girl’s AG doll (or any 18 inch doll) a gorgeous makeover with this doll pinafore sewing pattern. This is an easy pinafore pattern with a heart-shaped bib.
This is so cute and would look nice with a little white shirt underneath.
18- Inch Doll Midi/ Maxi Dress Sewing Pattern Free
This doll dress sewing pattern is all you need to cheer up your little girl this summer. This is a beautiful 18- inch doll dress pattern, with options to sew it as a midi and maxi dress.
I think this pattern would also make a cute doll apron!
Classic Style Doll Dress Sewing Pattern
These user-friendly instructions make it easy to create cute, classic dresses for any 18-inch doll. These dresses would be great for a beginning seamstress.
How To Make Doll Pants
Are you looking for a perfect tutorial on making Doll Pants using easy-to-follow instructions? Here’s how to create doll pants easily and quickly.
I love the lace on the bottom of these. There could be so many fun versions of this using scraps!
Sewing Shirt Pattern For Dolls
Let your creativity shine in the world of miniature fashion as you transform your dolls’ wardrobes with this adorable shirt design.
This would look great with the free leggings pattern linked above!
Ruffled Flutter Sleeve Dress Tutorials For 18″ and 14″ dolls Free Printable Pattern
With this charming and thorough DIY, you can embrace your creativity, demonstrate your sewing abilities, and dress your dolls in flair.
I love this sweet little dress!
Schoolhouse Doll Dress
These adorable and classic styles of Schoolhouse Doll Dress will transport you back in time to the good old days of learning.
If your little one loves history but you find the pre-made historical dresses too expensive, this would be a great DIY project to work on together!
Free Pattern for A Doll Bonnet
If you have a historical dress, you need a bonnet to go with it!
This easy-to-follow sewing project gives beginners a fun, simple way to make adorable bonnets for 18-inch dolls and other dolls of a similar size.
Lydia’s Sweetheart Doll Dress Pattern and Tutorial
Another fun and beautiful dress pattern that you can enjoy. I love that this one has a little different neckline than the usual.
Doll Pajamas and Sleep Mask Set Sewing Pattern
Love getting your dolls ready for bedtime for a good night’s sleep? Check this free pattern for doll pajamas and even a little sleep mask to go with them.
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This blog post on Free Sewing Patterns for 18 Inch Doll Clothes was originally posted on Little House Living in August 2023.
When the original Pleasant Company started (True fact: Pleasant Frautschi, who started it, was a neighbor of mine!), and the original dolls were released, for many young kids in our area (Middleton, WI, and across Madison) the dolls/beds were prohibitively expensive. I had ALL of the patterns for the clothes, and at holidays/birthdays, folks who hit me up to “make” Josefina, or Molly, etc, for younger girls who just wanted a doll to love, but didn’t care about the brand. Joann Fabrics sold half dozen 18″ dolls with different ethnic “looks.” I’d go to the AG website and print off pages of the wardrobes, then back to Joann for fabrics that were as close as I could find, and sew the wardrobes. My husband, a master carpenter, would fashion beds, and I’d sew bedding. That was SUCH a fun ministry – we made many little girls’ birthdays/holidays!! I remember one year, I got a request for a little girl to go as Kitt Kittridge for Halloween – but she wanted her 18″ doll to go as a witch! That was another fun one!! Thank you so much for the great patterns!!! And, for the trip down memory lane!!!
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