Hello, dear friends in Internet~Land! I hope all is well and that you’re ready for the next installment of our Theme-Park Bounding outfit adventures. This video will feature two pieces for the “Frosty”/”Snow Queen” set. I will link the SD (1/3) size and MSD (1/4) size patterns here again in this post above the video link. We still have a lot of items to sew, so stay tuned!
Theme-Park Bounding 2 – Fabric Choices
Hello, hello, Dear Internet~Land! Along with a video to look over our fabric selections for this project, I have also put together the pattern in the smaller MSD (1/4 scale) size for your convenience. It is reduced to 70% of the original draft, and should be workable for a variety of 1/4 scale dolls. I will post the PDF pattern link with an image of the pieces below the video link. Enjoy & happy sewing!
Theme-Park Bounding 1 – Pattern Assembly
Hello, dear Internet~Land! Today we’re starting a new project series. This will be a pretty large pattern collection to produce lots of different looks for your third scale BJD girls. They’ll be ready to explore any theme park dressed to reflect their favorite characters! This first post of the series will feature the video to go over all the pattern pieces in the set. The PDF link to the FREE printable pattern will be at the bottom of the post. Let’s go!
Tips, Tricks, & Techniques 1: Inside-out Seams
Greetings, dear Internet~Land! Today we have a new little category of video subjects. It’s just going to be a collection of various things I have learned or tried over the years. I hope some can be helpful and inspiring as you continue on your creative journey. Please feel free to ask questions or chat among yourselves in the comments (whether here, on Facebook, or on YouTube). I’ll try to get back to any that are directly sent to me, and if I don’t know an answer, maybe another imaginative soul in the community will! The pattern set for this project was posted quite a while ago, but I will repost the link below the video to make it easier and quicker to find. It is available in both 1/3 and 1/4 sizes. Enjoy!
Finishing Up the Series for the 1892 Gown
Hello, Internet~Land. I hope you are well tonight as we take a look at the last step of our project. In this video we’ll put together the lace overlay top as well as a pearl necklace and a satin drawstring bag to match the gown. Let me know if you enjoy this type of project ~ one with several installments, and maybe we’ll see what else we can create in kind. Enjoy!
The Third Enstallment of our 1800s Gown Project
Greetings, dear Internet~Land! Thank you so much for stopping by today to join this next step in our journey. I am really enjoying how this outfit is coming along. In this video we will sew the actual gown. When I checked over the instructions, I found this would also include the lace skirt overlay. I had previously thought that would be a separate piece, so lets take a look at how it fits together.
Continuing Our Old Fashion Journey
Hello, dear Internet~Land! Here is the second step in our project to put together a BJD fashion outfit from 1892. In this video we’ll work on sewing the petticoat skirt using two different methods. That way you can see which type of pattern pieces you would prefer using. Enjoy!
An Old Style as a New Fashion
Greetings, dear Internet~Land! I hope you are all well and safe as we continue our journey in the beginnings of 2024. In this video I will be trying something a bit new for me. Instead of designing a new pattern, I am going to sew someone else’s. The design of this gown is a lovely look from the 1800s. When it arrived, I anxiously looked over all the instructions and pieces. I think I can do this! The finished outfit will consist of five garments: a combination underwear item, a petticoat skirt, a gown, an over-skirt, and an over-bodice. For good measure, I’ll also be adding a hat to the outfit that I purchased from a wonderful creator at my Wagon Wheel Doller Doll Show. (Our next show is the 23rd of this month.) I’ve also added the images and PDF file for the “Doll Measurements Chart” below the video link. If this project sounds like something you would enjoy, grab a snack and a beverage and let’s get started!
Let’s Make a Dolly Chair!
Hello again, Internet~Land! I decided to put together a cute soft sculpted doll chair. This will fit 1/4 to 1/3 scale dolls, and all in all I think it turned out pretty cute. Hope it inspires you to try something that might be a new adventure!
Just a Bit of Fun Chatting and Opening Some Mini Treasures
Hello, hello! I hope you’re all well. Let’s just take a few minutes to spend some comical time together!
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