Hello, hello, dear Internet~Land! Here is a brand new basic pattern set for the Phyn & Aero / Tonner fashion doll, Kadira. I am so excited to begin making a fun wardrobe for this amazing lady! To anyone new to the Blog, these basic sets are not made to be sewn, but rather as a base from which you can create your own unique designs. Enjoy!

Hello, hello, dear Internet~Land! Our new project has now been completed. Below are videos for cutting/prepping, jacket sewing, and then finishing up the look. I already have quite a few videos for sewing male BJD button-up shirts and pants, so rather than repeating all that information, I just added links to those videos in the descriptions. The main sewing video in this series focusses on how I did the color-blocking and applique pieces for the jacket. I also showed how I added some fusible interfacing to add a bit more structure to the jacket. Just as a side note, I also added fusible interfacing to the collar & cuffs of the shirt as well as the waistband of the pants. I will post the video links below in chronological order. Enjoy & happy sewing!

Hell.o, dear Internet~Land! And now is the 1/4 scale size of the new suit pattern. Remember, MSD size BJDs and dolls come in many variations of size and shape, so some tweaking may be necessary when using my patterns. I always recommend using some scrap muslin type fabric when making your first draft to ensure a good fit. You want a correctly adjusted pattern before cutting into any good and/or expensive fabric!

Hello and good evening, dear Internet~Land! The new color blocking suit pattern set is now ready for you to print and sew. This first version is for the 1/3 scale fellas, but I’m also working on a 1/4 scale set that will be ready soon. A couple things to note: first, the shirt and coat have pieces separated and ready for color blocking as well as pieces that are just plain, single pieces. A code is included to help you navigate through the collection. Second, the color blocking pieces have one edge with a larger seam allowance. This is because I plan to hem the longer edges and sew the seams “inside out.” The larger, hemmed edge will overlap the other and lay on top of the garment. We’ll go over the “how to” in the sewing video. Until then, feel free to check this out, download, save, and print. Enjoy!

Greetings, dear Internet~Land! I’m so excited to have a fresh, reorganized space for creating and working. By necessity, my room is very multifunctional ~ used for drafting, sewing, working, filming, storage, and of course sleeping. With the previous placement of furniture and shelving, I was beginning to feel very trapped. Not very conducive to productivity. If you’d like, come along for a look at my new surroundings, and we’ll celebrate with the start of a brand new 1/3 scale male BJD pattern set. The completed set will be posted later this week. Much love!

Last, but not least ~ here is the final pattern set for the 2024 Christmas celebrations. Thank you so much for your patience. Though I couldn’t get all the gifts finished in December, I was determined to complete all twelve pattern sets. This post contains the smaller, MSD (1/4 scale) size Snowman Outfit. Here’s wishing you lots of love and joy as you sew your way into the New Year!

Hello, hello, dear Internet~Land! I hope your winter is going well ~ that you are safe, warm, and healthy. We were able to finish out the year well at work, but we’ve still had some overtime creeping into the schedule. I’m very happy to say that even with more time being spent at work, break times here and there have produced positive results. Here is the final Snowman Outfit design in SD (1/3 scale) size. The pattern set includes the puffy coat, a snug turtleneck sweater, and cuffed joggers. Enjoy!

Hello, dear Internet~Land! Here is the smaller, MSD (1/4 scale) size pattern for the Christmas Tree Dress. I saved this as one of the latter patterns to add. Since I knew it would be a little after Christmas, I thought it could also work as a cute New Year’s party dress. Enjoy!

Happy, Happy New Year 2025! Here is the next pattern in our series, the Christmas Tree Dress. This first pattern is for the SD (1/3 scale) BJD size. I really like this little design and hope it will be a fun project for you. Happy sewing!

This gift is the smaller size, MSD (1/4 scale), pattern for the male Gift Wrap Suit. Enjoy!