A roll of vintage lace from an antique shop in New Harmony, Indiana becomes an Edwardian lace dress for an American Girl Doll.
Hide and Seek (but mostly hide)
Felicity the American Girl doll playing hide-and seek (but mostly hide) in the closet. There’s red dust outside!!!
A Brown 1920s Cloche Hat for an American Girl Doll
She doesn’t smoke cigarettes or rub burned cork on her eyelids, but here’s a brown 1920s hat for an American Girl Doll!
From The Archives: A Blue Baroque Dress for American Girl Doll Felicity
This blue baroque dress for Felicity is one of the first American Girl doll dresses I ever made. It is still one of my favorites!
Wired Ribbon Flower Purse for an American Girl Doll
You can justify making anything when you’re sewing for dolls. I made a wired ribbon flower purse for my American Girl doll!
Mr Tabubil plays Papparazzo
Mr Tabubil plays Papparazzo with American Girl Dolls
Silk Mitts for an American Girl Doll
Once I had sewn my American Girl Doll a winter cape and a pair of high-fashion muffs, naturally I now needed a pair of silk mitts to match.
Winter Cloak and Muff for An American Girl Doll
Clearing out your stash must definitely mean a new green winter cape and winter muffs for your American Girl doll, right?
Vogue 7923: a Grey Silk American Girl doll Cape
Sewing a silk cape for an American Girl Doll -the cloak in Vogue 7923 was very Jane Bennet goes to the Ball. Sort of. Close Enough.
From the Archives: A bergere hat for American Girl Doll Felicity
This bergere hat for American Girl doll Felicity is made from half of a vintage straw purse, steamed to shape and draped with roses!