looking for pattern for Amish dolls

gill_didsbury

18 years ago

Hi All,

I am looking for a pattern to make Amish dolls, any one have any, or know any online ones??

Thanks

Gill

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wandam1
18 years ago
Here's a link. Actually, this simple pattern would do for many different dolls. Just scroll down for the various kinds of clothing.

Wanda in South Texas
http://wanderinglily.blogspot.com/

Here is a link that might be useful: Amish (and other) Dolls
marlene_quilter
18 years ago
I have a book "Patterns for Making Amish Dolls and Doll Clothes" by Rachel Pellman and jan Steffy. It is a 200+ page soft cover book that has patterns for both 20" and 12" dolls, adult and child dresses, adult apron, adult cape, childs apron Adults and childs covering, bonnets, slip, panties, shoes, shirts, plain coat, pants, vest, hat, nightshirt, boxer shorts plus a mini doll and all it's clothes. These are very close to authentic Amish clothing. The cover price on the book is $12.75 but I just checked at www.half.com and there's one there for $1.49!!! I'm pretty sure it's has to be the same book. It's the same authours, same copywrite date (1987) and gives a list price of $14.95. (I've had mine for quite awhile) I made several dolls from it and it's a very nice book.
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