BlythePatternsbyJamFancyV101 PDF

Blythe Patterns
Collection
By Jam Fancy
aka Oriettacat
Compiled by Bruno
Version 1
May, 25th 2011
This pPdf is free.
To Anne, my wife
To Margot, my Daughter
Bruno
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Few words from Bruno, editor of this Pdf

I’ve discovered these patterns in folders. They’re wonderful so I’ve decided to compiled them.
I hope these book will help you to sew beautiful outfits.
It’s a tribute to Pam Fancy Patterns.
I’ve done this book to help my wife to learn to sew and Pam Fancy authorize me to share with the Blythe’s
communauty.
I am sorry for the quality of pictures, it’s the best I can do
These patterns come from 3 old websites of Oriettacat aka Jam Fancy
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http://members.optusnet.com.au/orriettacat/patterns/
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Contents
1920’s Bathing Suite & Hat 4
Apple Applique Dress 6
Apple Blouse 8
Apple Pocket Dress 10
Asian Style Coat 12
Basic Skirt with Pocket 14
Beret 16
Bonnet 18
Bunny Ear Bonnet 20
Bunny Slippers 22
Button Front Dress and Coat 24
Cape 26
Cape and Stocking Sock 28
Circle Skirt and Collar Tee 30
Coat 32
Collar Dress 34
Cross Front Dress 36
Duffel Coat 38
Ear Hat 40
Floppy Hat 42
Fruit Punch Top 44
FT hat 46
Granny Dress 50
Granny Dress Felt Hat 54
Hooded Cape 56
Kittie Hoodie 60
Labrador Puppy 64
Long Sleeve Fitted Topand Headscarf 66
MCC 68
Overalls and Dress 72
Peaked Cap 74
Peaked Cap 76
Pinafore Dress 78
Plain Puppy 80
Poison Overalls 82
Polkadot Dress 84
Poodle Dress 86
Raglan Tee 88
Raglan Tee (with Neck) 90
Scotty Dog 92
Shirt 94
Simple Dress 96
Skull Mouseketeer 98
Trousers 104
T-Shirts 102
Undcrdress and Hat 106
Unknown Dress 108
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1920’s Bathing Suite & Hat
1920’s Bathing Suite
& Hat



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Apple Applique Dress
Apple Applique Dress Apple Applique

Dress

Apple Applique Dress Apple Applique Dress
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Apple Blouse
Apple Blouse
Apple Blouse
Apple Blouse
Apple Blouse
Apple Blouse
Apple Blouse
Apple Blouse
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Apple Pocket Dress
Apple Pocket Dress
Apple Pocket Dress
Apple Pocket Dress
Apple Pocket Dress

Apple Pocket Dress

Apple Pocket Dress
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Asian Style Coat
The lines drawn are the ones you cut around, then lay the pattern on the fabric and trace around the lines, when
you cut the fabric, leave extra for seams.
Sew the back piece to the L and R side pieces at the top to look like this:
Then attach the sleeves and do the side searns if both the sleeves and the side pieces.
*A lining can be made from exactly the same pattern as the coat one, its sort of like making two coats. Be care-
ful when making the lining on this one though as the two front pieces being different shapes has to be taken
into account when cutting your fabric out so that the lining faces the same way as the coat.
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Asian Style Coat
Asian Style Coat
Asian Style Coat

Asian Style Coat

Asian Style Coat
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Basic Skirt with Pocket
Basic Skirt with Pocket Basic Skirt with Pocket

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Beret
The lines drawn are the ones you cut around, then lay the pattern on the fabric and trace around the lines,
when you cut the fabric, leave extra for seams.
Place the top piece on top of the bottom piece and join the outside circle.
If using felt, don’t leave any extra for seams just join the two pieces together sewing like this:
* With felt I also use facing as the edging, it comes in great colours and works very well.
* If using material leave seam allowance and sew along the lines then turn inside out, you can also line this
hat and edge it too.
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Beret
Beret
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Beret
Beret
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Bonnet
Bonnet
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Bonnet
Bonnet
Bunny Ear Bonnet
The lines drawn are the ones you cut around. then lay the pattern on the fabric and trace around the lines, when
* This pattern is lined so do double of each piece apart from the hat strap. Note that when doing the lining for
the sides don’t cut along the line for the ear inserts!
Take the lining and the fabric ear pieces and face the good sides together. then sew together. I wire the ears,.
if you want to do this use a thin cake wire or something similar and sew the wire onto the ear with a running
stitch around the outside drawn line, then turn it very carefully inside out. To make the piece more manageable
I also sew along the bottom of the ear at this point, leaving a seam allowance.
On the left and right side pieces a cut has been made to allow for the ears to be inserted. Turn and sew the edge
of this cut to give a clean finish, then take the finish ear piece and hold it in the right place and sew it in.
Do the same for the right side piece.
Now sew along the curved side pieces of the side pieces onto the middle section and turn the edges of the seam
allowance at the bottom of the bonnet.
Do the lining the same way apart from not cutting any ear insertions.
Then turn the two pieces so that you can see your original drawn pattern on the fabric and put the two together
good side of the fabric facing in and sew along the line.
Leave the bottom area where you have turned earlier open. Then turn inside out and you should have a bon-
net.
For the strap. trace around the pattern on the wrong side of the fabric. then turn the edges in on the outside lines
(iron them in place for ease), fold in half and sew together to form the strap. I have indicated on the pattern
for the left piece where to attach the strap. Once you have sewn it on, sew up the bottom area and put a snap
fastener on and you are done.
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Bunny Ear
Bunny Ear
Bonnet
Bonnet
Bunny Ear
Bonnet
Bunny Ear
Bonnet
Bunny Ear
Bonnet
Bunny Ear
Bonnet
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Bunny Slippers
Bunny Slippers
Bunny
Slippers
Bunny Bunny
Slippers Slippers
Bunny
Slippers
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and Coat
Button Front Dress
Button Front Dress and Coat
Button Front Dress Button Front Dress

Button Front Dress and Coat and Coat
and Coat

and Coat and Coat

Button Front Dress and Coat and Coat
and Coat
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Cape
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Cape
Cape
Cape and Stocking Sock
you cut the fabric, leave extra lor seams.
Cape:
Sew along the straight line where I have highlighted with a broken line first, bring the two straight lines to-
gether and pin, then sew together, this gives the cape its shape so it sits well over the shoulders.
You cut out the cape pattern twice, once for the lining and once for the front. Face the good side of both fabrics
together, pin along the lines and then sew together. I have indicated by two marks on the bottom of the pattern
where to leave an opening. Turn inside out and at this stage attach your ties to the cape by going through the
opening and out of one of the comers of the cape with your tie, have a not tied in the end to secure it.
Lastly sew up the opening.
Stockings/Socks:
The size here is up to the top of the thighs of the Blythe doll, you can adjust the size.
Trace out the pattern on the wrong side of the material, then fold in half and pin along the lines. Sew from the
top to the toe, turn inside out and you have a sock.
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Circle Skirt and Collar Tee

Circle Skirt and Collar Tee Circle Skirt and Collar Tee
Circle Skirt and

Collar Tee
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Coat
Sew the back piece to the Land R side pieces at the top to look like this:
Then sew the sleeves and do the side seams if both the sleeves and the side pieces.
*A lining can be made from exactly the same pattern as the coat one, its sort of like making two coats.
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Coat
Coat
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Coat
Coat
Coat
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Collar Dress
Collar Dress
Collar Dress
Collar Dress
Collar Dress
Collar Dress
Collar Dress
Collar Dress
Collar Dress
Collar Dress
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Cross Front Dress
Cross Front Dress
Cross Front Dress Cross Front Dress
Cross Front Dress

Cross Front Dress
Cross Front Dress
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Duffel Coat
Duffel Coat
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Duffel Coat
Duffel Coat
Duffel Coat
Ear Hat
The lines drawn arc the ones you cut around, then lay the pattern on the fabric and trace around the lines, when
Cut two pieces out and face the good side of the fabrics together, then sew along the line, edge at the bottom
and turn inside out and its a hat!
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Ear Hat
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Ear Hat
Floppy Hat
Cut out six pieces for the hat and sew them all together, on the bottom then turn and sew, you can make a lining
by making two hats and putting them together, you can also wire the outside edge of the hat.
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Floppy Hat
Floppy Hat
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Fruit Punch Top
Fruit Punch Top
Fruit Punch Top
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Fruit Punch Top
Fruit Punch Top

Fruit Punch Top
Fruit Punch Top
Fruit Punch Top
Fruit Punch Top
Fruit Punch Top

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FT hat
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FT hat
FT hat
FT hat
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FT hat
FT hat
Some Designs by Jam Fancy
Jam Fancy continue to sew. Here’s pictures
from her FlickR
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Granny Dress
The lines drawn are the ones you cut around, then lay the pattern on the fabric and trace around die lines, when
Cut out the back piece and the front (they arc the same) and by bringing the lines together on the top of the
pattern make little gathers on the front and the back.
Sew together the side L and R pieces using the inside line on the R side to allow for a snap fastener later.
Sew the front part to the front of the skirt part and do the same for the back with the joined side piece (if the
gathers have not made it quite the same size you can adjust at this point, it wont show up later)
Attach the sleeves and then sew up the sleeve and side seams and you are done.
You can add a ruffle, or lace edging or whatever else.
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Granny Dress
Granny Dress
Granny Dress
Granny Dress
Granny Dress Granny Dress
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Granny Dress
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Jam Fancy continue to sew. Here’s pictures
from her FlickR
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Granny Dress Felt Hat
Sew the four lop pieces together, then attach to the brim. You can make a double sided brim for extra strength
or wire it too.
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Hooded Cape
Hooded Cape
Hooded Cape
Hooded Cape
Hooded Cape
Hooded Cape
Hooded Cape
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Hooded Cape
This pattern is pretty much the same pattern for the Bunny Bonnet with a slight adjustment to the middle part
of the bonnet and a cape added.
* This pattern is lined so do double of each piece apart from the hat strap. Note that when doing the lining for
the sides don't cut along the line for the car inserts!
Take the lining and the fabric ear pieces and face the good sides together, then sew together. I wire the ears,
if you want to do this use a thin cake wire or something similar and sew the wire onto the ear with a running
stitch around the outside drawn line, then turn it very carefully inside out. To make the piece more manageable
I also sew along the bottom of the ear at this point, leaving a seam allowance.
On the left and right side pieces a cut has been made to allow for the ears to be inserted. Turn and sew the edge
of this cut to give a clean finish, then take the finished ear piece and hold it in the right place and sew it in.
Do the same for the right side piece.
Now sew along the curved side of the side pieces onto the middle section making your bonnet shape.
Do the lining the same way apart from not cutting any ear insertions.
Then turn the two pieces so that you can see your original drawn pattern on the fabric and put the two together
good side of the fabric facing in and sew along the line.
Leave the bottom area where you have turned earlier open. Then turn inside out and you should have a bon-
net!
For the cape, cut out the fabric and lining pieces and sew the two together leaving an opening at the top, then
attach the cape to the bonnet.
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Hooded Cape
Hooded Cape
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Kittie Hoodie
Kittie Hoodie
Kittie Hoodie
Kittie Hoodie
Kittie Hoodie
Kittie Hoodie
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Kittie Hoodie
The lines drawn are the ones you cut around, then lay the pattern on the fabric and
trace around the lines, when you cut the fabric, leave extra for seams.
The Hoody:
Sew the two back pieces together along the middle lines.
Sew the two front pieces together along the top seam.
Then pin the two pieces together, I have indicted on the back pieces where the ears are supposed to attach. I
find the only way I can figure this out though is to pin the hood together and then pin the ears on, then I turn it
all inside out and play about with the positioning of the ears till they look right, then I sew the lot together.
Cut out four ear pieces, place two together with the good side of the fabric facing in, then pin along the lines
and sew them together. Turn inside out.
*The ears on mine arc made from faux leather, I cut out a piece from the front piece as indicated by a broken
line on the pattern, then insert a different colour piece to make them look more like ears.
* The extra lines on the hoody pattern pieces at the bottom arc the lines to follow when you attach the hoody
to the coat.
The Coat:
Sew together the top of die back piece and the L and R side to look like this:
Then sew on the sleeves and do the sleeve and side seams, at this point attach the hoody section.
Then sew along the inside line on the R side piece to allow for a snap fastening if you want one.
The pocket is added last, I usually put the hoody on the blythe, then pin on the pocket so it looks right.
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Kittie Hoodie
Kittie Hoodie
Kittie Hoodie
Kittie Hoodie Kittie Hoodie

Kittie Hoodie
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Labrador Puppy
Labrador Puppy
Labrador Puppy
Labrador Puppy
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Labrador Puppy
Labrador Puppy
Labrador Puppy
Labrador Puppy
Labrador Puppy
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and Headscarf
Long Sleeve Fitted Top
Long Sleeve
Fitted Top
and
and Headscarf
Headscarf

and Headscarf Long Sleeve Fitted Top
and Headscarf

and Headscarf

and Headscarf
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MCC Dress
No seam allowance is shown in these patterns

The green dress is slightly longer than the red, otherwise they are much the same.
The main difference is in the length of the bodice, so that when you sew up the red dress you have to sew the
whole back of the dress up and leave the opening below the bodice line, on the green one you can use the bot-
tom of the bodice to give you your line as is marked on the green pattern.
To make the ruffles if sewing by hand, do a running stitch, which looks like this - - - - - - - - - along the top,
then pull the thread to gather and fasten when its the correct length. I then do this again to make the ruffles
more uniform.
To make the crossover front, take the two front pieces and make them look roughly like the example crossover
front in the pattern, then sew along the bottom of both pieces to join them together. Then attach a side peice
to both sides of the front, it should now be one long piece, with the crossover bit in the middle.
The first ruffle is attached to this piece. Face the right side of the ruffle and front piece to each other and sew
together.
The other ruffles are attached by just pinning them to the skirt roughly on the lines marked and sewing them
in place. Each one sort of nestles under the others to hide the top parts.
The final ruffle is attached using the method for the first ruffle to the bottom of the skirt.
Turn the whole thing inside out now and run up the back of the dress seam to make the dress. Then sew up
the tops of the sleeves.
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MCC Dress
MCC Dress
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MCC Dress
MCC Dress
MCC Dress MCC Dress
MCC Dress
MCC Dress MCC Dress MCC Dress
MCC Dress
MCC Dress
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MCC Dress MCC Dress
MCC
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Illustrations by Jam Fancy
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Overalls and Dress
Overalls and Dress
Overalls and Dress
Overalls and Dress
Overalls and Dress
Overalls and Dress
Overalls and Dress

Overalls and Dress

Overalls and Dress
Overalls and Dress

Overalls and Dress
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Peaked Cap
Use either the 8 or 6 piece pattern depending on which hat you prefer. Sew all 6 or 8 pieces together. Sew the
two peak pieces together, good side of the fabric facing in. then sew along the curve, when finished turn inside
out and sew on to the bottom of the top piece of the hat.
* This can also have a lining by just marking out another cap pattern and sewing the two together.
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Peaked Cap
Peaked Cap
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Peaked Cap
Peaked Cap
Peaked Cap
Peaked Cap
Peaked Cap
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Peaked Cap
Peaked Cap
Jam Fancy continue to sew in 2011. Here’s
pictures from her FlickR
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Pinafore Dress
The lines drawn are the ones you cut around, then lay the pattern on the fabric and
trace around the lines, when you cut the fabric, leave extra for seams.
Sew together the back L and R pieces using the inside line on the R side to allow for a snap fastener later.
Then sew together the side seams, and at this stage it is best to put the dress on blythc and figure out how you
want it to sit by adjusting the positions of the straps. Pin them in place, extricate blythe and sew them on, you
can then put buttons on top to look more interesting.
*On the front pattern I have also indicated some variations you can do with this dress, it can be done in three
colours on the front or with an insert shape.
Poncho Instructions:
Sew the two back pieces together using the inside line on the L side to allow for a snap fastener later. Then sew
up your side seams and its a poncho!
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Pinafore Dress
Pinafore Dress
Pinafore Dress
Pinafore Dress
Pinafore Dress
Pinafore Dress
Pinafore Dress
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Plain Puppy
Plain Puppy
Plain Puppy
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Plain Puppy
Plain Puppy
Plain Puppy
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Poison Overalls
Poison Overalls
Poison Overalls
Poison Overalls Poison Overalls Poison Overalls

Poison Overalls
Poison Overalls
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Polkadot Dress
Polkadot Dress
Polkadot Dress
Polkadot Dress
Polkadot Dress
Polkadot Dress
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Polkadot Dress
Polkadot Dress
Polkadot Dress
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Poodle Dress
Poodle Dress
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Poodle Dress
Poodle Dress
Poodle Dress
Poodle Dress
Poodle Dress
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Raglan Tee
Raglan Tee
Raglan Tee
Raglan Tee Raglan Tee
Raglan Tee
Raglan Tee
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Raglan Tee (with Neck)
Sew the two side pieces together, using the inside line on the R side to allow for fixing a snap on later.
Sew the front, two side and two sleeve pieces together to look like this:
Then sew up the side seams.
The neck piece is traced onto the good side of the fabric, then cut out lcavcing a seam allowance, folded in
half, and sewn together to form the neck band, this is attached to the tec neck at the end.
* You can also leave the neck piece off to give a boat neck effect.
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Raglan Tee (with Neck) Raglan Tee (with Neck)

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Scotty Dog
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Scotty Dog
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Shirt
Shirt
Shirt
Shirt
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Shirt
Shirt
Shirt
Simple Dress
Sew the two side pieces together, using the inside line on the L side to allow for fixing a snap on later. When
you leave an opening for this one make it quite large so it is easier to get the dress onto the doll.
Sew the front top piece to the front skirt piece, then sew the joined side pieces to the back skirt piece.
Sew the two pieces together to look like this:

Do the side seam and add any lace or trim or mini buttons to make it look all pretty!
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Simple Dress
Simple Dress
Simple Dress
Simple Dress
Simple Dress
Simple Dress
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Skull Mouseketeer
Skull Mouseketeer
Skull Mouseketeer
Skull Mouseketeer
Skull Mouseketeer
Skull Mouseketeer
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Skull Mouseketeer
*I only make this in felt, this is the sewing method 1 use for it, which means no seam allowance is required
when cutting out the pattern.
Take the middle piece and lie the curved side of the L front piece along its outside line, then sew together. Do
the same for the R front piece. Once you have a hat shape, you can attach the ears.
Cut out four ear pieces, with two in a different colour felt if you like and sew them together to make two ears.
Lay the ear piece on the side of the hat and just sew along its open seam straight onto the outside of the hat,
fiddle about a bit first to get them looking right before you sew them on.
Like this:
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Team Sibley Variety Fair
2009
This is the girl that Paul, Melissa and Jam Fancy did for Variety Fair at Junie Moon in 2009.
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T-Shirts
you cut thc fabric, leave extra for seams.
Sew the two side pieces together, using the inside Iine on the R side to allow for fixing a snap on later.
Sew the front and joined side pieces together to look like this:
Then sew on the sleeves pieces, and sew the sleeve and side searns together.
* When using the sleeve with the gather, use a running stitch to gather it, to edge it if you like you can use a
piece of ribbon or other material sewn on the bottom of the sleeve before you attach it to the other pieces.
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T-Shirts
T-Shirts T-Shirts
T-Shirts
T-Shirts
T-Shirts
T-Shirts
T-Shirts
T-Shirts
T-Shirts
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Trousers
Trousers
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Trousers
Trousers
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Undcrdress and Hat
Undcrdress and Hat
Undcrdress and Hat

Undcrdress and Hat
Undcrdress and Hat Undcrdress and Hat
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Unknown Dress
Dress
Dress
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Dress
Unknown Dress

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Print this book only for

1920’s Bathing Suite & Hat

1920’s Bathing Suite & Hat

1920’s Bathing Suite & Hat

1920’s Bathing Suite & Hat

Apple Applique Dress

Apple Applique Dress Apple Applique

Apple Applique Dress

Apple Applique Dress Apple Applique Dress

Apple Pocket Dress

Apple Pocket Dress

Apple Pocket Dress

Apple Pocket Dress

Asian Style Coat

Asian Style Coat

Asian Style Coat

Basic Skirt with Pocket Basic Skirt with Pocket

Button Front Dress Button Front Dress

Button Front Dress Button Front Dress

Button Front Dress Button Front Dress

Lastly sew up the opening.

Cape and Stocking Sock

Cape and Stocking Sock

Circle Skirt and Collar Tee

Circle Skirt and Collar Tee

Circle Skirt and

Cross Front Dress Cross Front Dress

Cross Front Dress

Cross Front Dress

you cut the fabric, leave extra for seams.

Fruit Punch Top

Fruit Punch Top

Fruit Punch Top

Fruit Punch Top

Fruit Punch Top

Fruit Punch Top

You can add a ruffle, or lace edging or whatever else.

Granny Dress Granny Dress

Granny Dress Felt Hat

Do the same for the right side piece.

Kittie Hoodie Kittie Hoodie

Long Sleeve Fitted Top

Long Sleeve Fitted Top

Long Sleeve Fitted Top

No seam allowance is shown in these patterns

Overalls and Dress

Overalls and Dress

Overalls and Dress

Overalls and Dress

Overalls and Dress

Overalls and Dress

Overalls and Dress

Poison Overalls Poison Overalls Poison Overalls

Then sew up the side seams.

Raglan Tee (with Neck)

Raglan Tee (with Neck)

Raglan Tee (with Neck) Raglan Tee (with Neck)

Raglan Tee (with Neck)

Sew the two pieces together to look like this:

Undcrdress and Hat