Create this peddler doll for your special vignette. Not pictured but included is instructions to make the peddler tray. You can purchase all of the items needed to complete your peddler doll from paperminis.com
This bewitching lady is created for the season and for a special class. Make her a delightful witch or interpret the gown (with some lengthening) for a late Victorian Lady. She combines many new ideas and techniques.
This pattern shows the national costume of Wales. It's a great way to use up bits of fabric you have. It's not only colorful, but also very adaptable for other use such as a Peasant Woman or Witch.
The Sailor Look-- some things never go out of style. This pattern although shown off the doll, will in fact fit a lady doll, so do not shy away from using it only for a static display. The pattern and style of dress date to the 1920’s and you can tell by looking it seems quite “modern” and might actually work today.
Our lady is a fly-fisher from the turn of the 20th century. Her outfit is period correct and it looks like it could be fashionable today. Her creel is made from a kit and her rod is purchased. Booklet includes patterns, instructions and diagrams to make her boots, slip, skirt, blouse and hat.
Designed by Helen Rose for Lana Turner in "Latin Lovers", costarring Ricardo Montalbon. May interpretations can be had with this wonderful gown. Leggings pattern is included with dress pattern.
This pattern contains directions for the boots, the blouse, the skirt, the belt and the hat. Tennis racket kit also available it is easy to assemble kit that makes one laser cut part design especially for this pattern. Buy both together and save.
Price: $7.00 per pattern
Price: $8.00 per Tennis Racket kit
Price: $13.50 per Pattern with Tennis Racket Kit
Contemporay Wedding Dress
This contemporary wedding dress is made of woven ribbons. Directions to complete all you see including ribbon veil and Silk Lily bouquet are in the booklet.
Inspired by a collection in Victoria and Albert Museum in London, the dress, hat, and bag is our newest pattern to La Petite Belle Patterns. The sample is dated 1910.
If you read the book, you will remember Elizabeth Bennet reading the letter from Mr. Darcy. Make her dress and Spencer, parasol and gloves along with her hat in this set of directions.
The lady of any Victorian home would be proud to meet her guest for her in home day. This Ladies Reception Dress is sometimes challenging design, but the results are worth it. Dollhouse size 1":1' scale. The dressmakers kit only includes the fabrics and trims needed to dress the doll. It does not include anything to complete the doll.
The gown is created from Orchid silk taffeta, and is complimented by a tightly fitted bodice of matching orchid silk brocade. Dress was inspired by Tom Tierney Gibson Girl paper doll, but the detailed cape came directly from the fashion pages of the time. The shoulders are richly "embroidered" with silk trim buds and bows. The short fluted cape is created in the same orchid silk, but with an eye-popping lining of deep olive green which blends perfectly with the silk trim. To complete the look we've added a beautiful pearl and amethyst necklace dropped from a perfectly sized silk cord. The purse just completes the ensemble using the same exceptional fabrics.
Style: 5022
Dollhouse size 1":1' scale
Dressmakers kits includes all fabrics and trims with pattern.
Purchase a Complete Kit including Porcelain Dress Form.
Price: $7.00 per pattern only
Price: $26.00 per Dressmakers Kit with Pattern
Price: $48.00 per Complete Kit including Dress Form
Price: $13.00 per Add a hand turned wood cape stand
Costume design and inspiration by Theoni D. Aldridge For the Martin Beck Theatre in New York, 1980. I was asked to dress a Nancy Cronin creation and all I could think of when I saw her was the illustration for the costume mentioned above. I was given carte blanche to create something in my own way and to combine Nancy’s artistry with mine. It was a pleasure to work on this doll. She is something different for sure. They cannot all be porcelain beauties, can they?
Welcome to 1880, where the garments fit close to the figure and cut narrowly to accentuate a thin silhouette. The stand up lace collar with lace jabot adorns the top of a long jacket and vest that extend below the hips. Sleeves are long and tight. Foundation skirts if not tight to the body tied behind the knees, as this is to draw all the fullness to the rear. Draped apron front and back finish out the iconic look. The pleated or ruffled hem gathers to the back and flare in a slight train.
This pattern is fantastic as an accessory or to fit to a doll. The combination slip would be great made in silk charmeuse as well. Don't forget, the shoe instructions are included. For the dressmakers kit you can choose the ecru/green combination (see link below for robe color). The Blue/Silver version has sold out.
This is the first pattern available from the Creative Doll Blog showing of the dressing of this young miss. If you follow the blog the entire costume should be available by August. This pattern includes instructions to complete the stockings, "French knickers", and garter.
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