Winter Fairy
This costume was made to fit my lovely Asa (JID) by Iplehouse.
Her measurements are; Height 43cm, Head circumference 7.2", Neck circumference 7.3cm, Bust (small) 19.5cm,
Waist 14.9cm, Hips 22.3cm, Shoulder width 9.3cm, Arm length 13.2cm, Leg length 22.8cm.
The outfit will fit other dolls with similar measurements.
*Pattern pdf available at the end
Her measurements are; Height 43cm, Head circumference 7.2", Neck circumference 7.3cm, Bust (small) 19.5cm,
Waist 14.9cm, Hips 22.3cm, Shoulder width 9.3cm, Arm length 13.2cm, Leg length 22.8cm.
The outfit will fit other dolls with similar measurements.
*Pattern pdf available at the end
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Costume Alteration
The sleeves of this outfit were altered - enlarged to fit a Kaye Wiggs MSD girl's arms. Blue brocade strips were sewn onto one edge, embroidered and beaded to match, and snap fasteners were moved.
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Bodice with hand-beaded neckline and beaded lace applique, laces up the back. Wired, painted wings insert into pockets on back of bodice. Separate lower sleeves with beaded lace applique snap around arm for snug fit. The longest skirt is made from an Indian scarf with silver threads. The medium length skirt is a blue knit with dyed edge, and glitter sparkles. The shortest skirt is edged with white lace leaves and strands of small white flowers. Her 'tiara' is made of wired beads and ties in place with ribbon.
Winter Fairy - One of a Kind - SOLD
Ensemble includes; bodice, 2 'sleeves', 3 skirts, 4 wings (2 upper, 2 lower), hair ornament
(doll and wig not included)
(doll and wig not included)
Just Patterns
These patterns and templates are intended for more experienced sewers. They are for the bodice and arm warmers only. There are no instructions, so you are on your own. There are tutorials with instructions on how too make the skirts and wings in Tutorials
* Note, those marked 'Pattern' include seam allowances. Those marked 'Template' are meant to be traced onto the wrong side of your fabric. The traced lines become the sewing lines. Remember to add seam allowances.
*to download the pdf, just click on either one of the pattern images below...
* Note, those marked 'Pattern' include seam allowances. Those marked 'Template' are meant to be traced onto the wrong side of your fabric. The traced lines become the sewing lines. Remember to add seam allowances.
*to download the pdf, just click on either one of the pattern images below...
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