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English Paper Piecing (EPP) is a beloved hand-sewing technique that involves wrapping fabric around paper templates and stitching the pieces together with precision. When working on 
Mini doll quilts are a delightful way to practice quilting skills, use up fabric scraps, and create something adorable for dolls or display. Whether you’re a beginner or a seasoned quilter, making a mini quilt allows you to experiment with new designs on a smaller scale. This guide will walk you through fabric selection, essential tools, step-by-step construction, and quilting techniques.
Are you interested in creating super adorable Valentines themed t-shirts for your dolls? Watch the video below to see examples of the one's I've created using the T-Shirt Variations Pattern, Baseball Tee pattern, and the Hoodie Dress pattern paired with a few different embellishment techniques.
We're wrapping up our historical school supply series with the third item, a 
We’ve put together the ultimate style to help you make a historically accurate 1920s look for your doll such as 
Are you ready for the second tutorial showing you how to make school supplies for historical dolls such as Felicity Merriman? A girl in the 18th century would not have had notebooks of lined paper to do all her writing on. She was provided with a copybook, which was a small bound book of paper. For our copybook, we are going to use some pretty paper Felicity would like, then we get to write in it ourselves!