Hi everyone,
On Friday (February 17th) we are offering a free pattern by designer Gaby Shearer. Gaby is the creator of the Originals By Gaby and Baby Mine brands. The pattern will be free starting at Midnight Pacific Time and free one-day-only. And if the pattern you voted for doesn't win, just go ahead and buy it as a way to thank Gabby!
More About Gaby Shearer and the Baby Mine Brand, (in her own words): I began sewing at the young age of 6 on my mom’s sewing machine. When I turned 8, she rewarded me with my very first Barbie doll patterns, many of which I still have! I purchased my first sewing machine – an old Singer Treadle – as a newlywed. It was then that I started creating doll clothes and altering patterns to fit Madame Alexander dolls. I didn’t have kids of my own yet so gave them away to others who could use them. I was soon blessed with 2 daughters and had a ball creating party dresses, play clothes and Halloween costumes. I’m now happily retired and thoroughly enjoy my rekindled love of sewing and creating doll clothes. Publishing my patterns is just an added bonus. The real blessing comes when I get to see all of the amazing outfits created with the use of my patterns!
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More About Each Pattern
Tiered Skirt & Tee For 15 Inch Dolls Such As Bitty Baby: Make an adorable new outfit for your Bitty Baby with this quick and easy PDF pattern from Baby Mine! This is a great first pattern for the beginning sewer. The skirt features an elastic waist with a gathered tier for fullness without the bulk, and a contrast hem band for extra pizzazz. Add your own applique or iron on to the t-shirt to give it your own original look!
The Carly Dress For 15 Inch Dolls Such As Bitty Baby: This pretty dress goes together so easy! Use a cotton for a casual look, or change up the fabric for a fancier occasion. Add a t-shirt or leggings for a fall outfit. Carly’s dress features a lined bodice, a full skirt, and over the shoulder straps. Straps can have buttons or knots in the front. This PDF pattern Includes instructions for using an invisible zipper or Velcro in the back and can be made without the waist piping for an easier version. Recommended Fabrics: Light weight woven fabrics, cottons, seersuckers, linens, cotton blends, rayons. Heavier fabrics won’t gather and lay nicely
Snappy Little Jacket For 15 Inch Dolls Such As Bitty Baby: A great fall jacket or a spring cover up, the Snappy Little Jacket is just what your baby needs! This jacket will be perfect for boy dolls too. The fully lined jacket has front styled seams, two piece sleeves, and pocket flaps (no pocket) for a tailored look. Front tab snaps to jacket and has decorative buttons. Buttons can also be added to the sleeve. The jacket is made to fit over a t-shirt, but not a sweater. This PDF pattern is designed to fit 15” dolls like Bitty Baby and Bitty Twins. Recommended Fabrics: Light weight woven fabrics, thin wool, faux wool, cotton, seersucker, linen, cotton blend, rayon. Lining should be a light weight cotton, rayon, or polyester.
The Ruffled Romper For 15 Inch Dolls Such As Bitty Baby: Little girls and ruffles just go together. Have the cutest baby at the picnic or on the beach with this Ruffle Romper. It has 3 rows of ruffles in the back and a ruffle around the bib. Straps cross in the back and snap in the front. Spice up the front with an appliqué or machine embroidery. Included in this PDF pattern are instructions for making ruffled Bloomers, which are perfect to use under a dress or with a onesie. For those new to gathering, make without the ruffles for an adorable Romper. As your skill level grows, make it again with the ruffles. Recommended Fabrics: Light weight woven fabrics, cotton, seersucker, linen, cotton blend, rayon
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63 Comments
Just wish to Thank you so much for allowing us to have one of your patterns for 15" dolls. I would like to vote on Ruffled Rompers. This reminds me of when I was a little girl with my tights and dressed up outfits with the ruffles on the behind. So feminine and girly girl. Thank you so very much. God Bless.
The designer’s bio could be mine. In every aspect. Including the Barbie pattern and the treadle sewing machine.
I really love each pattern, but Ivoted for the romper. Thank you for these free patterns each week.
Love all of them but the ruffled romper reminds me of the ones my oldest daughter wore when she was a baby
I voted for,Carly’s Dress. So sweet!