Things You'll Need:
- Doll Knitting Patterns
- Doll Sewing Patterns
- Internet Access
- Alberto Sasha Dolls
- Alice Sasha Dolls
- Annet Sasha Dolls
- Bianca Sasha Dolls
- Jeanine Sasha Dolls
- Linda Sasha Dolls
- Marina Sasha Dolls
- Max Sasha Dolls
- Sasha Doll Accessories
- Sasha Dolls
- Toni Sasha Dolls
- Trudi Sasha Dolls
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Step 1
Determine which type of Sasha doll the accessories are for. Do you need accessories for a baby Sasha or a standing Sasha? A boy or a girl?
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Step 2
Determine which accessories are needed or wanted. If the Sasha accessories are a gift, find out what type of Sasha accessories are most wanted by the owner of the doll and try to locate those items.
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Step 3
Look on the Internet and in specialty doll shops for manufacturers and designers of Sasha accessories. Sasha bulletin boards and discussion groups are a great way of finding new and used accessories for your dolls.
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Step 4
Buy accessories made especially for your Sasha doll. There are many collections of clothing and accessories made especially for Sasha dolls. You'll know that the accessories you choose will fit your doll perfectly.
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Step 5
Expect to pay from $5 and up for Sasha accessories. Many of the clothing and accessory items made for Sasha dolls in the 1960s are available at very reasonable prices. The price of your Sasha accessories will depend upon the manufacturer and materials.
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Step 6
Make sure that purchased vintage Sasha clothing will fit your modern Sasha doll and that modern Sasha accessories will fit your vintage Sasha. Standing Sasha dolls produced since 1995 are 16 1/2 inches tall while similar Sasha dolls produced in the '60s are 20 inches tall.
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Step 7
Buy clothing and accessories that are made for other dolls, but that will fit a Sasha doll. Some doll lines that include Sasha-sized clothing are Madeline, Muffy Vanderbear, My Friend and Magic Cabin. Measure your Sasha doll and check these measurements against the accessories or clothing before you make your purchase.
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Step 8
Make your own Sasha accessories from doll-sized sewing and knitting patterns found on the Internet and in books written about clothing and accessories for dolls.
