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Hmm.. I didn't post that but ok
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you basically just told me what every one already knows. how in the world do you make the clothes? all you talked about is getting patterns you didn't say anything about after. this is not helpful at all.
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20mirabelle
Jul 15, 2010
Another tip: I sew barbie clothes too. I recycle any little piece of fabric I can find. I get all the "how to" on the web. I found a great place where they describe step by step the process for each outfit, look for "joliebarbie". Enjoy! -
kebertlizz29
Oct 26, 2009
i have a TON of scrap fabric and would like to make barbie clothes but........i don't no where 2 buy the snaps or buttons. can u help me??
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karileighk
Jun 30, 2009
I've added this to my favorites because this is something I'm thinking about doing. *5
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Jan 16, 2006
I enjoy making clothes for Barbie. It is too much trouble to get out all my sewing to make just one outfit, and I don't always have time to sew for days at a time. I have found that sewing three different outfits makes a nice mini-wardrobe and also makes the time spent getting out all of my sewing supplies worth it.
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Jan 16, 2006
I enjoy making clothes for Barbie. It is too much trouble to get out all my sewing to make just one outfit, and I don't always have time to sew for days at a time. I have found that sewing three different outfits makes a nice mini-wardrobe and also makes the time spent getting out all of my sewing supplies worth it.
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Jan 13, 2006
I find that the easiest way to make clothes is out of cotton. 1. Take the sleeves from old shirts - those are perfect. 2. Wrap them around the Barbie. 3. Trim and shape. Besides wasting your time sewing, just use a glue gun! It works really well! 4. Add Velcro.
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Jan 13, 2006
I find that the easiest way to make clothes is out of cotton. 1. Take the sleeves from old shirts - those are perfect. 2. Wrap them around the Barbie. 3. Trim and shape. Besides wasting your time sewing, just use a glue gun! It works really well! 4. Add Velcro.
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Nov 22, 2005
1. Use fabrics with small prints, checks or stripes. Large floral motifs just don't work with Barbie-sized clothing. 2. Use materials that can take a lot of handling. Fine silks, etc. look lovely, but will fall apart under the play of children. Fancy, delicate fabrics are okay if your doll is to be a "look at only" doll.
