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Oct
20
Yes, you read that right. Wendy from Good Old Days – Good Old Ways shows how to make clothes for your 18″ dolls from inexpensive women’s underwear from the dollar store. (We’re talking about new undies, of course!).
She shares tutorials and patterns to make pants/shorts, leggings/biking shorts, underwear, halter tops, camisoles, and socks. Seriously. ALL of this from underwear! She’s my new hero. Go to the tutorials and patterns.
[photo from Good Old Days - Good Old Ways]
Technorati Tags: sewing, tutorial, pattern, 18″, doll, clothes, pants, shorts, leggings, underwear, halter, camisole, refashion
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