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Free pattern: Hospital scrubs for an American Girl doll

March 3, 2014 by Anne Weaver

Free pattern: Hospital scrubs for an American Girl doll If you’re looking for a fun and creative way to add some unique pieces to your American Girl Doll’s wardrobe, look no further!

AG Doll Fan from Arts and Crafts for your American Girl Doll has got you covered with her free patterns for making hospital scrubs for your 18″ doll.

The scrubs are made from a solid blue broadcloth material, giving them a realistic look that will make your doll look just like a real medical professional.

Whether you’re looking for a fun project to work on or just want to give your doll’s wardrobe a little bit of an upgrade, these free patterns are the perfect solution.

So head over to AG Doll Fan’s blog, Arts and Crafts for your American Girl Doll, to get started on making your very own set of hospital scrubs for your beloved American Girl Doll.

Or, change out the fabrics and make a whole wardrobe of (non scrub) pants and top for the doll.  Go to Arts and Crafts for your American Girl Doll for the scrub pants pattern and the scrub top pattern.

[photo from AG Doll Fan]

Looking to make more clothes for an 18 Inch American Girl style doll? Check out these sewing patterns we found on Etsy.

 

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Comments

  1. Bb says

    January 5, 2015 at 6:47 pm

    Thank You so much, love the scrubs cant wait to make one out of fun fabric, like for the holiday or animals. Like we used to wear when I worked in the hospital here in Ky

  2. HELEN BAUNHUBER says

    November 29, 2015 at 6:55 am

    THANK YOU FOR THE PATTERN. i AM GOING TO MAKE TO THIS AFTERNOON. MY DAUGHTER IS BECOMING A DOCTOR IN TWO YEARS AND I BROUGHT AN AMERICAN DOLL FOR MY GRANDDAUGHTER LAST YEAR AND SHE ASK ME CAN I MAKE HER SCRUB OUTFIT FOR HER DOLL. SHE ALSO WANTS TO BE A DOCTOR JUST LIKE HER MOTHER.

  3. Dolly says

    December 4, 2016 at 2:19 pm

    Absolutely love it it is the best????????????????

  4. colleen squier says

    June 11, 2017 at 7:27 am

    I have an older AG Doll, and these scrubs don’t fit her. Way too small.

  5. Sand Rodriguez says

    November 3, 2020 at 9:28 pm

    I am going to have fun making this outfit. I have a RN in the family. Her daughter my niece, I hope she likes it. Thank you.

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Sewing Pattern Saturday Review: Snood with Ears Beanie Hat Sewing Pattern (PDF)

Sewing Pattern Saturday is my way of spotlighting independent Etsy designers who are creating sewing patterns that are clever, wearable, and genuinely useful. These are honest reviews written from a real sewist’s perspective, focusing on how the pattern works in everyday life, how enjoyable it is to make, and whether the finished item is something you’ll actually use. It’s also about supporting small businesses on Etsy who are offering thoughtful alternatives to mass-produced items.

This week’s pattern is the Snood with Ears Beanie Hat Sewing Pattern, and it’s one of those designs that manages to be practical, adorable, and surprisingly versatile all at once.

First Impressions

At first glance, this pattern is instantly charming. The snood-style hood combined with small ears gives it a playful, cozy look without feeling novelty-heavy. It’s the kind of design that makes people smile, but still serves a real purpose.

What I love most is that it doesn’t look bulky or awkward when worn. The fit is snug and streamlined, making it practical for everyday wear rather than just photos.

Style & Wearability

This snood works beautifully as a cold-weather accessory. It covers the head and neck in one piece, which makes it especially useful for kids, pets, or anyone who dislikes scarves slipping around.

The ear detail adds personality without overwhelming the design. It feels cute, not costume-like, which makes it far more wearable. Depending on fabric choice, it can lean playful or minimalist.

This pattern would be ideal for:

  • Winter walks

  • Cozy indoor wear

  • Handmade gifts

  • Coordinated outfits or photo props

  • Fun but functional cold-weather accessories

Skill Level & Sewing Experience

I’d place this pattern in the beginner-friendly category.

You’ll want to be comfortable with:

  • Sewing stretch fabrics

  • Basic garment construction

  • Working with knits or fleece

  • Sewing curved seams

The pieces are small and manageable, and the construction doesn’t feel complicated. It’s a great confidence-building project, especially if you’re new to sewing hats or accessories.

Instructions & Pattern Design

The pattern design feels clean and well thought out. The shape of the snood looks comfortable and secure, and the ear placement feels intentional rather than tacked on.

This is the kind of pattern that comes together fairly quickly, making it ideal for batch sewing or last-minute handmade gifts. Once you’ve made one, you’ll likely want to make several more.

Fabric Choices & Customisation

Fabric choice really defines the final look of this snood. It works beautifully with:

  • Stretch fleece

  • Jersey knit

  • French terry

  • Ribbed knits

A neutral fabric gives it a modern, minimalist look, while playful prints or textured knits make it feel more whimsical. You could also easily customise the ears, adjust sizing, or add lining depending on warmth needs.

Finished Look & Practical Use

Once finished, the snood feels cozy, secure, and genuinely wearable. It stays in place better than a traditional beanie or scarf, which makes it especially practical for active wearers.

It’s also one of those handmade items that people tend to comment on and ask about, especially because of the subtle ear detail.

Is This Sewing Pattern Worth Making?

If you’re looking for a snood sewing pattern that’s beginner friendly, quick to sew, and just a little bit fun, this one is absolutely worth making. It’s practical, charming, and a great example of how small sewing projects can still feel special.

The Snood with Ears Beanie Hat Sewing Pattern fits perfectly into Sewing Pattern Saturday. It’s clever, cozy, and ideal for sewists who enjoy making wearable accessories with personality.

Pattern name: Snood with Ears Beanie Hat Sewing Pattern (PDF)
Available on: Etsy
Best suited to: Beginners and confident beginners sewing knit accessories

 

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