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Spellbound Introducing my latest pattern for 18” dolls— #92 “Spellbound.” Create a bewitching Halloween ensemble for your 18-inch doll with the Spellbound sewing pattern! This enchanting witch costume features a midriff bodice, a dramatic high-low skirt accented with delicate lace trim, and elegant lace sleeves. A coordinating witch hat completes this spellbinding look! Choose your style! Make your skirt with a flirty ruffle below the lace trim for extra flair, or leave off the ruffle for a sleek, elegant finish. Either way, your doll will be ready to cast a little Halloween magic! Available on cpkdiana.etsy.com.  Remember to follow me on my new Instagram page for American Girl dolls, @agdolldiana.

Bring on the totally rad ’80s vibes with this Retro Romper pattern for 18” dolls such as American Girl! This fun, one-piece romper features a flouncy, off-the-shoulder ruffle, a longer waistline that creates a cute “bubble” effect, and a sleeveless design that’s perfect for showing off your favorite bold, colorful prints. It’s an easy-to-make outfit with plenty of ’80s flair! Complete the look with the matching hair scrunchie for a totally tubular style. Whether you’re sewing with neon brights, funky prints, or your favorite throwback fabrics, this romper is ready to rock! Available on Etsy ( cpkdiana.etsy.com ) Materials Needed ·         1/2 Yard Fabric ·         1/3 Yard Single Fold Bias Tape ·         1/2 Yard elastic 1/4” wide ·         1/2 Yard elastic 1/2” wide

  This Bubble Romper pattern has been requested for a while by several different people, and I have finally finished it! For some reason, my brain went completely blank when I tried to figure out how to make this pattern. I finally decided to purchase an original Bubble Romper from the 80s so I could study how it was constructed. Once I had it in front of me, everything finally clicked—and I finished the pattern in no time! They turned out so cute! I had so much fun trying it out in different fabrics. I also learned something new while making these: how to join lace pieces together to create one continuous piece. I followed a YouTube video by Susan Stewart . The lace I used was purchased at Homesew, which is closed, but bulk lace can be found at Cheep Trims. The pattern can be found at cpkdiana.etsy.com .

It’s Frankie Friday (Freakie). I had so much fun with this.  For Courtney’s eye makeup, I used temporary stickers from Etsy (TOTALLY 80s makeup by DollsUCraft).  I drew her scar on using a black Prismacolor Premier watercolor pencil (tested it first) and wiped it off as soon as I was finished with pictures. I crimped her hair using a crimper on her damp hair with Fibonacci spray-on synthetic wig conditioner. I followed the instructions from a YouTube video by A Thousand Splendid Dolls.  I’ve been on a major American Girl doll kick lately and have been taking tons of pictures of different dolls redressed. It’s been good therapy for me. If you haven’t already subscribed to my new AG instagram page, it’s @agdolldiana .  I had decided to make a new page with just AG dolls so I wouldn’t be flooding my CPK page with AG dolls. My injured leg is doing much better. Yesterday was the first day in about 3 months that it actually felt almost normal again (as long as I didn’t ...

My latest pattern is inspired by the new Limited Edition Monster High Frankie Stein American Girl doll.  I visualized this dress the moment Frankie arrived.  It took some time to get it drafted, but I worked on it as diligently as possible, while dealing with illness and an injured leg. Available on etsy . Introduction Get ready to make a striking entrance with Electric Tiers! Frankie is dressed to thrill in this freaky-fabulous design featuring a sheer polka-dot bodice, sweetheart neckline, playful puff sleeves, fitted waist, and a flirty three-tiered plaid skirt. The coordinating belt and dangling lightning-bolt detail add just the right spark of attitude to this electrifying ensemble. Whether she’s heading out after ghoul or simply showing off her signature style, Electric Tiers is sure to bring some serious voltage to her wardrobe! Helpful Tools ·         Mat, ruler, and Rotary Cutter ·       ...

  Introduction Sewing pattern for a classic t-shirt and overalls set inspired by vintage Coleco Dino Overalls, featuring a white t-shirt with contrast trim at the neckline and sleeve hems, and overalls with a bib-front and centered pocket, shoulder straps with buckles, decorative side button waist closures, two front hip faux pockets, two back pockets, and straight-cut legs finished with fold-up cuffs. Available now in my Etsy shop! Find the Dino fabric at Spoonflower.com/profiles/cpkdiana . I had a lot of fun with this one.  First I made it out of denim with contrasting thread for the stitching.  It turned out so cute! You can find the metal buckles on Etsy  and the extra rivets at Hobby Lobby . Find the white buckles and buttons on Etsy (hudson77ma).

 🍂 Hello September! 🍂 NEW PATTERN! #87  Bring a little September charm to your doll’s wardrobe with my newest pattern! This pattern includes instructions to make a sweater, jumper, and tights for 18” dolls such as American Girl. Perfect for adding a cozy, classic touch to your doll’s fall wardrobe! 🧡 Pattern #87 is available now in my Etsy shop! 🛍️ cpkdiana.etsy.com #AmericanGirlDoll #AmericanGirlPatterns #DollClothes #DollSewing #DollClothesPattern #SewingPatterns #DianasPatch #HelloSeptember

  Meet My Newest TM 121! 🍂 I’ve been forced to rest lately because of some pesky tendon issues, so I’ve been gradually working on little projects here and there to keep myself sane. My latest creation is this sweet TM 121 ! She originally had brown wavy hair and brown eyes. She has the Joss face mold , which is my absolute favorite.  I switched out her eyes for Courtney’s  beautiful blue eyes and gave her a new ’do using Dallas Doll Co.’s Lavish “ Dark Walnut” Bangs wig. For her outfit, I wanted something that said “autumn is just around the corner” with a little bit of a back-to-school feel. 🍁📚 I made her a sweater from a pretty floral rib knit , paired it with Mineral Yellow Double Brush Jersey Knit tights and a denim  jumper. I absolutely love how the colors came together! The hardest part of the whole outfit?   The jeans buttons.   I seriously don’t know how it is possible for me to get them so crooked, but somehow…I did. The backs...

  Bring a little bit of that classic ’90s Cabbage Patch Kids style to your doll’s wardrobe! This new pattern is inspired by the cool, casual looks of the Designer Line outfits from the era, featuring a long-sleeve shirt paired with stylish front-yoke pants. Designed to fit 16" Cabbage Patch Kids dolls, this pattern includes instructions for making both pieces. It’s a fun throwback to ’90s fashion and a great addition to any Cabbage Patch Kids wardrobe! 💕👖👕 Available now in my Etsy shop! 🧵✂️ cpkdiana.etsy.com Fabric can be found on spoonflower.com/profiles/cpkdiana

  ✨ NEW PATTERN RELEASE! #85 — Alice Outfit ✨ Down the rabbit hole we go! 🐇🫖💙 Create a whimsical storybook outfit inspired by the classic look of Alice in Wonderland ! This adorable sewing pattern has everything you need to create a charming Alice-inspired ensemble for your 18" doll. The dress features a fitted bodice, puffed sleeves, and a full gathered skirt, paired with a crisp white pinafore accented with a black ribbon at the center. Matching bloomers and tights complete this adorable storybook look! 🎀 And a little fun fact about my model… 💙 Modeled by Long Hair Looks (Truly Me #133), straight out of the box! When I posted her in the American Girl groups, so many people thought I had customized her—but nope! She is completely untouched. She has the Joss head mold, blue eyes, and very fair skin , which gives her such a perfect Alice look! 🥰 Whether she's off to a tea party or exploring Wonderland, this little Alice is ready for an adventure! 🐰♠️♥️♣️♦️ 🧵 Pattern #8...