So you have seen the preview and you're thinking that petticoat looks pretty simple. It should be free. I could make that with one hand behind my back.
Yes, the design concept is simple. Just like a dress but the bodice is cut off.
What makes my pattern worth having is the fact that it takes the guess work out of your sewing.
By getting the pattern you can gayly make petticoats from your nice fabrics and be 99% sure that it will fit and look great. ( I can't control all the variables)
With this pattern you get step by step instructions for a method that works.
No need to think about making it work for the dress patterns you already have. Just line up your dress skirt with the petticoat skirt page before cutting out the petticoat skirt pattern pieces and you can adjust the length easily. (The waist line of this petticoat sits about 1/4" above the doll label at the narrowest part of the waist)
Here I am using the knee length skirt for the waist level dress in 1804.
There is no need to experiment with strap lengths or skirt fullness. You can see what it will look like from my samples.
This is the knee length high waist dress from 1804. My waist style petticoat with the knee length skirt fits under perfectly.
I have 5 years experience making doll clothes and though I don't know it all yet I can help ease some of the pain when you need to get a cute outfit done fast. You have a much greater chance to "get it right the first time" if you follow a patten.
Happy Sewing,
Val
Yes, the design concept is simple. Just like a dress but the bodice is cut off.
What makes my pattern worth having is the fact that it takes the guess work out of your sewing.
By getting the pattern you can gayly make petticoats from your nice fabrics and be 99% sure that it will fit and look great. ( I can't control all the variables)
With this pattern you get step by step instructions for a method that works.
No need to think about making it work for the dress patterns you already have. Just line up your dress skirt with the petticoat skirt page before cutting out the petticoat skirt pattern pieces and you can adjust the length easily. (The waist line of this petticoat sits about 1/4" above the doll label at the narrowest part of the waist)
There is no need to experiment with strap lengths or skirt fullness. You can see what it will look like from my samples.
This is the knee length high waist dress from 1804. My waist style petticoat with the knee length skirt fits under perfectly.
I have 5 years experience making doll clothes and though I don't know it all yet I can help ease some of the pain when you need to get a cute outfit done fast. You have a much greater chance to "get it right the first time" if you follow a patten.
Happy Sewing,
Val
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