Simplicity 4297 18" Doll Clothes Pattern (Fall/Winter Wardrobe)
Includes hoodie, poncho, jacket, pajamas & skirts
$5.00
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Sew a stylish and cozy fall/winter wardrobe for your 18-inch dolls with Simplicity 4297. This pre-owned sewing pattern includes a mix of cold-weather essentials such as pajamas, a poncho, hoodie, open-front jacket, long-sleeved shirt, and two skirt options (pleated and gathered). It’s designed to fit dolls like American Girl and Springfield.
🧵 Pattern Features:
• Fits 18” dolls like American Girl & Springfield
• Includes hoodie, poncho, jacket, shirt, pajamas, pleated skirt, gathered skirt
• Great for fall and winter doll outfits
• Coordinates beautifully with Simplicity 2296 (spring/summer)
📏 Fabrics Suggested:
Broadcloth, flannel, fleece, jersey, interlock, cottons, lightweight denim, tweeds
📎 Notions Needed:
Thread, doll-size Velcro
📦 Condition:
Pre-owned, factory folded, uncut, like-new condition.
Ships in 1–2 business days via USPS Ground Advantage with tracking.
💡 Sewing Tip:
For crisp pleats on doll skirts, use a mini iron to press pleats sharply and baste in place before final stitching. It gives a tidy, professional finish even on tiny garments.
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