Dress/Pants 36 cm (14 in.) BABY DOLL and 35-41 cm (14-16 in.) GIRL DOLL use this for the ) dolls and the ) size, too. REQUIRED — W6in, quilted nylon, ‘moleton| cloth or blanket end. of in. wide nylon ripper ‘guipure daisies ‘These will fit a baby doll and a special line is given ‘on the yoke for the slimmer upright doll. | Pants can be made from wide embroidery fand the pattern shows that also. MATERIAL REQUIRED. — Min. by 24in, (Gress and fants) or lin. by _24in. (dress) and 18in. of 5'4in. width embroi (pants). Lining Sin. by Bin, (yoke only) or Tiin. by 24in. (en- Ure dressy, ify narrow b> bon or fayd. of in. em- broidery, (trimming), narrow elastic, 4 small press studs. with centre fold. Now cut, hood edge to a fold. 1G—Measure down front neck, and in ‘cut this away (see ). ‘The front edges are ound With ribbon and this is from the centre front line, across the %in. wrap, initred at the corner, then CUTTING (14 turnings are allowed on patterns) —Trace of yoke pattern, marking front and back. Cut pants pattern from doubled paper Gee: edge marked fold), then pen it out. Cut skirt S¥4in. "24in, or if being lined, Bain. by 2ain, Cut 2 sections for pants and yoke. taking tare'to cut a matching pait Bi efb'edges pres the Hb for yoke. Cut yoke Unite te bon, wilthvis, ‘not gute in a same and if skirt is being Sah ad with te naires, Tined, cut this 444in, by 24in fw edges and stitch; sew across shoulders and fold. Tum 1%in. to outside | _ MAKING. — it ‘The raw end is pressed in at lower edge of bag. tof 1 Aten oin hood | tron louher “ore ki 7) ‘Square’ the shoulders and to neck edge’and finish these | lengths “of embroidery “to: raw ‘hey aze bound, lap lower edges by folding as raw edges inside with fac: | gether, then place on one side and ‘the fronts right over shown in sketch and stitch- ing of bias binding. of the front yoke ready to be Jett, bringing centre fines to- Ing aeross each comer (about “Insert 5 grippers down | joined in the centre seam.) : : Sols eiis fl e o yoke and linit (then open: centre | front lige “directly Join centre Bibroldery lf With Peat eee on ee thie ‘gies Sen oe ae re % 4 104 Nick curved seam edges, turn Of 2% 84 104 Sa eee eat aes ee er ee, ae If skirt is being lined, jc picees together at 4jzin’ back edges and across hem, Turn to right side, then treat the skirt and lining as one layer. Gather top of skirt, leaving ag est at back coges. jain ‘to. yoke, ‘wrapping Lin, ‘of the back skirt around the entre back’ edges. of Bodice, Tum these lin. skirt facings to the inside and, for Unlined “skirt, tum” up “Iin, hem." Lap back, right over left, and Sew 2 press studs to yoke and 2 to skirt. Bow trim.—Fold | 2in lengths of ribbon into 3 flat bow shapes, then catch to Centre’ front yoke, sewing tails under lowest Bow. tart binding here Piqce to fold bag PANTS.—Join centre front seam, Fold down %in. at ‘waist. Cut elastic for waist ‘and pin centre to centre front 6 bac ge-6em($")_ turnings are allowed pea eae gir doll centre back jine for § YOKE centre front seam fold of paper Sg SE eee 6g, Ose gOS length for embroidered pants leg (baby ‘of pants, then, stretching as turn up lin, hems and stitch you go, stitch ‘across it, For elastic across, Join cents embri ants, stretch back seam, then. the leg elastic across %in. up from seams, Trim leg edges or for piain pants bow if desired. DOLLS CLOTHES—Page 23Pattern for PJAMAS ‘ 46 cm (18 in.) BABY DOLL mee Poe jaauey gs Pt APE ste Ss | BS 8 )-caie=: ig o Hr : ee . € Ise - Fide dag ae r is - Pty 2 | a y : ate 4 iS 4 §3 g Seal 88 a ya Hee leyel | ceo | PE z a Ws | citi orn i le + PS Te Pern ot | 222] 3 F | oa me We | Peer u Ss 2 Cae ae | iF ei a Olx js | = ie Pret 4a 222d 5 me hes bel yong orqual — _ . 3g ae eS aA wOT wh weary 4 = 5 | os Voy a Page| 24—DOLLS CLOTHESPYJAMAS ‘With shorter sleeves, these ill also fit a 46 cm (18 in.) straight doll MATERIAL REQUIRED.— goin, ‘by 24in. red flannel brushed nylon or similar. 5 small buttons. | Tin. narrow fibbon, 2 guipure daisies. Sin, narrow elastic. CUTTING (in. turnings are allowed on pattern draft), Draft patter on to paper ruled into lin, squares. material (Sin. by 24i folded) .and place pattern pieces on in similar positions fo those shown in draft, but with centre back line of flap facing and centre front line of neck facing to a folded edge, MAKING.—Soin centre back crotch. seam’ of pants. Sew curved heel dart Seams in each back section follow- 1s the dotted lines shown on pattern pieces, then” sew farts as shown also. Face Lap back, bodice right over hemmed edges. Sit back work to right side. back waist edge of pants to left, pin flap up in position, edge of neck facing. Tum Work 3, small buttonholes Gepth of X's marked on pat- then stitch across each side tho lin. back facings on the down right hand side of back tein nick seam allowance at at lower edge for width of bodice to outside, and join bodice and 3 across top of each Xvand press facing to i4in, Join centre front seam, neck facing to neck edge. flap at positions shown on fiside” Press’lin: facings to then the shoulder and sleeve Nick curved seam allowance, draft. ‘Sew 5 buttons|to, back inside of each back bodice seams, Stitch a narrow then press facings to inside. to co-incide with buttonholes. piece. Matching the X's, join double hem at lower edge of Now join front to back at Knot a 7in. length of ribbon Bentre back leg seams, each sleeve, then, stretching lower sleeve seams, side in the centre, sew a daisy or Continuing the “machining it as you go, sew elastic seams, around the fect and bobble to each end and at- through to ends of soles. across the inside lin. up from along the inner leg seams. tach ribbon to er front y TRACE-OFF U N PATTERNS FOR SIZES V and CR 20 em (7% in.) chest ‘The band of a discarded sweater could be used for this, with the ribbed edge at the waist, in which case omit the turning there. Otherwise | use knit fabric. Neck finish and ties are bias binding. Cut with centre front to @ fold. MAKING — Turn up waist (if necessary) and_machis flat, stretching the | fabric slightly. Turn in back edges, Bind front neck, then. the back, leaving 23 cm (9 in.) of binding at the top for neck . Lap and fasten back. CENTRE FRONT, FOLD TURN IN FOR FACING CENTRE BACK CUT HERE FOR RIBBING HEM DOLLS CLOTHES18 cm (7”) Chest OUTFIT for SIZE C- Pattems are same size to lower edge, or cut singly and ners, then remove and stitch be traced in tissue paper, but a turning added for neaten- the mitres, Shrink and curve sh fr th dresenacéeot ng. Cut ome ngs. the "shoulder setons to material to pe with the iron, then the sizep given MAKING (see sketeh) — SUS she braid on Neaten back edges of skirt fn ‘i yDRESEES — Choose be- ples and um them in |e Wane meena yween fhe high or in). Gather top edge of unm om neck onl the yokes. If all skirt pieces, but leave 25. TAK® hems. Fasten the back. braid to the yoke, adjust the cm (1 in.) ungathered at arm- PANTIES — Trace on Beckling sb a hey cor~ Sole ile ofeach piece. dole sue paper wh (6 fen wa te Ue in ing st crotch, then open pattern ER ate tutte ae hein SEMaNMN ST tien ome Pa taken. | ihe dat "skit “sections for With centre line to fold. Underarms, “For ribbon, rim Turn in. leg edges an SKIRTS — Short: Cut 12 Stree "Voker “cater rioon neaten them,” cath” Ince exe (444 fn) long. Front, 23 STONE, yoke, eaten ribbon Teer ath optional), ther cm (i) in}) wide, back, 2 G78 At Sumpoles: fo be Held machine one side seam and Ha ce din) ds Byars tar ie ee ag? > cm in. E ‘i Take 20 cm (8 in.) of elt long: Front 28 cm (11 12) gather cap and join around Ye snd, catching one end rae, we vside of the” panties, GY in.) wide. stpnicier Cae see stretch it across the inside ~ Frilled sleeves may be cut BRAID TRIM — Pin braid waist and machine through double with a fold at the around yoke, pleat the cor- it. Join other side seam. gatheD a HALF FRILLED SLEEVE cut to fold or add turning leave flat sections, Page 26—DOLLS CLOTHES ETrace the main pattern and double thread on a reel and strap, then trace the separate take it through the machine facing, Cut all from double needle. Use single thread on ‘material, but place the centre the bobbin. front of the facing toa fold. Place straps under back MAKING—Join front where shown, then machine TRACE-OFF PATTERNS seam of overalls. For the afound the facing with con. outside facing, place the fac- trast stitching, also. ing wrong side up on the pr n I h inside of the garment, then ghee “upeogt tie case machine around top edges back seam and catch it and down the back, stopping firmly below the facing. 06 cm (¥, in) from the lower “Soy Tag oar ears edge of the facing. | Nick ge'ankles and handsew them almost to your stitching fat" Gross straps. at. back there and into the front and fasten them’ under the comers, é front. ress facing to outside and tum in the edge. Fold straps, turn in edges and machine’ around them, For contrast stitching, wind straps here 6cem (14) tur Ss are allowed Dous ores a7fold of fabric back & front same | TRACE-OFF PATTERNS | For Rag Dolle 16" ( 4lom ) high, pages 30-37 Page 38—DOLLS CLOTHES |—Poge 29 DOLLS CLOTHES.pattern which ‘ je basis of these dolls, is given on Pages 28 and '29. Patterns for the structions for each specific doll, and these patterns are obtained by enlarging to full scale on paper which is ruled into 1 in squares. drafts, there- fore, when cutting the various ns in fabric or felt, cut to the edge| of the pattern. It is recommended that the face features be stuck in lace with alpermanent bond- glue, but if preferred, {hey may be eaught with in: le stitches. Instructions for the hai styles are also cree with the different a ae REQUIRED 41 cm (16 in.) FOR BODY. — 1% yd. of fawn and white fine check gingham. Quantity of orlon stuffing, CUTTING, — Cut upper body (which includes the ead and arm) twice, with the straight edge to a fold of fabric, then cut each lower body section on double material, MAKING (sce sketche 1. Stitch shaped neck dart in back and front exactly on the dotted tine. Trim, then nick as, show 2. Join front to back with a igin. seam, ‘leaving the wor at waist, Nick seam allowance at ali points shown in diagram. "Tur ‘work to right side. 8. To form the foot shap- ing, fold each front leg across centre of dotted diamond and stitch on dotted line. ‘Trim as shown, then | i AKING A RAG DOLL Use the trace-off patterns on the previous pages. To dress it see pages 31-36 nick centre of vee and seam allowance at each side. 4. Now fold each back I across centre of dott curved section and stitch on. dotted line, Trim, then nick at each side. 5. Join fronts to back, with a lin. seam at inner leg, round foot, then along the side. 6. Join the two sections to- gether at centre seam. Turn ‘work to right side. 7. Stuff both sections of doll very firmly, then join ‘them together at waist) by hand.CHIEFTAIN Use dark brown cotton fabric for the body of this diolt, using the quantities and ‘making instructions opposite. “Trace off pattern pieces for the body" are given on Pages 28 and 39. MATERIALS REQUIRED.— ‘Small. scraps of white, dark blue and orange felt’ (face features), Ono eck lrge fold. pailettes, single Strand sequin’ braid. in’ both i ren. Colored feathers. One. cup cut. from SEE container Sh bras Guriain rings (Ifin.. diam), Tube of adhesive, "13in. by Bisin. “bright cotton fabric (ap lap), CoULAR.—Cut a rectangle Gin. wide by 1yin. deep from the brown body fabric. Sew 12-13 paillettes,, evenly spaced, across lower edge of this “collar strip, then, alter nating’ the ‘colors, ‘tick si Tows of sequin braid in post ton, “When dry sie’ colar to ned FACE.—Trace off pattems for eyes and mouth, Cut large’ ovals from white felt and smaller ones from. dark biue.”"Stick ‘eyes “in place, EYE then cut mouth from orange felt and attach also, Now sew earrings in positions, of feathers approximately 2in, long. Smear a little glue to underside of cut ends and arrange in a ring around centre, top of head. Now fill in side fronts and across back of head by attaching more feathers, sliding the ends under those already attached. Punch a small hole in top of a cup section cut from egg container. Now cover outside of cup by sticking rows of sequin braid in place. When ary, firmly stick base of cup to top of head and arrange a bunch of fluffy feathers in hole at top. LAP LAP.—Cut skirt to measurements given on draft: Sew darts. Press 3/8in. to wrong side across. waist of skirt, then, with darts to sides of figure, wrap skirt around doll and form two folds where shown on draft. Catch ‘with a few stitches, ‘then fold tab down- wards, ‘Remaining rings are now siipped on to legs. MOUTH DOLLS CLOTHES—Page 31DOLLY—a cute way to dress the doll MATERIAL REQUIRED FOR CLOTHES, HAIR, ETC. —{See page 30 for quotes and making instructions for Wy. 13 in. by 19 in, cotton material’ (dress), 3 small press-studs. Small quantity 12-ply black wool (dress trim), 6 in, by 9 in. material and yd. narrow. elastic (pants; 1 discarded sock (Socks); 5 in. by 8 black felt, plus same amount iron-on vilene and 2 small beads for buttons ‘(shoes); 2 "ball ply wool (heir). (pages 28-29) Small scraps white and dark blue and black felt (face fea- CUTTING —Enlarge_cloth- ing patterns on to paper ruled into one inch squares, then cut each piece on double material. Hems and turnings are allowed. MAKING INSTRUCTIONS HAIR-—Wind about, ras of the wool into a hank {8in. long. Place centre of hank ‘across top of head with half the hair falling to the front and half to the back. Back ‘Sew hair to top of head with [save tine) SS BACK a length of wool. Cut a Small fringe at centre. front Smear a thin film of give yer, mek head ota epth of back hair on to ft, then feave to dry. Now divide loose halt at ‘Cintre ‘back and. tie all hair tightly at each side of face. “Trim ‘ends to give a fluffy look. FACE EYES, —' Cut large ovals from ‘white felt and” smaer is from dark’ blue, then Stick them in_position’-Now eat mouth from” black felt and stiek ft to face also, rong side at cach 1 age ea SEF ein eames stitch a piece of " elastic across Yin, up. Join leg eae sees eens ieee ass ie oa Bia ce ent eee ight’ side, then place neck ess cmnn a side of dress and stitch at Sartre acne 4 Yin. seam. Trim and nick tesa eee backs through under the eee Pelee ae ee side, machine "through a length of wool to form the braid trim, Fasten back ‘opening with studs, then sew ‘small’ woo! bow to front neck, SOCKS. — Cut the socks ge, Fold. ork right sige . Fold. work, ri in and. stitch ‘back seam Gain. turnings). “Turn to Tight ‘side then fold half the ribbing inside and slip socks on ronda (OES.—Cut 2 uppers and 2 soles from black felt. Line each piece’ with iron-on vilene. Fold uppers, right side in, and top-sew centre back seam. Now run a fine gather- ing thread around the front of each upper. Still in on the. inside, pin soles toa aes stations Fue fabric strip Bin, by ant tous also fabric bow flowers ice. trim). Lightweight ‘20in, by 13in, (blouse soil pants), alto 47d. narrow Ce pettAKING-—Use the pants Brees waster clastic in ves. PEASANT GIRL Boaice ~ cut 2 with strai For blouse, use dress peters Christmas: bodies pattem here and ‘ct from double felt (centre front to fold). Join side seams of ther, skirt and strip. 1S alt edge of adie once rt butions to bodice. Fasten at back. Song Shut, Ao Se gual iz Gitu allo side 5| only. gs Jan sams oats ee Waist 2 ‘Contre back| Seam Page 34--DOLLS CLOTHES CLOTHES FOR CLOWN ENLARGE ON TO 1” SQUARES USE BODY OF DOLL PAGES 28-30MATERIAL REQUIRED — For clothes, features, etc. (see Page 30 for quotes and mak- ing instructions for the body), 20 in. by 14 in. black felt, plus same amount of iron-on Wilene (coat, hat, shoes); 3 4 in, hat wire . striped wool fang 5 in nar row elastic. (trousers); small Quantities red, white, dark blue and light blue felt (face features), plus one button and scrap of red velvet for nose; 3" hall carrot-colored 12-ply ‘Wool, (hair). HAIR. — Sew lengths of wool, into the head, leaving 3'to din. of yarn on each side ‘of the stitch. Knot ends to- gether at base of head. Con- tinue this process until sufi: ent hair “is attached. FACE. — Trace off neces sary pattern pleces opposite, Cut eves trom dark blue felt With light blue crosses and mouth ‘from white and red felt. Now stick eyes and mouth in place with perman- ent bonding adhesive, Nose is made from 2 fat button, which is covered with a scrap of red velvet. To do this, cut circle of velvet Yin. larger than button and gather outer edge. Slide button inside and ull thread ‘tight, then sew hose to face. TROUSERS.—After enlarg- {ng pattern on to lin. squares, cut trousers on doubie mater: ial, Stitch side darts. Join leg seams, then centre seam. Tum’ down’ waistedge and itch, then thread with nar- Tow elastic. Now make a tain hhem at. lower edge of each leg. ‘SWALLOW-TAIL COAT — Cut _a_ complete ¢oat from black felt and fine each piece with iron-on vilene, Top sew the side and. sleeve seams and the centre’ back seam. Press, ‘Sew three buttons to righthand. side. Make three smnal, straight’ cuts in. left side." for the “buttonholes, A Sin. by lin. strip of red fett'is| now slanted at cach end, then’ twisted at the centre, and sewn to the centre front neck edge. ‘SHOES.—For each shoe gut one sole and two uppers from black felt. Top-sew. up- pers together at centre front End. centre back ‘edges. Sew soles to uppers. Cut insoles from thin card, making them slightly smaller than the sole pattern. Slip. insoles into Shoes, then trim fronts with black’ wool bows. HAT—Cut hat from black felt and ton with iron-on sew centre back sew top in “position.” Fold Outer edge of brim up Yin and sew flat, catching ina Tength of hat'wire as you go. Join brim to crown. Roll side edges of brim upwards, then falch hat to head with a few stitches UPPER CLOWN'S SHOE SOLE TOP CROWN fold of paper DOLLS CLOTHE:See page 26 for quotes and gpaking instructions ody MATERIAL REQUIRED for. clothes, features, ~ etc sin, by. 26in. red vel- vtech (dress), plus 6¥ain, by Sin, white silk or —coiton Gleeve. fact Gnd eye, a2in- of 4 no “Cotton lace (surplice), plus 1yd. narrow red sibbon End 2 ‘ial press studs. Zin by. din, white felt (clippers). Pwo-thirds hank. Italian sil straw (hair). “Small scraps Gan bine and pale pinke felt (face features) CUTTING Enlarge dress pattem on to. lin, squares, With fold” of paper. at top Sige. Open out mark facing nd trace it-off separately Place’ centre front and back edges of dress and facing to fold of material and cut out. ‘Rimings are allowed MAKING INSTRUCTIONS: HAIR-—Wind about. #4rds of th ilk straw into a hanke Zain. long. Place a Sin. stip fered yarn then” Keeping ared yarn, t ng SEI" of tate clear at sack [machine yam to. tape swith geveral, rows of ‘stitch. ing, Cut through all looped fenis of yarn then shake and age 46—DOLLS CLOTHES j Christmas : Doll brush it until it, is com: pletely unravelled, With half the hair falling to the front and half to the back, place tape across top of head and sew firmly in place. Cut a fringe across front, centre section, Taking care to cover Sides of head, sweep remain- ing side sections down the fronts and tie all hair securely at centre back, Moisten the ose yarn slightly and. roll it’on ‘six or seven rollers. When ‘dry, remove rollers then sweep hair to centre back top of head and tie again vat this point. and Gatch in place with afew Stitches, Now gently fluff out remaining free yam with a comb and arrange in a top- Knot. Use hair spray to hold permanently. 'FACE.—Cut eves from darke blue felt (trace off pattern), then, fringe to within in of top edge. Curving them Slightly, Top edge in position. “Cut mouth from pale pink felt and attach, DRESS. —Place neck facing to outside of dress and sti around neck and down back ‘opening. ‘Trim and nick neck Seam and. slash_ through entre of opening. Turn fac- ing to, inside and press. Centre’ back ‘neck is caught with a small hook and eye, Face lower sleeve edges and press. facings to inside. Buretching it as you. g0, stitch a. piece of elastic across the’ inside’ of each Sleeve Yin. up from lower edge. Join sleeve and side seams With a iin. seam. Nick’ seam “allowance at underarm, then turn work to right side and turn up and Sew the. skirt hem. dressing doll, pull garment Up over feet. SURPLICE, — Hem cach end of lace (these edges be- come the centre back). To centre front__ fold lace, stitch/slash for sleevesANOTHER GLAMOROUS DOLL FROM THE PATTERN ON PAGES 28-30 Use for GIRL DOLLS too form sleeves, find centre front point, then fold lace, right side inside, bringing the back edges together ‘over vee of machining at lower edge of lace 4¥in. in from ach folded edge, making it Ain. wide at lower edge and ‘work to right side. If pattern ‘on lace is suitable in. may be trimmed from lower edge of each sleeve, otherwise leave sleeves same length as garment. Gatlier neck edge Yin. down from top of lace, then catch narrow red ribbon. ‘over the top of gathering thread and finish with a bow at centre front. SLIPPERS —Cut _ slippers from white felt, using «> - off pattem, See sketch 1 method of arranging fullness around front of each slipper, then catch uppers in position. Now top-sew the centre back seam, Cut dress or caftan with fold of paper at top edge. Open pattern then mark and trace off neck facing ‘ fold fold of paper & 5 eae o iY —— 2 il 3 88 er & 28 &] enlarge on to 1 5 8 a 4 al a 1 Gress side _ seam tas : = turnings are allowed L ie ao fold BLOUSE fo: He B dress side seam for rag doll place this edge to fold DOLLS CLOTHES—Page 37| TINY GIRAFFE ——— MATERIAL REQUIRED.— on double material. _ For 22in. by in. firm cotton ears, cut a strip 3in. by %in., fabric, Small scraps white and for tail, a 2¥4in. square, and biadk felt (eyes), White — MAKING.—1. Place right knitting fotton (mane). Quan- sides of main pieces together tity of prion stuffing. Pipe and machine a iin. seam cleaner, around the neck, and ‘CUTTING: Trace the main across the back, finishing at pattem then trace the under- crosses“ marked’ on patter, ody segtion. Cut both pieces Clip seam allowance at all angles and at beginning and fend of machining. 2. Press Yin. to wrong side at top edge of under- body. Pin in "position to main piece, then machine around the outer edges. Clip at all angles and curved sdges. Turn work to right side and stuff very. firmly (use a pencil to_pack small Segments of stuffing into all narrow areas). Close open- ing by hand, 3. Fold and stitch ears as shown, Trim edges, then turn to right side.’ With cut edges down, make a fold in centre of ears and sew to top of head. Trace off pat- tem pieces’ for eyes. Cut from felt, then glue or sew in position. 4. Fringe one edge of tail for depth of ¥4in, Roll tail around a 2in, ‘piece of pipe cleaner and ‘sew as shown, Break two stitches at top of back seam, poke end of tail in and catch by hand. 5. Use double thread of yarn for mane and form loops down entire back neck, making a back stitch at base ‘of each loop to hold, fringe “1.5en(4") | TRACE-OFF PATTERNS Page 38-}DOLLS CLOTHESplace this edge to fold of paper Gingerbread Doll TRACE-OFF PATTERNS Make a batch of these dolls for your next fete, or string five or six of them together like paper dolls, and use ‘them as a wall decoration in a child's or teenager's bed- room, MATERIAL REQUIRED.— losin, by 22in. Of gin bread colored cotton material. Small amount orion stuffing. Seraps lolly pink and choco: late colored wool yarn, Tube of permanent bonding ad- hesive. CUTTING (it | will be easiest to sew around the doll shape, then cut the material afterwards).—Trace off pat- tem piece with fold of paper to centre-line. Fold material in half lengthwise with right side inside, Open pattern, then mark. outline of doll on. to material. This” will be’ the towing ine. MAKING: — Stitch on the ‘outline, leaving a 2in. open- ing across top of head. Trim to within %in. of stitching, then nick seam allowance at all curves. Turn | work. to right side and insert sufficient stuffing to slightly pad doll Goll should ‘nave the fattish appearance of a true ginger bread cake). Close open i pe ing by ‘TRIMMING. a film of glue to desired outline of trimming (this may be varied following traditional icing de- signs for this type of figure). outline hold. rage 3938 cm (15 in.) Chest —40.5 cm (16 in.) Hip DOLL 69 cm-76 cm (27 in.-30 in.) For oe cn sont nee on pee ce fom. pont 0. first and | te all measure: fed ‘at right angles 10 mu angles ‘section will ured separately to the length marked on it. Sloping lines are ruled next, the) can be SR Tote lie on, the amcele seers Sar the, elec ares : (opposite). Hems and Top & kerchitf, re Sacks ¢ Collar, 4 yard of 96° Page ze ‘CLOTHES CUTTING — %4 in. (,Scm) turning and wider hems where necessary are already allowed on the pat ‘The main smock lace, will be cut to fold, but open the, remainder of your fo, cut the sleeves," 1%in, fachine through the late Join. the sleeve seams and maak ‘narrow ‘ems on the lower edges, catching Wook’ und foal lech atch front , edges | of sleeves to mock and round armioles" (che. Sin, turnings may be left raw or oversewn later), saat Gother the neck, com tpencing from the cenire back COLLAR—Face it ace round the. te outside of sot from vagags and noes fe ine, the. Space ss Be "a a at hem at wai 12Mgin. of Yin, width elastic. Hem legs. .— Make two ‘in, ties of ribbon or rouleau Place across kerchief with fends at a to be caught then join to back pi cPoates tf uling 6 collar, irections above; other: ons at front. to sep pleat in positon. "Hem fasten with butt. fasten jons oF pressKnicker Sust, top ~ 9x36" Shorts & collar. LORIE" DRAFT IN INCHES Centre Back [BEESe KILTS For Dolls 36-76 cm (14"-30") For dolls 36 to 76 cm (14 dolls would require fabric below), plus 2 em (%_ in). each side, in, - 30 in. high, Sample 106 to 122 cm (42 in, - 48 in.) Cat the band’S cm | Walst 35.5 em, |(14, in): iam O0 ex (14 in) wast, wide, but for emallr dolly (2 In) wide, Wee, 1 em (44 in), 9 Although a 30 cm (2 in) 91 em (36 in.) width is ample. pleats each side, waist was used for the MAKING — Pleats for all Adjust for in-between sizes etches, you can make the , CUTTING—Pleat the skint sizes are 15 om GA in) wide, py. allowing a Wider” of Kilt to fit waists of 20-36 cm before cutting anything with 3.2 em (1% in) under- smaller wrap, Sket in. 14 In). the width of*your material, iy. The width of wrap and e ie pe Cut the band off the length, number of pleats vary as the te aaa MATERIAL — Choose a otherwise pleat the skirt first, chart below. sal tartan, a check, or a then cut the band from the ‘Waist 22 cm (8% in): in color’ Measure the surplus, ‘Wrap, 7 cm (2% in.), 6 pleats trim away the fi Skirt length required and add" BAND — Length: Measure each side then fringe back to 10 cm (4 in.) for hem, turn- the doll’s waist, add the Waist 30.5 cm (12 in): ing, From this ef ings and waistband, “Large width of the wrap (see chart Wrap, 8 cm (344 In.), 8 pleats the width of wrap then the first und pleat, "Now. conti You, “have them shaded underlay se 2H (ona) Samphay si 22° (90300) mated sis omy the size required ST zg = the marking for SWE Heinle RAM tt tis ena TP nod PT enetee Fold the pleats at! and machine cro} @ piste Press the racing in, one edge of the press it up and han the inside edges, buttonhole at each e! pleats and add a saf es show fabric. id mark selected, lay and jue" until ‘ions for e other this end ‘Make a id, check done press fety-pin.RAGLANS 41 cm and 51 cm (16 in.-20 in.) DOLLS ‘8i4in. chest, 9\4in. hip, and Woysin-aain, Win. hip ‘The smaller pattern 1s for 4 straight doll, but the 20in. size should fit some of the taby dolls as well az the Meslght dolls, The pattern will be firmer on the baby Soll sd the: neck tay be too high, but this can be fdjusted ‘while fitting ite importane” though, to check she pattern for sleeve width ana. necessary, make. the Hlesve’ wider tice make the Besice wider also, to core rand, With the raglan_patteras you can make simple dresses, inic ‘suite antekers, Page 52) Lengthen ‘the skiit_and se ace sleeves fora brides ‘DRAFTING — Begin each peti, pess rom point 0. tule two lines at right angles first and take all fheastrements “along them from point O without moving Your tape.” Mors ‘construc Uo nes are ruled et right taglen to Use, but now each iow be enared , fepusttely" ‘oping lines are so eee Lh be crawn. 5lem(20") doll Add a wrap and facing to 27-30, 5em(103~12") the back for the fastening. The louse ‘length Is ah chest . find the side seams would be ; ‘ straight for this, Include the DRAFT IN INCHES collar if required. ‘The sleeve will be wrist length, with only a small turning, but by making a hem you can bring i up ¢2 ree-quarter length, tleeve'ls marked For this the hem is shaped out to sit flat when turned up, (Quarter-inch turnings are allowed. Draft the size pattern you require, then proceed as fol- ows for ‘the’ different gar- ‘nents TUNIC SUIT — Requires alin, by 36in. plain and Sy4in, by 14in, for the 20in, dol, ‘Measure raglan pattern on doll and cut just below crotch depth. Place _ back ‘and. front, with knickers (Page 44) ‘reversed between them and cut from double material. Cut sleeves and pocket. trom check. (Mark »» fronts.) git Ee cores he a eaneaori tan agree ara aac facings to the outside along fener ns eae Soe eee Bg hence Os eee MC required. Hem sleeves and Reet aa” cl it Centre Front. a Collar 4" turnings Page 42—DOLLS CLOTHES |