Patterns
All patterns on this page are completely free of charge, but if you like them and want to make a donation to my Ko-Fi, I'd appreciate it.
Embroidery and Cross-Stitch
Open Your Third Eye
This tiny pocket-sized charm can be made with a fairly tiny scrap of aida fabric. If you don't have aida fabric, you can also put waste canvas over a piece of regular fabric and use that. When you're done, cut out your charm (and pull away the strands of waste canvas). Using pinking shears will help prevent the fabric from raveling, or you can sew it onto a piece of backing fabric. Feel free to go wild with the colors, especially if you have scraps of embroidery floss left over from another project.
Wolf or Dog Paw
This can also be used to make a tiny charm, or to add to any dog- or wolf-related project.
Sewing For Dolls
This is a simple apron for Smart Dolls. If you want, you can leave off the torso piece. It's designed for absolute beginners, so if you can do a simple backstitch by hand, or use a sewing machine, you CAN make this apron. Feel free to use fun fabric prints, like I did in the photo, or use whatever trims and embellishments you want to make it look super-cute!
Smart Doll Pear Body Brassiere
Yes, Danny Choo offers a sports bra pattern for Pear-shaped Smart Dolls. But let's say you want something a bit more feminine, maybe a touch more revealing. This pattern works well, but is a bit more complicated than the apron. Maybe early-intermediate level. (Yes, I used imperial measurements again.) Make sure to print at 100% and use a knit fabric with a bit of stretch, or it won't fit.
Sewing for 1:8 Mature Blind Box BJDS
Patterns were drawn up using a Penny's Box Luluya Symphonic Poem doll. If your blind-box girl is too tall to look right in 1:12 BJD clothes, but can fit into them easily, this is the pattern set for you. Includes sundress, T-shirt with long or short sleeves, leggings/tights, and bloomers (short or knee-length). There are no pictures in the instructions, so you should have some experience sewing doll clothes before trying this pattern.
Socks for American Girl and other 18" Dolls
I didn't like the patterns that were available for AG socks, so I made my own. These socks can be as simple or fancy as you like; sew on lace while the cuff is stretched to get lovely lacy ruffles.
Sewing instructions that don't require a pattern! You only need to measure and cut rectangles. That's it. Works for any doll.
Sewing For People
This is a basic Wiccan robe for adults, with or without a hood. Also good for theater, LARPing, etc. Maybe make it in brown for a monk's robe and wear it at a Renaissance Faire. I didn't take any photos while making mine, so the illustrations were cobbled together with a basic paint program. If anything is unclear, feel free to let me know on Discord (contact under Links).