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Dress Patterns for A Girl for All Time Dolls

Patterns for A Girl for All Time ® Dolls

We love seeing pictures of you with your A Girl for All Time ® dolls, and have been amazed at how many of you create your own costumes, either from patterns you have made your self or from patterns purchased on other sites.

There are several sites that now have patterns specifically created for A Girl for All Time ® that we thought we'd share with you. There are patterns for everything from historical costumes to modern day dresses, and for all skill levels, from first-time dress makers to expert seamstresses.

Chatty disclaimer: A Girl for All Time® is not affiliated with any of these sites and we do not earn any commission or fees from purchase of these patterns. Rather we are passing on information to you about where you can find patterns available for our dolls.

	Liberty Jane was founded in 2008 by Cinnamon Miles and focuses on details and craftsmanship in all of their patterns. With guide books and easy to follow instructions, these patterns are good for beginner and expert alike.
	Shari has created an amazingly detailed collection of historically-inspired dress patterns. Wonderfully researched, these patterns are available with detailed instructions and lots of helpful hints. She also has a fabulous newsletter (which I look forward to reading every month!) which you can sign up for here.
	Eve Coleman makes bespoke historical outfits for dolls using beautiful fabrics and distinctive outfits. Her clothes are ornately detailed, down to the trim on the bonnets and the buckles on the belts. We especially love the gorgeous frock she made for Clementine which you can check out here.
	Bonnie Spencer makes delightfully quaint outfits and shoes for our dolls, featuring unique, quirky embellishments and intricate needlework.
	Swish and Swirl was founded by Olga Watkin who has been making exquisite historical and contemporary couture for dolls since she was little. Olga's passion has now evolved into a flourishing business with bespoke patterns now for sale on her Etsy shop.Olga is inspired by everything from classical literature to fashion history, evident in her attention to detail and design.
	Lee and Pearl was founded by Rebecca Menes and Elizabeth Atwater Menes who grew up touring the United States with a jewel-box travelling show and puppet company run by their parents, and now wish to continue the tradition of imaginative play for young children. They do so by making gorgeous dress patterns and crafts for children and adults alike to make into their own personal toy outfits and fabulous tidbits.
	Becky produces beautiful, high-quality historically-inspired outfits that are one of a kind and currently span a large time period, from elegant Tudor bodices to gorgeous 1940's sweetheart frocks.
	Jennie has a lovely site and some gorgeous patterns, too. She also has a lively blog and talks through her doll restoration projects. A great site for lots of inspiration.
	Chris Saunders creates adorable outfits for dolls with an extensive collection varying from fun summer frocks to embroidered ballgowns.
Sasha's Secrets	Gloria has been a doll collector for a long time, specialising in Sasha dolls. She has now created patterns for A Girl for All Time® which can be found on her Etsy store. We especially love the knits she has created for Amelia!
Vintique Designs	Linda Blaker makes charming handmade outfits for dolls using an eclectic range of vintage fabrics woven into different textures, such as nubby, diamond, waffle weave and twill.
Gwendollys	Angela Evans crafts gorgeous one-of-a-kind historically inspired outfits for our dolls, with everything from bustle dresses and tea party frocks to pyjamas and woollen coats and jackets. We adore this overall outfit for Clem
	Barb from Noodle Clothing offers handmade contemporary doll clothes and patterns for our dolls including gorgeous trench coats and summer dresses. We want this Stormy Weather trench coat for ourselves!
	Traci Akierman has been sewing all her life and making doll patterns since 2014. She loves to create Steampunk, Fantasy and Mori Girl patterns, but she also likes stylish everyday styles. You can check out Traci's patterns here
	Elizabeth takes inspiration from the characters in her favorite classic novels and bring the fashions they would have worn in their time period to life through her doll clothing and patterns. Each design is created to be historically accurate as well as reminiscent of the timeless heroes and heroinnes we have all grown to love. You can visit Pemberley Threads here.
	Ann Van Doren Designs makes historical and vintage inspired outfits as well as patterns for the discriminating collector or doll dressmaker. Ann's fashions are known for their quality fabrics combined with meticulous attention to detail and hand-sewn finishes; her patterns are appreciated for their clear instructions and step-by-step photographs.
	Dolls at Heart Patterns feature gorgeous patterns covering many historical eras. Online at Etsy and elsewhere, these patterns have been downloaded and used by tens of thousands of doll clothing makers like yourself!