Aunt Lindy's Paper Dolls

Designed by:  Sibling Arts Studios

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SKUs:

7166_Actual, 7166_Panel, 7167_Actual, 7167_Panel, 7168-8_Actual, 7168-8_Panel

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9 comments

  • Comment Link shirley pierce Wednesday, 30 January 2013 16:33 posted by shirley pierce

    i just purchased the panel and the paper doll fabric and would like to know if there is a pattern on how to make the paperdolls and how to make the clothes to stay on the paper dolls

  • Comment Link Sheryl Marquez - Sibling Arts Studio Friday, 13 April 2012 23:21 posted by Sheryl Marquez - Sibling Arts Studio

    This is Sheryl with Sibling Arts Studio. We did make a YouTube video for putting together the fabric Paper Dolls.

    We also have FREE PDF pattern download for putting together your own "sturdy" set of Fabric Paper Dolls. Here's the link:http://www.sibling-arts.com/freepatterns.htm

    We also have directions for putting together the Doll House - Make a standing Doll House! :)

    Love,
    Sibling Arts Sisters

  • Comment Link Robin Thursday, 01 March 2012 02:34 posted by Robin

    Visit our web site at robinsquiltnest.net
    to see great patterns for the line of paper dolls and how to make paper dolls.We design all patterns for "Sibling Arts".

  • Comment Link Virginia Gillespie and Robin Rogers Monday, 16 January 2012 01:06 posted by Virginia Gillespie and Robin Rogers

    HI ALL! Visit Sibling Arts You Tube on how to make the paper dolls from the fabric Designers themselves!! And Robin's Quilt Nest, Colton , Oregon are her exclusive pattern designers for all her "interactive" doll patterns, projects, and quilts! We sell Wholesale too. www.robinsquiltnest.net robinsquiltnest@yahoo.com We LOVE Blue Hill!!

  • Comment Link Shirley Staats Monday, 26 December 2011 04:59 posted by Shirley Staats

    Can you provide instructions on how to make the dolls and stands. I have several repeats of each fabric. Thank you.

  • Comment Link lucy teeter Tuesday, 06 December 2011 12:02 posted by lucy teeter

    I have purchased several of these fabrics and would like to know the best method(s) of making "paperdolls" for my grandchild.

    thank you lucy

  • Comment Link oma Monday, 17 October 2011 08:41 posted by oma

    Mke a quilt for granddaughter, but will let her cut out the clothes for dolls hoping to sow the seeds of sewing

    Love the fabric

  • Comment Link Carol Begley Sunday, 02 October 2011 21:31 posted by Carol Begley

    Please help. I have purchased this fabric in the dolls and clothes--and the three large 17 inch dolls.
    I am decorating a christmas tree for the christmas tree festival in Saratoga Springs using the dolls and clothes. I would love to have the christmas collection of the fabric--where would I find same? thank you

  • Comment Link Janet Johnson Sunday, 25 September 2011 12:26 posted by Janet Johnson

    I have purchased several of these fabrics and would like to know the best method(s) of making "paperdolls" for my grandchild.

    Love these fabrics. Thank you,

    Janet Johnson

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