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Joanna lives in Rzeszów, a city in the south of Poland. Her adventure with dolls began six years ago when she renovated her old porcelain doll and sewed a dress for her. While Joanna was looking for some tips about restoration of dolls, she found out that there are many doll collectors in Poland. So she became more interested in this topic and from one doll to another, found a new hobby. Doll Collection Need a break from fiddly tiny sewing? Try these three no-sew swimsuit ideas. And if you want to make something that lasts a little longer, use these as a springboard to sew similar swimwear for your dolls. friends to meet along the way. A Barbie playset is full of captivating features and accessories to create With these four free patterns, you can make a dress, a top, and two skirt styles. The pieces themselves are simple, but they're enough to sew a mini wardrobe for Barbie. That's helpful when you have kids who love playing and changing up outfits. Swap out the fabrics and a few extra details to create several new looks for your dolls. She made lots of clothes for her little sister’s Barbie dolls. But the trigger to start making historical clothes was a TV series about Henry VIII that Mieke was watching around 2007-2008.
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And something that is obvious to all dressmakers, but I had to figure it out myself – choosing the right needle. There are some fabrics you just can’t sew with universal needle. You just can’t. 😉 and her boyfriend Ken are all waiting for their next adventure. Barbie toys for your little ones to explore
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Fashionistas! With Barbie toys, the possibilities for play are endless. You can spend time living the life of And when it comes to manually sewing, Joanna sews on details such as belt loops. She also makes embroidery by hand – with thread and beads. Joanna’s Tips Sew up a ruffly apron and use it to add flair to any doll's simple outfit. By adding trim to the edge of this half-circle apron, you get a unique look and one that you can change up with different materials. Plus, it has the look of a full skirt without any special fasteners.Besides making clothes, Mieke loves history and especially the history of clothes. She’s fascinated by how the styles were always moving and changing, sometimes slow like in the middle ages, or fast like in the 19 th century. Lovely work and thanks for the tips just began creating for my bjd doll Bee…fascinated by tang dynasty clothes and hai ornaments..so far made kimono ,cheong sam and Kurta, and Han fu..x
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