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Here are the top ten articles for the Doll Making Site! These rankings are live and get reset at the beginning of each month, so check back often to see what your fellow visitors are most interested in!

1. American Girl Type Dolls - Spring Dresses

Spring or Easter dress to fit 18 inch American Girl, Corolle, Gotz Precious Day Girl and similar size dolls.

2. Bear Doll Pattern

Here are the pattern pieces to create a 15 inch stuffed bear doll.

3. Dresses For 18 to 22 Inch Dolls

Here are pattern pieces to make a dress for your 18 to 22 inch doll.

4. Dress for 6 to 8 Inch Dolls

This week I set to work and designed and made a pretty dress for little dolls.

5. 12 to 13 Inch Baby Doll Dress Pattern

Here are pattern pieces for making dresses to fit 12 inch Corolle Calin and Tidoo, 13 inch Gotz Muffin and baby dolls with similar body types.

6. My New Doll Collection

A young co-worker of mine wondered if I would be interested in giving her collection of porcelain dolls a loving home!

7. American Girl and Similar 18 Inch Dolls - Tutu Costume

This tutu costume is a nice addition to your doll´s wardrobe. It will fit 18 inch (45cm) American Girl, other American historical dolls, Gotz Precious Day Girl Dolls, Corolle Dolls, and similar size dolls.

8. Sewing on Yarn Doll Wigs

This is an easy way to put hair on your cloth dolls.

9. Dress to Fit 15 to 18 inch Cloth Dolls

Make dresses to fit 15 to 18 inch ragdolls to make from my free online pattern. They fit cloth dolls like Raggedy Ann and Madeline.

10. Embroidery Stitches Used in Doll Making

Instructions for some embroidery stitches commonly used in doll making.

Be sure to visit the Doll Making Archives for all the articles!

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