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American Girl and Similar Dolls - Apron Pattern
Guest Author - Susan Kramer

This is a pattern for making aprons that will fit 18-inch American Girl, other American historical dolls, Gotz Precious Day Girl Dolls, Corolle Dolls and similar size dolls.

This pattern is my original design and may not be used commercially.

Here is the pattern piece for the bodice.

doll apron pattern by Susan Kramer

To make your 1-inch square (2.5cm) grid graph paper

First, take an 8.5x11 inch piece of plain paper and draw 1 inch squares - I do this by drawing horizontal lines 1 inch apart down the page, and then vertical lines 1 inch apart across the page.

Next, looking at the .jpg image you want to enlarge, copy what is in each of my squares into your larger squares.

Seam allowances of 1/4 inch are included.

Note that on the bodice front the center front is a fold line.

Skirt Pattern

Cut fabric 32 inches (78.5cm) wide and 8 inches (20cm) long for skirt to just below knee or 9.5 inches (24cm) long to just above ankle length.

For sewing instructions click here.

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