Hmm, I found this: https://www.sewingmachinefun.com/doll-clothes-fabric-types/

The main advice I would personally give is to buy fabric in-person, so you can get a good sense of how it looks and how it lays. Maybe even bring a doll with you to drape it on to see how it looks.

Dang, that’s awesome! Their frock coat pattern will certainly come in handy if I ever get around to doing an Alucard custom…

I wonder if I could 3D print a duel disk for Duel Queen Clawdeen…

Hello everyone, welcome to the wardrobe department! Why not introduce yourself and get to know your crewmates? Some prompts (just suggestions, not a requirement!) to get you started, if you’re not sure what to say:

• What got you into making doll clothes?
• Are you a beginner, intermediate, or advanced clothing maker?
• Do you make human-sized…

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Here’s where we can share links to resources and patterns to help each other out. Please be mindful of the site rules!

I’m going to start off by linking Chelly Wood: https://chellywood.com/ She has a large selection of free patterns for various doll body types, as well as some tutorials, and some (reasonably priced!) paid courses for those who…Read More

The full version of our header image! This is from a photoshoot with Goredrobe Head Clawdeen, a custom outfit G3 Clawdeen I did (originally Ghoul Spirit Clawdeen). Her outfit is based on the look of wardrobe crew backstage at my college. I’ve since graduated, but the doll still lives in the school’s costume shop as a parting gift.

Hi!! I go by many names, and she/her pronouns. 🙂 I was unfortunately at that age where I wasn’t really playing with dolls when Monster High came out, so my only real experience with it as a kid was the Wii game, but I rediscovered the franchise as an adult and I love it so much!! My favorite characters are Draculaura, Clawdeen, and Ghoulia. I…Read More