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~ patterns for 13" Corolle Baby and LM Newborn Wonder & similar sized baby dolls ~
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~ for 13" Corolle Baby & Newborn Wonder ~ Multi Romper This cuffed romper has a fabric collar and six different decorative front styles. Easy to make and lots of fun to embellish and get creative. Cute in jersey or knits. Make one or make all six. |
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~ for 13" Corolle Baby & Newborn Wonder ~ Baby Overalls and Tees Comfy soft playwear to make in knit, doubleknit or jersey. Pullover style tee can be made with short or long sleeves. Overalls have bibbed fronts with shoulder straps that button in front, and elasticized waistbands in back. Footed or short leg styles. |
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~ for 13" Corolle Baby & Newborn Wonder ~ Three Piece Bunting Set Toasty bunting to keep little ones warm as can be. Lined jacket has ribbed cuffs and front snaps. Lined cap has ear flaps that tie under the chin. Tuck baby into the cozy lined sack and snap up the front. What little girl could resist this? |
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~ for 13" Corolle Baby & Newborn Wonder ~ Baby Gown and Sleeper Baby sized sleepwear is easy to make and looks adorable on these little baby dolls. Footed one-piece sleeper and gown both have front snap closing and ribbed collars. Two types of pull-on nightcaps are included in the pattern. |
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~ for 13" Corolle Baby & Newborn Wonder ~ Ruffled Romper Although this romper is really only one piece, if you use contrasting fabric for the sleeves and collar it looks like a blouse worn under ruffled overalls. Lots of fun fabric combinations are possible here. Romper has long sleeves and long legs, with elastic at the cuffs, and ruffled sleeve caps. Matching headband has a fabric flower and is elasticized for a snug fit. |
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