Updated May 5, 2008

Row A Vintage Doll Clothing Patterns: all prices include U.S. shipping, all patterns complete unless noted, all available sizes are given, some envelopes may be rough.

1) Advance 6919, for 19” Toni and Harriet Hubbard Ayer dolls, a learn-to-sew pattern for children, 1954, bridal or evening dress, petticoat, and short dress, factory folded, $25 including shipping;
2) Simplicity 4098, no specific doll types mentioned, 1952, dress with attached apron and flowered hat, jumper with circular skirt and blouse and beret, coat and bonnet, evening gown with sheer stole accented with flowers, nightgown, and petticoat, size 18” or size 21”, envelopes rough but intact, $23 including shipping OR size 15” or size 18”, factory folded but NO exterior envelope, $18 including shipping;
3) Butterick 9186 for Little Girl dolls, 1960, long dress, short dress, coat and hat, snowsuit, shortie pajamas, sundress and hat, playsuit, 19”, $17 including shipping;
4) Advance 5957, Toni doll wardrobe, sheath dress, bolero, short and long overskirts, and stole, for 19” doll, 1951, $18 including shipping;
5) Simplicity 4128 for Toni doll, 1952, blouse and gathered skirt with cummerbund, party dress, winter coat and hat, petticoat, nightgown, robe with heart-shaped pockets, size 16” or size 23", envelope rough but illustration and info intact, $18 including shipping;
6) McCall 1564 for 14” Mary Hoyer dolls, 1950, ballet costume, evening dress and cap, sunsuit and bonnet, slip and panties, cape, plus instructions for crocheted skating costume, envelope has wear, $45 including shipping;
7) Advance 9212, 1959, no specific doll type indicated, includes party dress with Bertha collar, raglan sleeved coat, suit with boxy jacket, little traveler cape and hood, formal dress and petticoat, and dress and petticoat, 15” doll or 20” doll, $21 including shipping.

Row B Vintage Doll Clothing Patterns: all prices include U.S. shipping, all patterns complete unless noted, some patterns available in multiple sizes, some envelopes may be rough.

1) Simplicity 1809 for 8” Alexander-kins, Ginny and Muffie dolls, 1956, includes rick-rack trimmed dress and hat with ruffled pinafore, dress with contrast weskit, party dress with lace edging and ruffle, lace bra and lace edged panties and petticoat with lace ruffle, evening dress with lace at collar and overskirt, empire robe with lace edging, mandarin-styled pajamas, envelope is rough, $27 including shipping;
2) Simplicity 4851/2538, issued as 4851 in 1943, reissued as 2538 in 1948, no specific doll names given, jacket and skirt and beanie, dress and panties, coat and tam, pinafore and bonnet and panties, crinoline, slip and panties, pajamas, envelopes rough, instructions and pattern are printed on a separate sheet for each outfit, size 12” or size 16” or size 18” is $27, or size 20” that is cut and complete with rough envelope is $22 or size 18” that is factory folded with no exterior envelope is $22 or size 20” that is factory folded with no exterior envelope is $22;
3) McCall’s 2397, high heel figure dolls’ Centennial wardrobe designed for Revlon, Cindy, Toni Sophisticate, Sweet Sue Sophisticate, and similar dolls, includes long dress with overskirt and bonnet and stole and muff, long ball gown and lined cape, nightgown, petticoat and pantalets, 10.5” dolls OR 20” dolls, 1960, $28 including shipping;
4) McCall 2162 for high heel figure dolls such as Revlon, Cindy, Missy and Sweet Sue, 1957, nightgown, peignoir, bridal gown and petticoat and pannier and trimming, dress with circle skirt, fur coat and headband, bathing suit and crown, bra, panties, petticoat. Size 12”, envelope edges a bit rough, $29 including shipping or size 15”, factory folded, $30 including shipping or size 10.5” pattern for wedding dress, nightgown, bra and panties only (envelope and instruction sheet included), $14 including shipping;
5) McCall’s 1983 for Slim Girl dolls (Sweet Sue, Toni, Maggie and Alice, Harriet Hubbard Ayer), 1955, ballerina costume, jumper dress, dress and panties, pajamas, coat and hat, 24-25”, $23 including shipping;
6) 1937 McCall Sample Pattern, doll outfit with transfer pattern, includes dress, slip, and brimmed hat for a 22” doll, comes in a small exterior envelope (5” x 3.5”) and was given to customers who purchased a woman’s pattern, small floral transfer included for embroidery accent on dress front, $28 including shipping;
7) Simplicity 1779 for Sweet Sue, Binnie, and similar, 1956, each garment is one pattern piece, includes dress with lace edging, suspender skirt and blouse, cape and skirt, blouse and skirt and weskit, petticoat and panties, pajamas, robe, coat and hat; 15” or 18” or 25” (envelopes rough), $16 including shipping.

Row C Vintage Doll Clothing Patterns: all prices include U.S. shipping, all patterns complete unless noted, all available sizes are given, some envelopes may be rough.

1) Simplicity 3728 for Toni doll, 1951, includes dess with pinafore ruffles at armholes, dress with puff sleeves and pinafore apron, princess style skating dress and hood with ruching trim, pajamas and robe with heart-shaped pockets, size 19” or size 23”, envelopes rough, $20 including shipping. I also have this pattern in several other sizes that are each missing one outfit or a couple of pieces, email size needed if you can use a partial pattern for $10;
2) Simplicity 4908, for Saucy Walker and Bonny Braids Walker and similar dolls, 1954, evening dress with tiered full skirt, dress with puff sleeves and lace trim, petticoat and panties, full skirt and shoulder cape and blouse and petticoat, nightgown, coat, size 14” or size 17” or size 23”, envelopes are rough, $22 including shipping;
3) McCall’s 2255, high heel figure dolls’ wardrobe designed for Revlon, Cindy, Toni Sophisticate, Sweet Sue Sophisticate, and similar dolls, includes leotard, pants, jacket with hood and skirt and petticoat, tutu, ball gown and coat, petticoat, bra and panties, size 10.5” or size 18” or size 22” (envelope rough), 1958, $30 including shipping;
4) McCall’s 1898 for diminutive dolls such as Ginny, Wendy, Muffie, Lingerie Lou, and Daily Dolly, 1954, includes blouse and pleated skirt and beret, dress with attached petticoat, coat and hat and bag, nightgown, pegnoir, panties, size 7-8”, $28 including shipping or size 9-10” with NO nightgown pieces (pegnoir is present), $23 including shipping;
5) McCall’s 1720 for Sweet Sue and similar dolls, 1952, includes overalls, blouse, beret, skirt, dress and jacket, snow suit and cap, panties and petticoat, 21”, $28 including shipping;
6) Butterick 6350, no specific doll type given, 1952, includes two dresses, overalls and blouse with puff sleeves, nightgown, petticoat and panties, size 16” or size 18” or size 21”, $18 including shipping;
7) Butterick 3626 for Shirley Temple and similar dolls, wardrobe includes panties and slip, cape and bonnet, pinafore, dress, long party dress, housecoat, unprinted/precut, 1946, size 14” is $26 including shipping, size 22” has NO instruction sheet and is $15 including shipping.

Row D Vintage Doll Clothing Patterns: all prices include U.S. shipping, all patterns complete unless noted, all available sizes are given, some envelopes may be rough.

1) Anne Adams 4526, no specific doll type indicated, includes a school or party dress, jumper, short sleeve blouse, nightgown, coat and hat, housecoat or robe, slip and panties, size 22”, NO collar piece, 1950s, $12 including shipping;
2) American Weekly 3855, no specific doll type indicated, pinafore, dress with peasant style bodice, coat and hood, slip, panties, size 20”, 1950s, $17 including shipping;
3) Mail Order 4553, no specific doll type indicated, bridal gown with net veil and petticoat and panties, graduation gown and cap, size 20”, 1959, $18 including shipping;
4) American Weekly 3778, no specific doll type indicated, short party or date dress with ruffle, long party or date dress with off shoulder neckline, jumper and blouse, cape and beret and handbag, size 18”, 1950s, $18 including shipping;
5) Mail Order 4884, no specific doll type indicated, jumper and blouse, tam and cape, bonnet, sunsuit, slip and panties, pajamas and robe, 20”, printed, late 1950s or early 1960s, $18 including shipping;
6) American Weekly 3886, no specific doll type indicated, wedding dress, headpiece, negligee, slip, and panties, size 22”, 1950s, $18 including shipping;
7) Mail Order 4547, no specific doll type indicated, includes dirndl skirt, petticoat, bodice and skirt, overskirt, shirt, slacks, coat and hat, robe, blouse, size 18”, late 1950s, $17 including shipping.

Row E Vintage Baby Doll Clothing Patterns: all prices include U.S. shipping, all patterns complete unless noted, all available sizes are given, some envelopes may be rough.

1) Butterick 5967 for 11” baby dolls, 1951, includes frilled dress with puffed sleeves, slip, coat and wide-brimmed bonnet, sunsuit and sunbonnet, bunting and hood with bow, $25 including shipping;
2) Simplicity 7208/9753 (same pattern was issued under two different numbers) for baby dolls such as for Baby Alive, Ginny Baby, Baby Tender Love, Powder Puff, 1975, dress and hat, dress and diaper, dress and panties, romper and hat, top and pants, bunting and hood, size 13-14" or size 15-16” or size 17-18", $7 including shipping;
3) Simplicity 5947/9508 (same pattern was issued under two different numbers), wardrobe for vinyl baby dolls, includes dress, pinafore, two tops, pants, panties, romper, size 12-13” or size 15-17” or size 18-20”, 1973, $7 including shipping;
4) Simplicity 7970 for Betsy Wetsy, Baby Giggles, Baby Crawl-Along, Tubsy, etc., 1968, dress with eyelet edging and pinafore, rick rack top, panties, romper, long sleeved top and pants, size 15-17” or  size 18-20”, $7 including shipping;
5) McCall’s 2349, toddler and baby doll wardrobe for Dydee, Ginette, Gigi’s Li’l Sister, Tiny Tears, Betsy Wetsy, Toodles, 1959, includes dress with contrast aprons and bonnet, rompers, coat, robe, nightgown, petti-panties, size 19-21” or size 23-25”, $20 including shipping;
6) Simplicity 7644 for Dy Dee baby dolls and similar, 1986, dress and panties and bootees, panties and bootees, sundresses and panties and bootees and hat, romper and bootees and hat, pants and bootees, kimono, pajamas and bootees, size 17-18", $7 including shipping;
7) McCall 7592, baby and toddler doll wardrobe designed to fit Teenie Weenie Tiny Tears, Teenie Tiny Tears and Tiny Tears and similar, 1964, includes dress and umper, sleeper and cap, rompers and kerchief, dress and pinafore, coat and hood and scarf and tights and mitts, panties, size 12” or size 17”, $20 including shipping.

Row F Vintage Baby Doll Clothing Patterns: all prices include U.S. shipping, all patterns complete unless noted, all available sizes are given, some envelopes may be rough.

1) Simplicity 2659, for Dy Dee baby dolls, 1948, includes wrap around shirt, diaper, slip, dress with puff sleeves, sleeper, lace-trimmed coat and cap, sun suit and matching bonnet, kimono, and saque, size 11” (envelope rough at edges) or size 15”, $30  including shipping. I also have a size 15” that is factory folded with an instruction sheet but has NO envelope, $22 including shipping;
2) McCall’s 9449, for chubby baby and toddler dolls, 1968, includes jumper, two dresses, pinafore, robe, nightgown, coat and hat, panties, size 12-16" (for Baby Dear, Angel Baby, Little Huggums, Cheerful Tearful, Baby Face and similar), no ruffle guide piece or size 17-18.5 (for Honeybun, 17” Betsy Wetsy, Softina, Tubsy, Li’l Darlin, 18” Thirstee Baby, Giggles, Goody Two Shoes, Baby Buttercup, Baby First Step and similar) or size 19-22" (for 18” Baby Dear, Real Live Lucy, 21” Thirstee Baby, Softee Babee, Victoria and similar), $15 including shipping;
3) McCall’s 2183, for Ginette, Gigi’s Li’l Sister, Tiny Tears, Betsy Wetsy, Dy Dee, and similar baby dolls, 1957, includes coat and bonnet, dress and diaper, slip and diaper lining, christening dress and slip, buntig, overalls and jacket and bunny cap, pajamas, socks, size 13-14” or size 15-17” (envelope and tissue crinkled) or size 19-21”, $28 including shipping. I also have a size 13-14” or a 19-21” without envelopes but otherwise complete for $18 including shipping;
4) McCall 1549, for 18” Sparkle Plenty or Baby Coos dolls, 1950, includes overalls and shirt and beret and jacket, dres and bonnet and panties, pajamas, transfer included for elephant embroidery accents, pattern mostly  uncut, $35 including shipping;
5) McCall 713, for 20” Dy Dee baby dolls, 1951, includes dress with puff sleeves and bonnet, longer dress with bonnet and sacque, nightgown, overalls and sunbonnet, bib, slip, plus transfer for optional embroidery, $35 including shipping;
6) Butterick 4144, for baby dolls, late 1970s-80s, includes overalls in two lengths, top, dress, gown, bunting, pinafore, hat, and booties, envelope states one size but (incredibly) no specific size or doll types are given, pattern is for a large baby doll, $8 including shipping;
7) Mail Order 9099, for 16” baby dolls, 1959, includes dress and slip, coat and bonnet and booties, playsuit, snowsuit, bunting, nightgown and diaper, kimono and sacque, $16 including shipping.

Row G  Fashion Doll Clothing Patterns: all prices include U.S. shipping, all patterns complete unless noted, envelopes may be rough. Patterns for 11.5” dolls including Barbie, Barbara Joe, Babs, Gina, Annette, Batgirl, Mera, Wonder Woman, Supergirl, Tammy, Babette, Mitzi, Tina, Tina Marie, Polly Jr., Kay, Cher, Farrah, Julia, Maddie Mod, Dusty, Brooke, Ken, etc.

1) Ken Wardrobe – Advance 2889 Group E, 1960s official Mattel, Inc. pattern for Ken 12” dolls, includes 6 outfits: jacket and ascot, slacks and shirt, deck pants and shirt, bermuda shorts and shirt, robe, and pajamas. Also includes a sewing for your doll pamphlet, $20 including shipping;
2) McCall's 6317/7774, (same pattern issued under different numbers with slightly different envelope illustrations), teen fashion doll wardrobe for 11.5" dolls, 1978-81, includes workout jacket with pants or shorts, martial arts outfit, long sundress with ruffled trim, short sundress, jumpsuit (boy only), skirt and blouse and blazer, $14 including shipping;
3) McCall’s 8181/McCall’s Crafts 627, (same pattern released under two different numbers) clothes wardrobe for 11.5” dolls by Jann Johnson, undated but looks like late early 1980s, wardrobe for female dolls includes workout suit, turtle neck and leather pants, peasant skirt and blouse, wedding gown, strapless bra and panties, shortie nightgown, evening gown and stole, strapless jumpsuit, skirt and top and scarf, dress, your order will include one factory folded pattern, plus an additional identical pattern that is missing a couple of outfits, $18 including shipping;
4) Simplicity 9194, for 11.5” fashion dolls, 1979, wedding gown and veil, halter evening gown and cummerbund, strapless coverup, pants, jacket, skirt, top, $12 including shipping;
5) Butterick 6664, 1980s, Marie Osmond personality doll wardrobe suitable for 11.5” and 12.25” dolls, includes tunic, three dresses, pants, body suit, skirt, two shirts, and two jumpers, factory folded, $15 including shipping;
6) McCall’s Crafts 8727, 1983, Brooke Shield dress-up clothes for 11.5” dolls, includes poodle skirt and top, circular mini skirt, vest, straight skirt, jacket, coat, bag, belt, scarf, nightgown, robe, bathing suit, evening gown, wedding gown and veil, factory folded, $16 including shipping;
7) Butterick 295, 1983, doll wardrobe for 11.5” dolls, includes jumpsuit and belt, bandeau, dress and collar and belt, culottes, tunic, pants, tops, skirt, and gown, factory folded, $15 including shipping.

Row H Fashion Doll Clothing Patterns: all prices include U.S. shipping, all patterns complete unless noted, some envelopes may be rough. Patterns for 11.5" dolls including Barbie, Barbara Joe, Babs, Gina, Annette, Batgirl, Mera, Wonder Woman, Supergirl, Tammy, Babette, Mitzi, Tina, Tina Marie, Polly Jr., Kay, Cher, Farrah, Julia, Maddie Mod, Dusty, Brooke, Ken, etc.

1) Butterick 6110, Fun in the Sun for 11.5” fashion dolls. Includes patterns and instructions for five different outfits: halter dress, swimsuit and wrap cover-up, long sun dress, blouse and pants, and tennis outfit and panties and headband, 1999, factory folded, $8 including shipping;
2) McCall 3429, for 11.5” dolls, 1972, outfits include wrap-around pantskirt, bodysuit, wedding gown with empire waistline, dress, top/pants, cape and hood, dress, top and panties, long dress, pinafore, $15 including shipping;
3) Simplicity 6208, wardrobe for 11.5” teen dolls, 1965, long lace strapless evening dress with lacy bead-trimmed top, flounced day dress, dress with empire waistline, blouse and skirt and jacket, double-breasted coat, jumpsuit with wide legs, pants and hooded jacket, $14 including shipping;
4) Butterick 224, for 11.5” and 12.25” girl dolls, undated but 1970’s, disco-era outfits including tunic, dress, pants, dress with shaped neckline and hemline, body suit, skirt, western-style shirt, dress with V front and back neckline, jumper, and skating costume, factory folded, $12 including shipping;
5) Simplicity 8466, mod wardrobe for 11.5” dolls, 1969, dress with miniskirt, fringed Indian costume dress with headband, long formal, miniskirt and blouse and vest, cape, bell bottoms and blouse with H back, minidress with kimono sleeves, $11 including shipping;
6) McCall’s 2580, wardrobe, boy doll’s suit, and carry-all for 11.5” girl dolls and 12” boy dolls, 1970, double-breasted suit and slacks and shirt and tie for boy dolls, carry-all for wardrobe, plus the following fashions for girl dolls (not all are pictured on scan): skirts and blouse, culottes, trench coat and hat, dress, skirt and sleeveless top with long fringe, poncho and slacks, mini-dress, floor-length hooded beach coverup and bikini, nightgown, pattern is factory folded, $23 including shipping;
7) Simplicity 7210, wardrobe for fashion dolls, 1975, includes wedding dress and veil, strapless gown and sheer caftan, top and jumper, top and overalls, top and pants, shortie nightgown and panties, size 19” (such as Tiffany Taylor), $17 including shipping.

Row I Fashion Doll Clothing Patterns and Books: all prices include U.S. shipping, all patterns complete unless noted, some envelopes may be rough. Patterns for 11.5" dolls including Barbie, Barbara Joe, Babs, Gina, Annette, Batgirl, Mera, Wonder Woman, Supergirl, Tammy, Babette, Mitzi, Tina, Tina Marie, Polly Jr., Kay, Cher, Farrah, Julia, Maddie Mod, Dusty, Brooke, Ken, etc.

1) Fashion Doll Prom Dresses in Thread Crochet, by Miriam Dow, American School of Needlework, 1991, 17 pages, paper covers, seven crocheted dresses and gowns appropriate for glam evening and prom wear, includes traceable pattern for the slip and crown that complete the prom queen outfit, $12 including shipping;
2) Super Size Teen Doll Pattern, for 18” teen dolls, mid-1970's, includes dress, coat, pantsuit, blouse, tiered skirt, and vest, $14 including shipping;
3) All For Dolls, Coats & Clark Book 270, 1978, small magazine format, 8.5" x 5.5", paper covers, 15 pages, clothing for 11.5” girl dolls with 5.5” chest, 11.75” boy dolls with 6” chest, and a couple for 13” baby dolls with 9” chest. Includes crochet skirt and off-shoulder blouse and stole, crochet bridal gown, crochet blazer, knit hooded poncho, knit sweater and hat, knit zippered jacket, crochet striped jacket (for fashion dolls) plus a crochet dress and a knit baby set for baby dolls, $10 including shipping;
4) McCall's 7716 Little Sister Skipper Wardrobe Pattern, wardrobe for Barbie’s Little Sister Skipper plus instructions for knitting, fashions include a bathing suit, shorts or separate panties, jacket and slacks and beret, knitted jacket and skirt and beret, knitted hooded cardigan and slacks, dress and blouse, coat, dress and kerchief. Pattern is factory folded, 1965. $20 including shipping;
5) McCall’s Crafts 2225, fashion doll organizers and accessories designed by Michelle Hains, 1999, includes a camping tent with windows, sleeping bag, pet cat, pet dog, doll carry tote, and a doll organizer, factory folded, $15 including shipping;
6) Crocheted Fashion Doll Clothes, Leisure Arts Leaflet 268, 1983, 10 pages, heavy paper covers. Directions for crocheted garments for 11.5” fashion dolls including a wedding gown and veil, lacy ruffled dress and hat, Southern belle dress and hat, country dress and hat and purse, mock fur coat, tweed coat and hat, slacks and poncho and hat, skirt and wrap sweater, shorts and midriff top, bib shorts, union-style pajamas and long night cap, ballet tu tu. Vg condition, $12 including shipping;
7) Salute to the ‘50s – Fashion Doll Crochet Extravaganza, House of White Birches, 1991, 16 pages, heavy paper covers. 12 crochet 1950’s ensembles for 11.5” fashions dolls, includes poodle skirt and angora sweater and bobby socks, peasant blouse and pedal pushers, cabana set, chiffon prom dress, blouse and shorts, three different shirtwaist dresses, swimsuit and bikini, shirt and blue jeans. Vg condition, $12 including shipping.

Row J Historical Doll Clothing Patterns:All prices include U.S. shipping. All patterns are by Thelma Jo Richards and are dated 1975. These are unused tissue patterns and did NOT come with envelopes. There is a mimeographed instruction sheet folded into each pattern, a small illustration is printed on the outside of the folded tissue. No info is given regarding specific doll types.

1) L19A, antique dress, petticoat, and drawers for 30" doll, $7 including shipping;
2) J19A, 1901 French frock and underwear for 30” doll, $7 including shipping;
3) MFF19PE, 1904 French dress for 28” doll, $7 including shipping;
4) CFF18PE, dress and shoes for 22” doll based on the Child With Watering Can painting by Renoir, $7 including shipping;
5) K19A, 1904 French frock, panties, and petticoat for 20” doll, $7 including shipping;
6) O9A, underwear, frock and hat from 1904 for a 20" doll, $9 including shipping;
7) A18S, 1870 mantle for a 20" doll, $6 including shipping;
8) G19A, 1910 dress and underwear for 20" bisque jointed doll, $6 including shipping;
9) HF9E, 1901 French coat for 16" doll, $7 including shipping;
10) N8E, 1885 child’s dress, includes panty-waist, panties, petticoat, and frock for 16" doll, $7 including shipping;
11) BFF18PE, French fashion dress for 15” doll, $6 including shipping;
12) B19A, 1905 child’s dress for 15” doll, $6 including shipping;
13) V19A, boy’s sailor suit from 1910 for either a 14” doll OR a 20" doll (specify size needed), $7 including shipping;
14) EF8E, Little Lord Fauntleroy black velvet suit from 1886 for 15.5" doll, $7 including shipping;
15) U19A, Russian suit for a 14" boy doll, $7 including shipping;
16) N18PE, 1885 child’s dress, includes panty-waist, panties, petticoat, and frock for 10” doll, OR same style N8E for a 16” doll, $7 including shipping;
17) WA9A, 1934 Shirley Temple coat and cap for 14” doll, $8 including shipping;
18 )I19A, authentic Shirley Temple coin dot outfit, includes undergarments and dress, for 18” doll, $7 including shipping;
19) WB19A, authentic reproduction of Shirley Temple frock from Rebecca of Sunnybrook Farm movie, for 18” doll, $6 including shipping;
20) D9A, sacque for 8” OR 16” Bye Lo baby doll (specify size), $6 including shipping;
21) EA19A, 1930s baby doll sunsuit and bonnet for 20" doll, $6 including shipping.

Row K Historical Doll Clothing Patterns: all prices include U.S. shipping, all patterns complete unless noted, envelopes may be rough.

1) Byron Doll Patterns BY 160, uncut heavy paper pattern for a dress and petticoat and pantalettes and hat for a 12.5” doll (measured top of head to toe), 1983, $12 including shipping;
2) Byron Doll Patterns BY-243, uncut heavy paper pattern for a 12.75” doll on a cloth body, measured top of head to toe. Pattern includes dress, bonnet, undergarments, pillow and cloth body. 1985, $15 including shipping;
3) Carter Craft Doll House 15, uncut heavy paper pattern for a late 1880’s redingote, multisized for 10-12” and 14-16” and 18-20” dolls, 1970, $10 including shipping;
4) Easy Sew Designs BHD 44, uncut heavy paper pattern for a ruffled bonnet, multisized to include 7” and 11” and 14” head circumferences, 1984, $12 including shipping;
5) Easy Sew Designs BHD 251, uncut heavy paper pattern for a sailor suit inspired from Poor Little Rich Girl, size 15-16”, 1986, $12 including shipping;
6) Fancy Frocks 2028, uncut heavy paper pattern for a Gibson style blouse and vest and walking skirt to fit 18” and 20” dolls, also contains pieces and instructions to fit popular 18” vinyl dolls, 1994, $14 including shipping;
7) Precious Bundle Pattern, by Margaret King, uncut heavy paper pattern for a romper and hat for a 19.5” baby doll, undated but likely 1980s, $10 including shipping.

Row L Cloth and Soft Doll Patterns, Doll Accessories: all prices include U.S. shipping, all patterns complete unless noted, all available sizes are given, some envelopes may be rough.

1) Bridal Doll Pattern, Mail Order #2711, includes instructions, pattern, and transfer for making a 15” cloth doll, bridal gown and veil, petticoat, and panties. Uncut heavy paper pattern, 1968, $13 including shipping;
2) 31” Rag Doll Pattern, Good Housekeeping Pattern Service, 1940, includes pattern pieces and directions for making a 31” button-nose rag doll and clothes, doll was shown in the November, 1940 issue of Good Housekeeping, envelope has wear, $18 including shipping;
3) Cloth Doll Pattern, Carol Curtis 114, includes instructions, patterns, and transfers for making a 16” cloth doll plus dress, hat, shoes, and underwear, 1950s, $13 including shipping;
4) Doll Toaster Cover, Design 7152, 1960's, pattern contains directions, pieces, and face transfer for making a doll toaster cover, pattern is in uncut, transfer is unused, $12 including shipping;
5) Topsy Turvy Doll, Design 807, pattern and instructions for making a double-sided topsy turvey doll approximately 12-14” in length, pattern has been neatly cut and is complete, late 1950s or early 1960s, $11 including shipping;
6) Victorian Doll, Design 854, pattern and instructions for making a 14” Victorian style doll with ruffled skirt, blouse, bonnet, and umbrella, uncut, 1960s-70s, $11 including shipping;
7) Sailor Boy Doll, Pattern 7076, directions and transfer pattern for making a sailor doll approximately 12” tall, with sailor suit, hat, and dickey, transfer is unused, 1940s, $20 including shipping.
8) Simplicity 9821, dollhouse and furnishings, includes patterns, transfers and directions for making a two story dollhouse measuring 20” high x 27” wide x 13” deep, plus furnishings for a kitchen, living room, bedroom, and sitting room. The dollhouse is made of foamcore and cardboard and is covered with fabric, furnishings include bed, end tables, sofa, chair, ottoman, divan, chaise lounge, dining table and chairs, cupboard, pictures, mirrors, drapes, and rugs. 1980, factory folded, $15 including shipping.

Row M Soft Toy and Animal Patterns: all prices include U.S. shipping, all patterns complete unless noted, all available sizes are given, some envelopes may be rough. 

1) Simplicity 7327, set of four stuffed animal toys including a 7” dog, a 10” cat, and a 7” elephant. Toys can be made in a variety of firm fabrics. Pattern includes transfers and sewing instructions, factory folded, 1947, envelope has tear, $16 including shipping;
2) Mccall 419, designs for three mother-baby animal sets, includes 10” mother horse and 6” colt, 14.5” mother giraffe and 8” baby giraffe, 9.25” mother elephant and 5.5” baby elephant, 1936, $22 including shipping;
3) McCall Kaumagraph 1432, design for stuffed kangaroos, includes transfers and pattern pieces for making kangaroos in three sizes: large – 16”, medium – 10.5”, and small – 4.5”, uses felt or leather for eyes and tongues, simple embroidery accents, 1948, $20 including shipping;
4) McCall 2183, two stuffed 18” animals, lion is made in printed cotton with mane and tail created from rug yarn, dog is shown in terry cloth with fur fabric ears, features are embroidered, 1969, $13 including shipping;
5) Simplicity 2328, set of 6 pillows, includes girl and boy with yarn hair, puppy asleep and awake, cat asleep and awake, appropriate for a wide range of fabrics including cottons, fake furs and wools, 1957, $14 including shipping, or one pattern without kitten pillow pieces, $8 including shipping;
6) Advance 8456, stuffed toy or pajama case, NO dachsund – poodle dog only, same pattern makes either a stuffed animal or a lined pajama case with zipper closure, no finished size given, 1957, envelope rough at edges, $8 including shipping;
7) McCall’s 1078, designs for eight stuffed toys, each body made in two pieces and has embroidered accents, finished size is 7.5-10” high depending upon animal (giraffe is tallest), good for scrap fabrics, 1943, $17 including shipping.

Row N Soft Toy and Animal Patterns: all prices include U.S. shipping, all patterns complete unless noted, all available sizes are given, some envelopes may be rough.

1) Simplicity 1149, stuffed animal toys including a 17.5” x 23” Scotty dog with plaid blanket and a 15” x 35” beat wit overalls or pinafore, late 1930s, envelope rough at edges, $18 including shipping;
2) Simplicity 5331, pattern pieces and directions for a set of stuffed toys including a 24” long giant seat turtle sit-upon pillow, a 10” baby turtle, an 18” long whale, and a 12” long seal, 1972, $12 including shipping;
3) Simplicity 6810, three cuddly stuffed toys, includes 18” mouse, 21” plush bear, and 18” long flop-eared dog, 1966, $11 including shipping;
4) Simplicity 5713, nursery rhyme stuffed toys, includes 20” tall Humpty Dumpty, 25” tall Old King Cole, and 20” tall Mother Goose, buttons and felt remnants make faces, wool yarn is used for hair, 1964, $15 including shipping;
5) Simplicity 7744, set of 7 stuffed toys measuring 8-10” tall plus a hobby horse approximately 41” tall, toys include a rabbit, cat, dog, elephant, horse, camel, and kangaroo, all toys have embroidered accents, 1976, $13 including shipping;
6) Simplicity 8951, pattern pieces and directions for a set of stuffed toys including a 20” x 10” dog with droopy ears, 33” long x 5” high alligator, and Mr. And Mrs. hippo (24” long x 11” high), 1970, factory folded, $14 including shipping;
7) McCall’s 6400, set of stuffed animals, includes a 17” long platypus, 12” tall penguin, 12” tall koala bear, and 17” kangaroo and baby, eyes and accents done in felt, 1978, $15 including shipping.

Row O Doll and Toy Patterns and Books: all prices include U.S. shipping, all booklets have paper covers, some may show wear.

1) Soft Sculpture Darlings, Carmen Clay, Gaylemot Publishing, Placentia, CA, 1983, 23 pages plus uncut paper pattern inserts, paper covers, 8.5” x 11”. Instructions and full-size patterns for 15 soft sculpture dolls and toys: Melissa Angel, Baby Kerri, Chef Boy ‘O Gee, Foxy Lady, Rodney Reindeer, Santa, Cami Cupid, Zachary Le’Mouse, Phinias Pig, King of the Cowboys, L.E.Phant, J.D. Turtle, Rainbow Butterflies, Patricia Peacock, and Bobby The Door Snail. Full-color photos of all completed projects, patterns include clothing for dolls, accessories, and a full-color transfer sheet for eyes and mouths. All patterns are uncut and unused, book is as new. $10 including shipping;
2) Authentic Shirley Temple Patterns, Sandy Williams, Hobby House Press, Grantsville, MD, 1997 reprint – originally published 1981, 48 pages, heavy paper covers, 11 x 8.5, ISBN 0 87588 499 7. Scarce book containing detailed instructions and full-size patterns for costumes fitting both 14” and 18” Shirley Temple dolls. Patterns included are a reprint of the 1930s underwear plus dress and coat and hat, the dotted dress, the bluebird dress, and the Heidi dress. Also showcased are photographs of Shirley Temple from movies scenes, dolls, and clothes taken from old magazines. Vg condition, cover has a few light scratches and indents, patterns are uncut, $75 including shipping;
3) Dolls of France, DMC Volume 409, 1958, paper covers, 23 pages. Crocheted costumes for 10-11” dolls, all costumes made without complicated stitches and therefore easy to adjust to a larger or smaller size if desired. There are 10 traditional costumes from the following French regions: Normandie, Anjou, Bretagne, Pyrenees-Bearn, Auvergne, Riviera, Pays Basque, Alsace, Alpes-Dauphine, and Lorraine. Also includes a two-page all-color map of France with the regions marked and a photo of each doll placed at the appropriate region. $16 including shipping;
4) Doreen Dolls - Easy to Make Crocheted and Knitted Designs, Nell Armstrong, Doreen Knitting Books, Vol 104, 15 pages, 1954. Over a dozen dresses and ensembles for 8” character dolls plus three pincushion dolls (pictured on cover). Covers have separated, interior vg, $15 including shipping;
5) Toys, Star Book 39, 1945, 22 pages, paper cover. Instructions for charming vintage crocheted toys including a teddy bear, Humpty Dumpty in 4 sizes (7.5-15”), pompon cat and kitten, lamb, pig family (9.5-17”), hens and baby chicks, Jack and Jill, frogs in 3 sizes (7.25– 15.5”), horse in 3 sizes (9.5” – 17.5”), $10 including shipping;
6) Dolls of Famous Women in History, DMC Volume 406, 15 pages, 1953, paper covers. Crocheted costumes for 7.5” dolls in representative costumes for Marie Antionette, Queen Elizabeth, Cleopatra, Queen Esther, Queen Isabella, Joan of Arc, Priscilla, Queen of Sheba, Mary Queen of Scots, and Betsy Ross (with American flag). Cover spine has wear, some chipping along back cover at upper edge, interior vg, $15 including shipping;
7) Hand Knits by Beehive - Doll Clothes and Toys, Afghans, Bags, Paton’s and Baldwins, Book 146, 1951, 31 pages, heavy paper covers, knitted clothing for 18” child doll, 16” baby doll, 11” baby doll (all dolls are Effanbee), plus charming soft toys that are mama and baby duos (rabbits, donkey, duck and ducklings, penguins, monkeys, mama kangaroo with baby in pouch, Boston bull dog, poodles), plus an afghan and three bags with wooden handles. $15 including shipping.

Row P Crochet and Knit Doll Books: All prices include U.S. shipping, all booklets have paper covers, some may show wear.

1) The Doll Book – Crocheted Doll Clothes, Coats and Clark’s Book 280, 11 pages, magazine format with paper covers, 1951. Includes dress and hat and shoes for 15” baby doll, dress and hat and shoes for 22” baby doll, dress and bonnet and slippers for 15” baby doll, fairy dress and coronet and panties for 8” plastic doll, shepherdess dress and hat and panties for 8” plastic doll, Mexican dress and panties for 8” plastic doll, Dutch boy and Dutch girl outfits for 8” girl and boy dolls, $13 including shipping;
2) Virginia Lakin's Petite Bazaar Knitting Book, Book #3, 1965, small magazine format, 7.25" x 5", paper covers, 17 pages. Knitted clothing to fit 8, 9, 10, and 12” dolls. Includes a hula outfit, swim suits, evening gowns, beret and other hats, shrug, coats, etc., $11 including shipping. I have other Virginia Lakin books, email wants;
3) Doreen Dolls, Doreen Knitting Vol 102, 1951, 15 pages, crochet clothing patterns for 8” character and plastic dolls, and 11” baby dolls, including many lacy dresses and hats, $10 including shipping;
4) Dolls From Old American Songs, Coats and Clark’s Book 292, 15 pages, magazine format with paper covers, 1952. Includes period style clothing and costumes which reflect the following: Jeanie with the Light Brown Hair, Rosie O’Grady, Sweet Genevieve, Nelly Gray, Gentle Annie, Lou’siana Belle, Daisy Daisy, Carolina Belle, Nelly was a Lady, Betsy from Pike, Clementine (cowgirl), Chlo-e, Oh Susanna, and Juanita. Patterns are appropriate for dolls 7.5-11” tall. $15 including shipping;
5) Dolls Of the Americas, Coats & Clark Book #284, 15 pages, 1952, crocheted doll clothing related to costumes of countries of the Americas including the West Indies, Gypsy, Rio, Miss Showboat, Mexico, Panama, Empire State, Williamsburg, Georgia, more, for doll sizes 8” and 11”, $13 including shipping;
6) Mary's Dollies Vol 10, Juvenile Styles Publishing Co., Reading, PA, 15 pages, 1946, 5 crochet and knit doll outfits from Mary Hoyer including a long dress and hat with beads, two-piece swim suit, riding habit, tuu tuu, coat with matching hat and bag, $18 including shipping, I have other Mary Hoyer volumes, email wants;
7) Dolls and Dolls, American Thread Co. Star Book #84, 1951, crocheted doll clothes for doll sizes 7”-16”, most tend toward the 7”-10” range, includes bridal party plus bride and groom, Gibson girl, Bo-Peep, Queen of Hearts, covers have wear, $11 including shipping.

Row Q Doll and Toy Patterns and Books: all prices include U.S. shipping.

1) Woman's Day Book of Best-Loved Toys & Dolls, compiled and edited by Julie Houston, Sedgewood Press, New York, 1982, 191 pages, hardcover with dj, 10" x 7". Complete step-by-step instructions for a wonderful grouping of 115 toys and dolls appropriate for infants through young children. Included are many knitted and sewn animals and dolls, plus music box crib pillow, bath splashers, balloon and airplane mobiles, marionette, shoe bank, pull toys, finger puppets, teaching boards, foam blocks, kites, hobby horse, novelty pillows, rocking horse, toy chests, seesaw table, Noah's Ark cradle, supercity for action figures, outer space station, portable dollhouse, more. Projects are designed for minimal skills and low-cost materials. Book appears unused, $13 including shipping;
2) Costume Cameos II, Hazel Ulseth & Helen Shannon, Hobby House Press Inc. Cumberland, MD, 16 pages, ISBN 087588- 201 3, heavy paper covers, 1983. Contains paper patterns for a Victorian dress, bonnet, petticoat and drawers for a 19” doll, (taken from an 1886 Delineator magazine) plus patterns for two pairs of shoes, a bow, two little teddy bears, and a paper doll strip. There are also two pages of fashion illustrations for dolls from 19th century publications. Patterns are uncut, booklet is vg, $22 including shipping;
3) Still More About Dolls, Janet Pagter Johl, H.L. Lindquist Publications, New York, 1950 first edition, 300 pages, hardcover. A survey of a wide range of doll types from antiquity to 1950, written in an entertaining narrative style with much of the text information supplied to the author by doll collectors, some collectors are cited as references. Chapters include: early religious dolls, early English dolls, wax dolls, wooden dolls, fine old dolls, automatons and mechanical dolls, mechanical dolls in individual collections, talking/singing/walking dolls, unusual dolls, doll markings, boy and men dolls, large dolls, Uncle Sam and other war-inspired dolls, additional data on war dolls sent home by those in service, dolls as ambassadors of good will. Dozens of b/w photos. An entertaining read on dolls! Book is in very good minus condition, light wear to cover edges, a bit of cover fading, some older page corner turndowns, spine is tight. $17 including shipping;
4) Dressing Dolls, Charlene Davis Roth, Crown Publishers Inc, New York, 1976 - 3rd printing 1978, 112 pages, pictorial softcover, ISBN 0 517 52394 9. A book of doll clothing patterns for rag, baby, toddler, older action, and fashion dolls, plus many other dolls. All patterns are full-size and there are step-by-step instructions for creating each outfit, along with materials requirements and cutting and sewing instructions. Also includes directions for making, altering, and interpreting patterns, taking measurements, and techniques, tools, and fabrics. This is an excellent doll clothing pattern book for anyone who collects or sews for a wide range of different dolls. Color and b/w photos and illustrations. Very good condition. $16 including media shipping;
5) The Collection of Stuffed Dolls From A Fancy World, Kyoko Yoneyama, Ondorisha Publishers Ltd, Tokyo, Japan, 1976, pictorial hardcover, 156 pages, 10.25" x 7.5", ISBN 0 87040 401 6. A pattern book for stuffed and soft dolls, with patterns and complete directions for making at last two dozen different dolls from fairy tales and movies (Alice in Wonderland, Little Women, Mother Goose, The Sound of Music, My Fair Lady, more), several different hug-dolls, dolls of the fancy world (Rhapnzuel, Lilliputians, angels, prince, witch, princess, many more), mascotts, marionettes, and a doll with several wardrobe changes. Each completed doll is shown with a full page color photo. Also demonstrated, with color photos and text, are how to make patterns, sew the various parts, cover the base of the face with skin fabrics, attach eyes and nose and mouth, make hands, sew and put on shoes, sew each body section, to sew and attach clothes, to sew on hair. Patterns for each doll are full-size. Some cover storage scuffing, otherwise vg condition, appears little used. $20 including shipping;
6) Antique Collector's Dolls, First Series, Patricia R. Smith, Collector Books, Paducah, KY, 1975, 305 pages, pictorial hardcover, no dj, 11.25 x 8.75. A pictorial reference for the serious doll collector, organized by manufacturer and by type of doll. There are pictures with descriptive text of a wide range of European and American dolls, including bisque, china, cloth, cartoon character, boudoir, papier mache, parian, rag, wood, rubber, celluloid, etc., plus a letters/symbols index. I also have the Second Series by Smith, with similar content but different dolls. Light shelf wear, otherwise vg, $22 including shipping, discount for both volumes;
7) Antique Collector's Dolls, Second Series, Patricia R. Smith, Collector Books, Paducah, KY, 1976, 248 pages, hardcover with dj, 11.25 x 8.75. A pictorial reference for the serious doll collector, organized by manufacturer and by type of doll. This is a continuation of the First Series by Smith and features different European and American dolls. Profusely illustrated with b/w photos of each doll, with notes beneath each picture regarding maker, construction, size, materials, illustration of markings, and other specifics. Includes a number/symbols index plus 1975 prices. Includes European and American dolls of all varieties. Book is in very good condition, appears little used, interior pages clean and unmarked, $24 including shipping. I also have the First Series by Smith, discount for both volumes.

Row R Doll and Toy Books: prices include book rate U.S. shipping, surcharge for 1st class.

1) Sock Doll Workshop, Cindy Crandall-Frazier, Lark Books, Asheville, NC, 1995, 112 pages, softcover. Directions for creating 30 different sock dolls, using only a sock, a needle and thread, yarn, and stuffing. Includes a Santa, bear, carrot-topped rage doll, sweater twins, lion, doll holding a doll, much much more. No expertise needed and these can be made to reflect any ethnic group. Includes instructions for painting and sewing faces, stuffing, creating hair, even shopping for socks, plus step-by-step instruction for each doll. Book is as-new, $12 including shipping;
2) Making American Folk Art Dolls, Gina Rogowski and Gene De Weese, Chilton Book Company, Radnor, PA, 1978-stated first edition, 162 pages, hard cover with dj, 10.5 x 7. A lovely book that shows how to create traditional American folk art dolls from a wide variety of materials. Patterns for clothing are included. Topics covered include basic stitching and sewing, all-purpose wire bodies, distinctive wigs and fabulous faces, plain and fancy clothespin dolls, corn husk beauties and oddities, wishbone dolls, gourd dolls, spool and yarn and sock dolls, carved doll heads, eggshell dolls, bread dough characters, dried fruit dolls, leather and rawhide dolls, papier mache people, and molded felt dolls. There are detailed instructions for creating several dolls in each of the above categories, along with color photos of completed dolls and b/w diagrams. Clothing patterns are shown on graph paper. A few pages toward the front have a yellowish spot, otherwise vg condition, appears little read, $16 including shipping;
3) Vogue Dolls and Toys, Harper and Row Publishers, New York, 1986 1st edition, 208 pages, hardcover with dustjacket. Complete instructions for a special collection of Vogue cloth dolls and soft toys. Includes a teach-me doll that shows children how to button buttons, tie shoes, and zip zippers and a pelican toy that helps children learn to count the fish he stows in his mouth. There are many girl and boy cloth dolls, plus a traditional bear, Mr. and Mrs. mouse, cat, and dog. Lots of excellent instruction with specifics relating to doll and toy construction, and full-size patterns. Very good condition, $12 including shipping;
4) Doll Clothes Pattern Book, Roselyn Gadia-Smitley, Sterling Publishing, New York, 1987, softcover, 11" x 8.25". Full-scale patterns and easy-to-follow instructions for a variety of doll clothing, suitable for period collector's dolls to Barbie and Cabbage Patch Kid. All the major doll frames and shapes are represented including baby dolls, toddlers, girls, teens, and young women. The basic patterns can be adapted to create hundreds of styles, varying the color, fabrics and trims. Garments include dresses, pantaloons, pants, shirts, gowns, pinafores, bonnets, jackets, stoles, wedding gown with veil, more). Very good illustrations and pattern pieces, clear directions, color photos, b/w illustrations. Covers has light storage scuffing, appears little used. $16 including shipping;
5) Dressing the All-American Teddy Bear, Sheila Lile, Hobby House Press, Cumberland, MD, 1987, paper covers, 36 pages. Five All-American costumes any teddy bear would be proud to love. Full to-scale patterns, step-by-step instructions, plus full-page color photos for the following costumes: cowboy costume for a 12" bear, Indian outfit for a 16" bear, clown costume for a 16" bear, baseball uniform for a 12" bear, and cheerleader outfit for a 12" bear. Book as new, $9 including shipping; I also have Dressing the Historical Teddy Bear, Dressing The Teddy Bear for a Costume Party, and Dressing the Teddy Bear Wedding Party, from the same series and all with great bear outfits, price discount for more than one title.
6) Step by Step Dollmaking, Barbara Marsten, Van Nostrand Reinhold Company, New York et al, 1981 – appears to be a 1st edition, 144 pages, hardcover with dust jacket. Instructions for making a multitude of delightful dolls, animals and doll-like accessories for the home. Includes Daniel Boone and his fictional wife, both clad in pioneer outfits, a Southern belle and a Confederate colonel, a rag doll family, miniature dollhouse-size characters, a policeman, a lion tamer, seven stuffed animals (five can be made from the same pattern), much more. Each pattern is full-size and features the same attention to detail as commercial patterns…. just cut, trace, and sew. Easy to follow step-by-step instructions. Black/white diagrams/patterns and color photos. Book appears little used. $15 including shipping;
7) Sewing for Twentieth Century Dolls - Revised Edition, Johana Gast Anderton, Wallace-Homestead Book Co, Des Moines, IA, 1972-1979 revised edition, hardcover with dustjacket, 11.25" x 8.75". Wonderful book with carefully drafted to-scale patterns for those interested in dressing dolls in costume as close to original as possible. The patterns are based on original clothing found on old dolls, plus period fashion illustrations. In addition to the patterns, there is a detailed text and many illustrations from period publications which provide costume specifics. Patterns and text are arranged by decade, from the 1920s-1970s. Also included are tips on sewing for dolls, how to make patterns from the book, fitting patterns to your doll, hats and other accessories, bodies, and stockings and shoes. Patterns are included for a wide variety of antique European and American dolls, plus vintage dolls such as Shirley Temple, Sonja Henie, Campbell's Kids, Toni, Betsy McCall, Terri Lee, Miss Revlon, Sweet Sue, Ginny, Muffie, Alexander-kins, many more. An essential text for anyone dressing dolls in period costume. Very good condition, dj has a few spots, book appears unused. $45 including shipping.