Your American Girl dolls can dream tonight in these easy-to-sew baby doll pajamas. Our doll clothes patterns also fit many other popular 18 inch dolls like; Gotz Precious Day Collection, Madame Alexander and Heidi Ott. This adorable sleepwear set is the first pattern in our new “Dreamy” series.
Baby Doll Pajamas:
You can download this digital pattern and instructions right now!
There are no shipping charges, because a paper pattern is not mailed to you. After clicking on the link and downloading the product to your computer, you can print out the instructions and pattern pieces on standard 8-1/2 X 11 paper.
$4.97
This original designer pattern includes complete instructions and pattern pieces to make the lace-trimmed baby doll top and flared pajama bottoms. Just click on the green button above to start sewing now.
Please leave a comment to let us know how you like the new patterns. What would you like to see next?
December 30th, 2009 at 9:20 am
I absolutely love all of the new patterns you have come up with, but I think this adorable pj set is my favorite. Can you tell me what kind of fabric you used? Is it flannel? Also wondering if you still have plans to make the hoodie pattern.
I love your site and wanted to tell you again how much I appreciate all you do and how greatful I am that you are willing to share all your “tips and tricks” with us. I am a novice when it comes to sewing and all the info on your site is so helpful.
Thank’s again,
Debby
December 30th, 2009 at 9:26 am
I agree – this one is my favorite too. I know the top has to be a similar pattern to the casual outfit below, but the lace trim just makes it look so much more delicate. Love it! How about a high-waisted dress next, like Josefina wears?
December 30th, 2009 at 12:49 pm
I’m new to this site and it’s been many years since I’ve made doll clothes. I used to make Barbie clothes for my girls’ dolls but now I have a grandaughter with a new American Doll so I’m looking forward to making some fun clothes for her! Thanks for all the freebies and patterns available…lots to do!
December 30th, 2009 at 9:43 pm
Hello Peggy,
These are just adorable! I had PJs like this when I was a little girl!!! Can I get a pattern for the shoes/slippers too? Are they knitted or crocheted? Very sweet? I am glad Debby above asked about the material, I wondered that myself. You are a great teacher, Peggy. These patterns are easy to follow and use!
Thanks for all you do!
AJ
December 30th, 2009 at 9:45 pm
PS: More patterns please!!!
December 31st, 2009 at 1:30 am
Debby and AJ,
Thanks for the positive comments!
The fabric I used for the PJ’s is 100% cotton woven (crinkle) gauze.
The slippers are crochet. My mother made them, then couldn’t remember how she did it. She’s 85. Otherwise, I would have included the instructions. One of the other blog readers said she would share the instructions if she could find something similar.
Debby, Yes! I plan to make the long hoodie outfit in the next set of patterns. I’m including a pair of black fringed (so cute) knee-high boots, stretch pants and a matching tunic-length top. There’s also a very pretty lace party dress coming up soon.
Happy sewing,
Peggy
January 2nd, 2010 at 11:16 am
I love all of your patterns and ideas! I am trying to convert the patterns to fit Chatty Cathy. I also love the slippers! I hope someone finds a pattern! Thanks!
January 17th, 2010 at 7:29 pm
I just happened to find this site and I’m glad that I did. You have some great looking patterns and I think my readers would appreciate knowing about your website.