18" Doll Sewing Patterns • Free Tutorials • Sewing with Kids
A few month ago I created this pattern for Doll Castle News, Toymaker Elf overalls for Sasha dolls. Designed for their holiday issue, but looks really cute in linen or other colors for an everyday look. Be sure to subscribe to Doll Castle News magazine …
Over the last couple of months I’ve had the chance to test out a new product, Pattern Flex. It’s hitting the quilt shops this month and I’m so excited for it to start shipping. Pattern Flex is just like Swedish Tracing Paper, but comes in …
It’s so exciting to formally announce the release of my new doll clothes sewing book, being released this fall! Doll Studio Boutique Working for over a year, keeping things secret during that time is always so hard. This book is my first for the smaller …
Welcome! Avery Lane is an indie sewing pattern company, specializing in doll clothing patterns, accessories, and quilts.
My passions are designing, drawing, sewing, and teaching. My business is more of an outlet for these passions than it is to make money, which is why you will not find annoying ads or affiliate links on my site.
I love teaching and sharing what I know about sewing. I have developed a sewing program that makes teaching children to sew fun and positive, providing the student with a solid foundation in the sewing basics.
I sell my program, so others can start a sewing program of their own. Also available is a single use (pre-printed and bound) student workbook for the individual who wants to teach that one special child in their life to sew.
My book, Sew in Style, is written specifically for children and also teaches children all the basics from the ground up. It is what I wish I had when I was young and learning to sew, by spending hours fashioning doll and stuffed animal clothes. The Student Workbook and Sew in Style compliment each other: one has visual how-to instructions and the other a hands-on practice activity book.
All pattern eBooks are copyright registered and protected.
You may NOT sell or reproduce my patterns or tutorials.
I’d love for you to use my tutorials to make your own creations. If you post photos online of your creations that you made using my tutorials, please link back to my tutorial or my blog.
Or even better: use them to teach someone to sew! If you use my tutorial(s) to teach, please tell your students where to find the tutorial online and share my blog with them 🙂
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