American Girl Josefina's Clothing Patterns Pleasant Company Out of Print

Description

This is a copy of
Josefina's Portfolio of Doll Dress Patterns
from the 1990s reformatted for easy reading.
The patterns are printed on 8 ½” x 11” paper and has full-size pattern pieces. All pattern pieces and full instructions are included. Pattern pieces that are too large for regular copy paper have simple connection instructions.
Josefina Montoya was the sixth doll of the American Girl Collection, living in New Mexico in 1824 under Mexican Rule.
Josefina's Pretty Clothes
contains all the patterns in the photo:
*** the practical short-sleeved
Camisa
, or
Blouse
, and
Skirt
belted with a
Sash
she wore while she did her work
*** the versatile
Rebozo
she wore as a Scarf or Shawl
*** the fashionable striped
Dress
with an Empire waist she wore with a black lace
Mantilla
, or Veil, on Christmas Eve
*** her
Night Shift
*** and the beautiful embroidered
Manton
, or Shawl,
Skirt, Sash
and ruffled
Camisa
she received on her birthday.
These clothes should fit all the American Girl doll and you can also dress your other dolls.
These patterns are rated for an experienced sewer, not a young girl.
Sorry, I cannot accept returns or exchanges for reproduction patterns. But please contact me if you have any problems with your order and I will try to make it right.