Lizzle – 16″ Cloth Doll

Lizzle – 16″ Cloth Doll

Published January 21, 2011 by missa

Lizzle is a 16″ cloth doll with legs. She’s been designed to do two things: be corseted, and go together quickly. She exists to show off the historical dolly-patterns I’ve been working on – including how they change the size and shape of the torso!

Lizzle doll seen from front — Lizzle has integral legs, which allows her to be sewn almost entirely on machine. Her soft body can be reshaped by by period costumes.

Doll seen from side view — She has a believable torso and very cute feet.

Doll in costume, side view — Because she’s squishy, her body can be shaped by period costumes.

Though I’ve changed her torso a bit, she has been designed to fit the patterns I’ve been developing for Tyler Wentworth. She’s shown here in the Renaissance Wench pattern for Tyler. (She’s not a Tyler dress form! She’s just kinda fun, and maybe blends a little better at a ren faire than Ye Olde Modern Fashion Doll.)

contents page from pattern — Here’s what you get in the file: illustrated, printer friendly directions and the pattern.

sample page from pattern directions — The Intro page for the directions – it’s here so you can check the supply list, and see a little more info about the pattern!

sample page from directions — Here’s a sample page with some directions – you can give it a once over and make sure you feel confident with how the directions walk you through things.