Antique Doll Pattern
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My Favorite Patterns for Dressing Antique Dolls: 1865-1925 Sale Price: $29.95  |
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Great Little Quilts: 45 Antique Crib and Doll-Size Quilts With Patterns and Directions Sale Price: $14.96 |
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A book which presents 45 antique crib and doll-size quilts dating from 1840 to 1940. Patterns and step-by-step instructions are given for each one, along with hints on how to create original quilts based on these traditional designs. |
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Bleuette Clothing Patterns, 1905-1916 Sale Price: $31.53 |
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Acclaimed doll costumer Louise Hedrick presents patterns for creating a complete wardrobe of 30 ensembles for this beloved French doll, authentically adapted from the patterns offered in issues of La Semaine de Suzette from 1905-1916... |
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Knitting and Crocheting for Antique Dolls Vol. II 1898-1913 Sale Price: $18.00 |
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Knit and crochet clothes and accessories for antique dolls with reprints from old magazine articles and needlework boots. About 80 items in each volume. |
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Simple & Stylish Patterns for Dolls' Hats and Shoes (Creative Crafters) Sale Price: $11.98 |
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Includes 12 original patterns for creating hats and shoes for contemporary dolls in three popular sizes: 18, 15 and 8 inches. From a sporty baseball cap and trainers to an elegant fur-trimmed black hat and black shoes or an entertaining top hat and tap shoes, this versatile collection of accessories will complete any doll's wardrobe... |
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Anatomy of a Doll: The Fabric Sculptor's Handbook Sale Price: $14.50 |
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More than just a dollmaking book, Anatomy of a Doll provides a fascinating overview of the creative process that has gone into dollmaking for centuries. With nearly 300 excellent photographs of her own dolls and those of many other accomplished artists, noted doll expert Susanna Oroyan offers instructions and ideas for a tremendous variety of cloth dolls... |
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Sew Baby Doll Clothes: Instructions and Full-size Patterns for 30+ Projects for 12" to 22" Dolls Sale Price: $79.97 |
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The newest release from doll clothing authority Joan Hinds, this new addition to her line of books for sewing doll clothing extends to fashions for 12" to 22" baby dolls. Featuring 30+ projects for pajamas, jumpers, pants, holiday outfits, dresses, bonnets, headbands, hats, bibs, blankets and even some knitted projects such as sweaters, caps, and booties, this book offers sewers a wide selection of adorable clothing and accessories... |
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Simple & Stylish Patterns for 18-Inch Dolls' Clothing (Creative Crafters) Sale Price: $12.58 |
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Includes 12 original patterns for creating a complete contemporary wardrobe for an 18-inch doll. From a basic slip and panties to a fleece hat and coat, outfit your doll for any season and any event. For playtime, stitch up a flannel shirt and jeans or seersucker sun suit, for special celebrations try a gingham party dress with lace collar or a velveteen frock festooned with gold lame... |
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A Portfolio of Bonnet Patterns for Antique Dolls; 14 patterns |
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Sweater, Skirt and Step-In Knitting Patterns for 18-Inch Doll (#102) |
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Sweater, Skirt and Step-In Knitting Patterns for 18-Inch Doll (#102)MATERIALS3 ply Fingering Yarn1 oz. of each Yellow (A) and Green (B)Scraps of Rose (C)Two No.10 Knitting NeedlesOne Medium Crochet Hook8 Press FastenersLength of ElasticMEASUREMENTSChest 10 inches... |
There are many collectible items people enjoy having in their unique collections. These items include music boxes, antique coins, mechanical music and instruments, antique furniture, and NASCAR collectibles to name a few. There are ways for collectors to discover if their items are valuable. Let's find out how to do so.
1. Always check out the condition of your item first. Look carefully for scratches, tears, dirt, if the item is new, clean, etc. In other words, check the item over with a fine toothcomb!
2. Make sure you have enough light when you check your collectibles. Pay close attention to the name, identification marks, and copyright. Look for imperfections, tears, scratches, and discoloration.
3. If you enjoy collecting dolls, a doll intact in a box raises its value. If the box is damaged or missing, then the value decreases and some are even considered worthless.
4. Visit forums, discussion boards, and other places where collectors gather; get their opinions on your particular collectible.
5. Take the time and visit eBay
If you choose to look into the value of your collectible by visiting an auction site eBay is a good move. eBay has all kinds of collectibles you can imagine. Here are some simple steps to assist you in your eBay search:
-In order to use some of the search function, you must be a registered user with eBay. The registration process is easy and free! So, first, take the time and create an account.
-Search for the category where your collectible is most likely to be listed. For example, starting at "collectibles" would be a good option.
-If you are seeking value for specific collectibles such as antique cars, music boxes, antique coins, etc., check only in the search box for that particular collectible. The search box is a handy tool that helps you find what you need.
-Next, check out the completed auctions box and study the prices and descriptions of collectible items that have been sold.
-Click on individual collectible auctions that you are interested in. You will find a wealth of information such as the price of the item sold, the condition, etc.
-Always keep in mind that eBay prices usually are not the best. At lot of times, the price could be more if the collectible were sold locally. This is because most online auction buyers haven?t been able to actually take a look at the item in person.
6. Other places to look for the Value of Collectibles
There are many other places to discover information on the value of your collectibles. These include antique and collectible stores in your home town, and other online auction sites such listantique.com and anteq.com. MBSI.org and Amica.org are great sites for those interested in mechanical instruments as well as music boxes. Completing research at your local library is also a good source as well as the local hobby clubs in your city.
Finding the value of your collectibles such as music boxes, antique coins, mechanical music and instruments, antique furniture, etc. does not have to be a difficult and daunting task. For those collectible enthusiasts, the process can actually be quite fun! Why not find out the value of your collectibles starting today?
Copyright 2006 Monique Hawkins
Monique Hawkins is the owner of Monique's Music Box. Located at http://www.My-Music-Box.com is a music box gift store specializing in products such as inlaid music boxes, wooden keepsake boxes, ballerina music boxes for ballerina rooms décor, and musical jewelry boxes. The company also provides interesting information for music lovers of all ages
Electronic versions of Crochet and PC patterns?
I am looking for the following patterns in an electronic (html, pdf, or other) format:
Crochet:
-Paradise Dolls 1899 Victorian Mother to Be Costume (P-123)
-Paradise Dolls 1904 St. Louis World Fair Frock (P-123)
-Annie's Attic Fashion Doll Collection Book Three
Plastic Canvas:
-Barbie-sized Four-Poster Bed (white with blue bedspread)
-Barbie Antique Stove
-Barbie Boardwalk Picnic
-American School of Needlecraft Boutique Shoppe (for Barbie)
Thanks in advance!
The only place I can think of to download patterns is e-patterncentral. I noticed that Annie's Attic is also doing a selection of pattern books in download format, but none of the doll patterns yet.
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