Tiny Shirt
Since I am waiting for my finger to fix itself (the cut is exactly where I put the back end of the needle for hand sewing) I thought I would cut out a rectangular construction shirt for my Doll In Mind Elf head, which is sitting on a Dollzone 72 cm body. I was basing it on what I remember of Folkwear's Missouri River Boatman's shirt, without the neck gussets. I discovered right away that I need to make the front of the shirt open all the way down, because the human version of this shirt doesn't need room to go around Giant Elf Ears and a Buff faceup that I love. "You're going to pull that over my head??" Be sure to try this with junk fabric first. You can cut the front and back longer, too--since this is a boy doll the front and back pieces can be the same length, but a busty girl doll would need a longer front piece and you would need to play with the sleeve placement as well (maybe moving them down to the edge of the yoke in front.) I use bias tape for...