American Girl DollAmerican Girl'SDoll CraftsEasy PatternBaby WinigerBitty BabyThrow PillowWrote DollKit'S KlothesForwardDoll Tag round chair pattern (with a Stacy and Stella throw pillow). Really easy pattern and great for using up small scraps of fabric. Perfect for dolls who long to be on American Ninja Warrior. Find the tutorial here. Help your America Girl find her inner Cyndi Lauper with this DIY. Your doll can’t go to school without a book bag. Find the DIY here. She’s going to need her own locker, too. Learn how to make one here. PVC pipe and a few other items from your local hardware store are all you need to get your doll practicing her Olympic routine. Finally make use of all those empty bubbles containers. Perfect for American Girl doll sleepovers. Find the how-to here. You can also make a great bed out of an old end table. Even dolls need to unwind after a long day. Your doll is going to need a place to hold all of this furniture.
If you make your kid enough cool stuff like this they might stop asking for a real pony. This DIY is an easy one based around brown butcher paper. You can also learn how to make cupcakes, donuts, and Oreos here. Perfect for washing down all those sweets. This DIY is an easy one for novices with limited sewing skills. These boots totally look like something a trendy celeb would make for her American Girl doll. Learn how to make them here. For the slightly more eccentric American Girl. This is another great option for storing clothes. Elsa’s Ice Queen Gown From FrozenDownload the sewing pattern here for $10.95. Anna’s Cape And Gown From Frozen Download the sewing pattern here for $8.95. Here’s another fun DIY tutorial for eternal winter, or, you know, regular winter. This one makes a perfect pick me up for kids who recently broke (or injured) their arm. Tthis tutorial requires only dollar store items including a planter.
For tech savvy dolls. This one can be made quickly and for just a few dollars. You can make this DIY out of craft sticks. Use your sewing machine to turn an old handkerchief into a chic skirt. According to the tutorial, the skill level for this is “patient beginner.” Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner, And Dessert Learn how to make all of these and more here. Your doll will surely need to do the dishes after all that food. You can find this tutorial here, and links to tutorials for other beach items (like a bikini, beach chair, and snorkel) here. This outdoorsy DIY is made for dolls who love to go camping. This lantern is especially easy to make when you’ve recently had a cold. This DIY is ideal for dolls who feel like they should have been born in the ’70s. Check out the tutorial for this fun DIY made with stuff you likely already have around the house. This backyard DIY can be made out of a stackable bin from the dollar store.
Find the DIY plus tips for setting up an Asian themed table here. Learn how to make a Halloween costume for your doll here. So your American Girl can get on Dollbook and catch up with her friends. Want more great DIY ideas for parents? Sign up for the weekly BuzzFeed Parents newsletter!Rikki S DollhouseMiniatures DollhouseDollhouse LampChair DollDoll SofaDoll LoveseatDoll DaybedLoveseat SofaAg Doll CraftsForwardHow to Make a Doll Beanbag Chair, Michella, this is the same basic pattern I made for the beanbag for Ella's A.G. Dolls. The only difference, I used 6 narrower sections instead of 5 wider ones.The requested URL /adollsworld/index.php?rt=product/category&path=71_77 was not found on this server. Additionally, a 404 Not Found error was encountered while trying to use an ErrorDocument to handle the request.In response to girls asking to read about American Girls of Today, in Fall of 2001, Pleasant Company introduced Lindsey, a girl of today with a paperback book telling her story and some accessories all her own.
She was only available for a year, and the idea was that a different American Girl of Today would be introduced each year or so. In the Summer of 2003, Kailey, the second modern American Girl, made her appearance. Then, on December 27, 2004, Marisol Luna, the third limited edition girl, was introduced. The fourth Girl of the Year was Jess McConnell. She was introduced December 26, 2005. The fifth Girl of the Year was Nicki Fleming. She was introduced January 1, 2007. The sixth Girl of the Year is Mia St. Clair. She was introduced January 2008. The first seven modern girls are shown and described below. Lindsey, Kailey, Marisol, Jess, Nicki, Mia, Chrissa and all of their items (except their books) have been retired, but the easiest way to find and collect these items is via online auctions such as Ebay. The Ebay logo's below link to Ebay searches for Lindsey, Kailey, Marisol, Jess and Nicki's retired American Girl doll items. Below the Lindsey, Kailey, Marisol, Jess and Nicki sections on this page, are listed the Girls of Today items that have been retired over the past twenty-one years.
Chrissa Maxwell and her family have just moved, and she has to start at a new school mid-year. Will she fit in? Can she find new friends? On her first day, Chrissa is seated with three girls who greet her with teasing and tricks. The Mean Bees really know how to sting - they bully Chrissa in class, on the bus, online, and even at swim club. Chrissa can't seem to make any new friends; not even with the girl who seems to need a friend the most. When the biggest bully becomes Chrissa's swimming rival, the taunting finally goes too far. Now it's up to Chrissa. Will she find a way to stand strong and stop the bullying? Chrissa Maxwell was first unveiled to advertising professionals in October 2008. Chrissa and her collection was released January 6, 2009. Chrissa's book is entitled Chrissa Stands Strong and was written by Mary Casanova and illustrated by Richard Jones. It will be released December 2008. She is the first American Girl of Today to have her own movie. It is entitled "Chrissa Stands Strong" and is due in January 2009.
It stars Sammi Hanratty (pictured right) as Chrissa. Sammi plays the role of young Chuck Charles in the excellent Pushing Daisies television series. The DVD is directed by Martha Coolidge and also stars Timothy Bottoms, Adair Tishler (who plays Molly in the Heroes televison series), Joanne Baron, Don Franklin, Annabeth Gish, Jennifer Tilly and Michael Learned, who played the mother on The Waltons. Chrissa Stands Strong Book Chrissa Stands Strong DVD Movie Ten-year-old Mia St. Clair loves skating. She has grown up playing ice hockey with her three older brothers and has the skills she needs to become a star hockey player. But she's tired of skating in her brothers' shadows and has decided to pursue her passion for figure skating instead. With the help of a new coach, Mia finds out whether she has what it takes to grow and compete as a figure skater. Mia St. Clair was first unveiled on the November 21, 2007 episode of The Oprah Whinfrey Show, but Mia and her collection weren't officially released until January 1, 2008.