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Home » Blog » American Girl Doll PJ’s {FREE} Pattern

American Girl Doll PJ’s {FREE} Pattern

 January 16, 2013     Julia Forshee    74 Comments   This post contains affiliate links

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18" Doll PJ Pattern (Digital Download) All Things with Purpose Sarah Lemp

18″ Doll Pajama Pattern

This is a very basic pajama pattern for the intermediate level sewer.  These pajamas will look super cute on your American Girl Doll or 18″ Doll. You will need basic sewing skills and a good grasp of how a pattern goes together and where to sew, etc. This is a versatile pattern! Create lots of different looks with this one pattern. The bottoms can be used to create jeans or pants, the slippers can be used to create shoes or ballet flats.

This Free Pattern is Located in the Member Library

To use this free pattern, subscribe below for instant access to this one, and many other printables! If you have problems accessing the printable library or would rather not sign-up for a membership, this pattern is also located in my shop!

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Update!

This pajama set continues to be one of my most popular 18″ doll patterns. I have offered this pattern for free for almost 10 years and it has been downloaded thousands of times! However, if you find the sign-up process for my free membership too complicated or you’re struggling to figure it out, you can also find this printable in my shop!

I’ve had many people run into technical difficulties using the free library for unknown reasons. I have priced this pattern at $1.99 which makes it very affordable, and it directly benefits my family and helps cover the costs of running this site. Thank you for your support!

Find this pattern in my shop here: Shop Now

Instructions

Detailed instructions are included in the printable pattern file. The picture above shoes the pattern printed out and taped together. When parts A and B are taped together it forms ONE pant leg. You will need two of these. The slope and curvature of the front and back is different. This is on purpose because the back and front of your doll are different sizes! The curvature of the neck on the top front is different from the back of top because it is meant to be lower than the back.

Find this Pattern in the Shop

This pajama set continues to be one of my most popular 18″ doll patterns. I have offered this pattern for free for almost 10 years and it has been downloaded thousands of times! However, if you find the sign-up process for my free membership too complicated or you’re struggling to figure it out, you can also find this printable in my shop!

I’ve had many people run into technical difficulties using the free library for unknown reasons. I have priced this pattern at $1.99 which makes it very affordable, and it directly benefits my family and helps cover the costs of running this site. Thank you for your support!

Find this pattern in my shop here: Shop Now

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Category: SewingTag: american girl

About Julia Forshee

I have a degree in finance from Cedarville University and spent several successful years in banking and business ownership before choosing to be a stay at home mom! It has taken me time to adjust to being home with kids and not being part of the workforce, but it is so rewarding.

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  1. Kimberly Hourihan

    February 8, 2021 at 6:06 pm

    The pattern has darts on it but there is no mention of sewing them?

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