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How to Make a Sleeping Bag for an "American Girl" Doll

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Learn how to make a sleeping bag for an American Girl Doll including what fabrics to use, what supplies are needed and how to sew the different parts together with expert sewing tips from a seamstress in this free kid's crafting video series.

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Summary: Are you a lover of history? Have you ever wondered what great historical moments were like through the eyes of a nine year old American girl? Are you a fan of dolls? Than you probably have an American Girl doll. American Girl Doll's are a line of historically inspired dolls made by Mattel that come with their own story. Each doll is from a different period of American history and comes with clothes relevant to that time and a storybook sharing their story.

The popularity of these dolls has continued to grow since they began and now there are a number of crafts and accessories available for American Girl Dolls. One of the fun things to make for them is a sleeping bag. In this free video series, expert seamstress Vicki Walker teaches how to make a sleeping bag for your American Girl Doll. Learn about the supplies used and how to cut and measure them. Learn how to sew the fabric together. Thanks to the experts at ExpertVillage, you can begin to treat your American Girl Doll right.

About the Expert

Expert: Vicki Walker has been sewing professionally for over 25 years. She has worked as a custom seamstress for home dcor merchants, in addition to operating her own business, Southern Stitches. Window treatments, slipcovers, duvet covers, runners, tablecloths and pillows are just some of her specialties.

She has also specialized in sewing children’s costumes and clothing and has given sewing lessons. Her experience also includes making Civil War reenactment uniforms, bridesmaids and wedding dresses, and alterations. She has designed and created models for use as exhibits for criminal trials, worked as a seamstress on theater sets and served as costume consultant.

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