First Doll Coordinate Recipe for Momoko and Blythe

[Resu]

Anyone own this? I'm contemplating buying it, but I kind of want an idea of what sort of patterns are in there.

[Greyhaunt]

Oh - sorry I missed this post for so long. As a matter of fact I have the entire series O.O; If I don't fall asleep before I remember to do it tonight I'll pull it off the shelf and give you a rundown.

As an fyi - I have the very latest issue and I'm probably going to sell it because it's the first one that has NOTHING I want in it. All of the dresses are sort of German-Slavic inspired which, probably because of my german upbringing, are not anything I want to dress a doll in LOL.

[Greyhaunt]

Ok, didn't pull it out until very late last night. This is actually one of my favorites! The theme for the issue (they all have a theme or specific designer) is "Real Clothes" so it's a great book for some basic wardrobing. There are patterns for Momoko, Mame Momoko (super deformed momokos) Blythe, Petit Blythe (like little pullip), Tiny Betsy McCall.

Patterns include: jeans, tank tops, cargo pants, shorts, denim skirt, skirts, sweaters, light coats, hoodie, hoodie jacket, stockings, swim suit, stockings, handbags, t-shirt... If you'd like specifics as to which pattern for what doll, there is a chart at the back I could try and scan that shows each individual piece by doll.

[Resu]

I'm mostly looking for formal wear patterns. Do any of them have patterns like that?

[Greyhaunt]

Off the top of my head I'd say no. Most all of them are casual/goth/trend stuff. What you probably need are the Takara Jenny books - there are several of those with formal dresses.

[maywong]

There are a lot of formal Barbie patterns out there. Have you checked that out?