Mary and Laura
INTERMEDIATE
By Thimbles and Acorns
Available in two sizes designed to fit American Girl®, A Girl for All Time®, and Other Similarly Sized Dolls.
Born in 1867, Laura Ingalls Wilder had the privilege of witnessing a whole period of American history; the frontier, the woods, the Indian country of the great plains, the frontier towns, the building of railroads in wild, unsettled country, homesteading and farmers coming in to take possession. Later in her life, she began recording these memories in her classic “Little House on the Prairie” books, preserving a first hand account of those significant years in American History. The Mary and Laura dresses are a reproduction of the dresses the girls wore in a picture taken around 1880, the year recorded so vividly in her book The Long Winter.
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Wear and When
Historical Doll clothing Patterns and the Stories They Tell
This pattern one of five Laura Ingalls Wilder inspired patterns included in the book A Long Winter in Dakota Territory. Also included are our Mary and Laura, Union Suit, Long Winter Coat and Hood, and Carrie patterns. As an added bonus, each pattern comes in THREE sizes designed to fit 18-inch, 16-inch, and 14.5-inch dolls such as American Girl®, A Girl for All Time®, and WellieWishers™
A Long Winter In Dakota Territory, the first book in Thimbles and Acorns Wear and When series. ~ $29.99 (Black and White Interior)
This pattern is available exclusively through Pixie Faire. To purchase, click here or on the picture.
This Pattern is available as a downloadable PDF file exclusively from Pixie Faire
Click Here for the 18-inch size (American Girl®) ~ $8.99
Click here for the 16-inch sizes (A Girl for All Time®) ~ $8.99
Click Here for the 14.5-inch size (WellieWishers™) ~ $8.99
This Pattern is also available in book form as an individual pattern
Click Here for a Black and White Interior ~ $11.99
Click Here for a Color Interior ~ $16.99
Free printable mini pamphlet!
I love the mini pamphlets and the patterns.
Hi.
I just wanted to ask the identity of the doll in the pattern picture. Which company makes her?
Thanks so much
Jo