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Doll Sleeping Bag Sewing Tutorial

Today is the last day of our Safari Party Fabrics Blog Hop. Amy from Ameroonie Designs is sharing a Doll Sleeping Bag tutorial that is just so cute! If you like this tutorial you may also like this American Girl Doll Apron Sewing Pattern.

I’m sad to see the blog hop come to an end as I loved seeing all of the projects that all of the designers made with the fabric. If you’ve stitched something up with Safari Party fabrics make sure you let me know! Tag me on Instagram @polkadotchair or use the #SafariPartyFabrics hashtag. You can also upload a photo right to my Facebook page!

I always LOVE everything that Amy stitches up and today’s project is no exception! She made these adorable sleeping bags that are the perfect size for an Amercian Girl doll (or any other 18″ doll).

The bags are simple to make and feature an exposed zipper for an extra bit of detail.

You can hop on over to Ameroonie Designs to get the free pattern for the sleeping bags!

Before we go I thought I’d do a quick recap of the projects shared as a part of the blog hop and once again say “thank you” to everyone that participated!

Other Safari Party Projects:

Amy Smart shared this cute and simple Patchwork Star Baby Quilt Tutorial!

The girls at Simple Simon and Co made this Saturday Afternoon Quilt.

Bev from Flamingo Toes made this quilt with a special surprise! Animals peeking out of the blocks! How cute!!

Shelly at Coral and Co. made an easy Charm Pack Baby Quilt

and Kate of See Kate Sew stitched up this top using her NEW Saggitarrius top sewing pattern!

You can find Safari Party Fabric in your favorite local quilt shop! Or online in places like Hawthorne Threads, Etsy, Fabric.com/Amazon and Missouri Star Quilt Co.

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Melissa Mortenson

Melissa Mortenson is the author of the Polka Dot Chair blog which has been sharing fresh and creative ideas with readers since 2008. She is the author of “Project Teen, Handmade Gifts your Teen will Actually Love”. Her work and designs have been featured on numerous websites including HuffPost, Today, Pioneer Woman & BuzzFeed. Her first fabric line “Derby Style” debuted in January 2015 through Riley Blake Designs. It was followed by 7 other fabric lines in subsequent years. A mom of 3, she considers herself lucky to be living in Kentucky.

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