Hi everyone,
I am searching for a sweet lolita (doll like) pattern for carnival.
In the end it must look like this:
with of course the blouse and bloomers like this:
http://www.mlo.me/upen/v/201108/20110830/Sweet-White-Cotton-Lace-Lolita-Bloomers-82419-0.jpg
and if it is possible a coat like this:
http://www.mlo.me/upen/v/20110622/Sweet-Pink-Wool-Bow-Double-Breasted-Lolita-Coat-82478-2.jpg
does anyone know where to find a pattern for this?
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Jul 21, 2012, 09.50 AMby Peruda Fourie
Hello Aislin.
I made a very nice Lolita style coat using Simplicity 2508. All I did to make it Lolita was that I widened each pattern piece by doubling the bottom measurements, making the swing at the waist double as wide as the pattern. This gives it a lovely almost full-circle skirt. Also look at costume patterns for basics that you can add to and alter for a better Lolita look.
Hope this helps! Peruda