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We're wrapping up our historical school supply series with the third item, a 
We’ve put together the ultimate style to help you make a historically accurate 1920s look for your doll such as 
Are you ready for the second tutorial showing you how to make school supplies for historical dolls such as Felicity Merriman? A girl in the 18th century would not have had notebooks of lined paper to do all her writing on. She was provided with a copybook, which was a small bound book of paper. For our copybook, we are going to use some pretty paper Felicity would like, then we get to write in it ourselves!
Did you know that many patterns can be used interchangeably? In this patten hack, Laura the designer of 
We’ve put together the ultimate guide to help you make a historically accurate 1940s look for your doll, such as 