Vintage Shirley Temple, Little Lady, Patsy Doll Clothes Dress Pattern ~ 13" 14"

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This is a PHOTOCOPY of a Vintage 1940s pattern to make doll clothes for your Shirley Temple Doll. This pattern also fits dolls of the same era such as: Patsy, Little Lady Doll,  Movie Dolls and other composition dolls. I have this pattern available in a variety of sizes, so please be sure that you are buying the right one. This auction is for the 13/14" tall doll.
This pattern makes a Ball Gown, Cape, Housecoat, Blouse and Skirt, Slip, Bra and Panties. The Southern Bell Ball Gown is made out of a sheer fabric like organdy over a solid under layer. The long, billowy skirt lends itself to a glamorous, dramatic look. The Cape is gathered to a yoke and ties at the neck. The cape is shown in blue over a coordinating ball gown. The Housecoat is full length with puffed sleeves. It opens in the front and ties at the waist. The Blouse also has puffed sleeves, but with cuffs. It has a breast pocket and button front closure. It is worn with a Broomstick style skirt. Also included are a Full Slip that has a gathered skirt attached to a sleeveless bodice; Panties; and Bra. I include a color printout of the front cover, a black and white copy of the instructions, back cover and the complete pattern. Please email me with any questions that you have.
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In the 1930s the country was in the midst of the great depression and morale was low. In 1934 a young girl named Shirley Temple had her first movie role. Audiences loved her and she starred in movie after movie all with happy endings, a much needed diversion from the difficult economic times. The Ideal Toy Company started making Shirley Temple dolls to sell to her young fans. With each movie that Shirley made, a new outfit from the movie was made for sale. In addition, mothers and their daughters could purchase patterns to make clothing for their Shirley Temple dolls themselves. These patterns come from the 1930s, 1940s and 1950s, which just shows the lasting place Shirley Temple has in our hearts.
Due to Shirley's stardom, her dolls became an instant success and were made for many years in a large variety of sizes. Shirley Temple dolls were made in the following sizes: 11", 13", 16", 17", 18", 20", 22", 25", and 27". I have patterns available for most of these sizes.
This pattern was originally created Sept 27, 1941. The copyright for this pattern has expired and it entered the public domain Jan 1, 1970.
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