designs and styles.

More Than Meets the Eye
If you do not like change. You can use different styles of one of Dolly making clothes by adding a few changes to the various parts of the outfit.
I enjoy the game with a variety of designs and styles. Here are a few things I enjoy are changed to create a new look:
· Waist:
- Natural This is the most common and is based on Dolly’s waist.
- Empire waist Gathers close to or just below the bodice. The material flows from the body and is attractive for a summer dress or formal dress. Lace or ribbon can be added to further disguise it.
- Drop waist is deeper near the upper thighs. It adds balance and Dolly might seem a little bigger than her chest expanded.
· Sleeves: There are many opportunities for dresses or blouses. It is about the length and style that outfit will improve.
- Puff sleeves are gathered at the top or bottom and puff on the upper arms or shoulders. Come down from the shoulder sleeves and flat.
- Short or long, it all depends on the desired look. Short sleeves are often more casual, while formally. Either can be dressed up with flowy fabric. Remember, the style of your best.
- Collars can be sewn or attached flat and easy to replace.
- A front collar is standard, but can also be worn in the back too.
- High collar can be overwhelming, can disappear as smaller. Look at the outfit.
- Keep it simple or add applications or hand embroidery for a personal touch.
· Rock Length:
- Short and sassy cheerleader outfit-Great for a good or a mini skirt. Make sure you keep records Dolly.
- Average length falls just below the knee and makes an attractive area of ​​rock.
- Time is right for elegant evening wear swishy skirts and full-bodied.
· Accents to dress up in a belt around a pair of jeans or a bridge. With stress lines, buttons, ribbon and applications.
· Accessories: The sky’s the limit.
- Hair Pretties, hair clips, bows, ribbons and lace
- Shoes
- Wallets
- Jewelry
These are just a short list of ways you can risk and different properties to bring Dolly’s wardrobe. To never settle for what the pattern says. Be prepared to be creative, mixing it!

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