Some one said that they preferred a couple of 2 inch strips of velcro to one long 6" strip - that it made the clothes easier for the youngest to get off. I'm ready for opinions. I know my dd does not like velcro-style hook and loop tape at all, "that sound!"
One of the keys to speed sewing is to have everything use the same color thread. Here's what I have done in black. The black pants with the white-ish eyes are glow-in-the-dark. The eyelet tank worn by humans would want a little something underneath - it may be fine as is with a 18" doll.
Before that I did some pieces with pink thread:
Chef sets: So far it is a reversible apron and a chef's hat (or two). In the future, I may add an oven mitt. I looked online and the cheapest I saw for just an aprons (not necessarily reversible) was $6.
Just bottoms:
Seems many like matchy-matchy may sell well - either a set for the doll - or maybe two friends who want their dolls to be able to match. No child ssized buckets ready yet. I think the hats and skirts (alone) would be $6-$8.
There are at least 3 bucket hats done so far. The pink hat in the photo above is reversible to the blue with green worms pattern. The camo and black hate are from a "safari hat" pattern and not reversible.
