1. First cut a piece of cloth similar to an isosceles trapezoid, but the upper bottom edge (shorter side) is straight, and the lower bottom edge needs to have a certain radian, so as not to make the hem look dull;

2. Do some treatment on the upper and lower soles, turn the edges inward, and then sew them up to prevent the edges from being rough;

3. Determine Barbie's "bust" and start sewing. The upper fabric (chest side) should be sewn according to Barbie's figure, and the lower fabric should be sewn according to the two waists of the isosceles trapezoid we cut, so as to make the skirt hem bigger.

4. If you think the waist of the skirt is too big, you can choose to decorate it with some small chains, which is both beautiful and waisted. It seems that only one picture can be uploaded, so I chose a good one.

If you want to make clothes, you can draw two symmetrical plans of clothes and sew them. You have to sew two pieces of cloth upside down into the shape of clothes, so that you can't see the seam marks. It's all sewn up and you can wear it for Barbie.

The story of Barbie doll:

Ruth Handler was born in Denver, her parents were Polish immigrants, and she was the youngest. /kloc-At the age of 0/9, she came to Southern California and soon married her high school boyfriend.

In the mid-1940s, Ruth Handler and her husband started a company specializing in the production of wooden photo frames. Her husband designs the appearance and she is in charge of marketing. From 65438 to 0945, Mr. and Mrs. Handler cooperated with their friend mattson to set up a toy company-Mattel.