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Doll Size Farmhouse Bed #10

February 7, 2012

Built: Farmhouse style doll bed with bedding:

I modified Ana White’s plans here, removing one slat to make the bed narrower.

A special request for a little girl’s birthday, she wanted pink and purple bedding.

Here’s how I made the bed and bedding:

1. Construct the bed per Ana’s plans here, modifying the width one less slat:
2. Prime, paint two coats Behr Swiss Coffee.
Lightly distress edges and seal with wipe on clear satin poly.
Attach mattress base piece:

3. The mattress is made from mattress topper foam, cut to size, wrapped with quilt batting and covered with white cotton sewn shut:

4. For the quilt cut 2″ strips and layout pattern:
5. Strip piece then sew all rows together.
(For a more complete quilt assembly how-to click here.)

6. The quilt is backed with polka dot fabric and edged with white cotton binding:

7. The sheet is double sided, sew your ribbon details first then right sides together.
Perfect fit for the American Girl dolls.

Happy Birthday Caitlin!

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Filed Under: BEDS, BUILD, DIY, FURNITURE, GAMES & TOYS, GIFTS, KIDS, SEW, SEWING3 Comments

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  1. Cassie @ Primitive & Proper says

    February 8, 2012 at 1:19 AM

    so so cute!!! i bet your kids are so happy you ca just build all this awesome stuff for them!

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  2. Amanda @ Serenity Now says

    February 14, 2012 at 2:49 AM

    Precious!! I love the bedding–so pretty. My girls would love this. Visiting from Home Stories A to Z. Hope you'll stop by my blog too. 🙂

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  3. ukarmymom says

    November 7, 2012 at 2:14 AM

    Jaime, My husband just finished the Farmhouse Bed from Ana White as directed. I would like to make a quilt like yours but to fit the other dimensions. I just measure the foam mattress and it is 27 x 21 as my husband lengthened it when someone said it was hard to get the doll in it. So how many different fabrics do I need for the quilt and should I do 3 inch squares or what. I don't sew, so I need to keep it simple..lol. We are going to VA in less than a week so I need to get busy so I can take it to our granddaughter's. Any help would be appreciated. Thank you! Alicia

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