Clara would be very comfortable in either of these 1940s pajamas. The nightgown has a nice ruffled neckline trimmed with ribbon. The high geometrical waistline adds a stylish touch, and the soft a-line gown would create a flattering silhouette.
The two-piece pajamas are for a colder evening with long,
blousy sleeves gathered loosely at the wrist. A sweetheart neckline was very
popular in the 40s. The loose pants would be comfortable instead of
restrictive.
To print Clara's pajamas, use this PDF file:
The Clara Paper Doll (718k)
To print Clara's pajamas, use this PDF file:
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Clara is a free, printable paper doll. Clara will be available on this blog as long as I continue to post new fashion pages for her. You can read the introduction for the Clara paper doll here.
To print the Clara paper doll, use this PDF file:
The Clara Paper Doll (718k)
Wow! Do you draw the outfits?
ReplyDeleteYes, I draw the outfits. I find a dress or something I want to draw for Clara, then sketch it on tracing paper over the Clara paper doll. Then I scan the tracing paper, and draw the clothing on the computer. And then I post it for everyone on my blog.
DeleteI drew these nightgowns for you. You posted a comment back in March asking if I had nightgowns for Clara. I posted one set, but I wanted to draw a few other pajamas, too. Now Clara has pajamas from the 1920s, 30s, and 40s.