1960s Vintage McCalls Sewing Pattern 6992 11 1/2 Barbie & Ken Doll Clothes Set

Original 1963 McCall Pattern No. 6992 - Instant High Fashion Teen Doll's Bridal and Ball Gowns

Original 1963 McCall Printed Pattern No. 6992, an "Instant" cut wardrobe pattern for High Fashion Teen Dolls in One Size - 11½" Girl, 12" Boy. Fits Barbie, Midge, Annette, Babette, Tina, Liza, Babs, Gina, Polly, Andy, Ken, and Don. Includes bridal and ball gowns for the girl doll plus evening clothes for her boyfriend: a suit, two bridal gowns, three ball gowns, and matching foundations and panties. Factory Folded and Unused, with a professionally repaired envelope.

Quick Facts

• Pattern Number: McCall No. 6992
• Year: 1963
• Designed For: Barbie, Midge, Annette, Babette, Tina, Liza, Babs, Gina, Polly, Andy, Ken, and Don, One Size - 11½" Girl, 12" Boy
• Views Included: A) Evening Clothes (Boy), B) Bridal Gown, C) Ball Gown, D) Ball Gown, E) Ball Gown, F) Bridal Gown, plus Foundation (B/F) and Panties (B/D)
• Condition: Factory Folded and Unused
• Envelope Condition: Worn, Professionally Repaired

Design

McCall 6992 is an "Instant" cut pattern - printed as a single one-piece sheet, pinned directly to fabric per the cutting layout rather than cut along traditional printed lines. View A dresses the boyfriend doll in a set-in-sleeve suit with shirt, bow tie, and felt shoes. View B is a midriff bridal gown with a beaded lace overlay and gathered train skirt, worn with a matching cap, long veil, and lace mitts. View C is a ball gown with a beaded bodice, unmounted sleeves, a pleated bell skirt, and a tailored sash. View D is a strapless ball gown finished with ruffled lace. View E is an A-line skimmer with a low-cut back. View F is a strapless bridal gown with a puffed-sleeve lace bolero and short veil. Views B and F share a non-woven interfacing foundation; panties are included for Views B and D. Suggested remnant fabrics are black and white cotton broadcloth for the evening suit, and taffeta, satin, or silk faille for the gowns.

Doll Details

Designed for Barbie, Midge, Annette, Babette, Tina, Liza, Babs, Gina, Polly, Andy, Ken, and Don - the high-fashion teen dolls and their boyfriend counterparts that defined the early 1960s doll market. This is a one-size pattern for both dolls, with body measurements shown below: