Doll clothes patterns or clothing for amigurumis

I was just thinking that it would be really nice if the shop also had patterns for outfits for dolls.
As a young dollhouse owner, you can always use clothes for Barbie dolls
and the baby doll wants to be nicely dressed too
and amigurumis might need a new outfit now and then as well
so, I mean in every direction: you can crochet, knit, sew, or even embroider them.
There are no limits to the imagination.

I only thought of this because sometimes the patterns say something like "there is a pattern for the basic amigurumi body"
so there must still be something extra to dress it in? Or does basic amigurumi body mean something else?

but back to the topic
I think these patterns would find lots of enthusiastic buyers
you could probably make the little ones happy again and again, and a doll dress or amigurumi outfit doesn't take forever to make
so it would be a great gift idea, or something to bring along when Grandma comes to visit, or the favorite aunt

what do you all think about it?
would a new category be worthwhile? Or just include it in the respective amigurumi category. That would probably be the easiest.

I’d think it would be great, for example, if the shop showed an amigurumi in its basic form and then, matching the measurements of that amigurumi, also offered outfits for summer, winter, fall, spring, going out dressed up, hanging around at home, etc.
of course that depends on what kind of amigurumi it is
not all of them need clothing.
but even an owl like that, for example, might maybe need a fancy apron or something
with bears it’s easy; you can always dress them in something somehow

if there were simply a range of options to choose from
I’m not completely sure, but I think I’ve seen this somewhere else before
but I don’t remember where that could have been
but the idea isn’t really that "new" either
someone before me must have thought of it too
the keyword doll clothes brings up nothing in the shop
clothing for amigurumis doesn’t either, or I used the wrong search terms

https://www.crazypatterns.net/de/items/1361/stampfi-der-kleine-elefant-pdf-haekelanleitung
as an addition to this cute elephant, maybe a hat could be offered in a separate pattern
and matching little shoes or a cape
and then maybe even more clothing to choose from, each in a separate pattern too

https://www.crazypatterns.net/de/items/1335/haekelanleitung-entchen-e-book
these cute little ducklings would certainly look great with a headscarf and apron
there’s just an endless amount of creative freedom with these ducklings
if you make several of them, you can dress each one differently, and then you have something totally unique

P.S.
That might also be pretty handy if, as a seller, you ever run
out of ideas for new animals or amigurumis—you can just add something to an old pattern and have something new to list in the shop :)

And
another thing you could do,
at least once you’re
done with the speed-knitting contest, is pick one pattern
for everyone to use, and then dress up
each basic amigurumi with something great. That would definitely be a lovely idea
, but first, let’s enjoy the current contest :)

That’s a good idea.
My little one at home isn’t quite in the Barbie fever stage yet. But that’ll change ... and by then at the latest, I’ll be reaching for my needles ^^

Mini dressmaker's dummy for the dollhouse - free sewing tutorial & sewing patternmaybe this dressmaker's dummy would help with designing the doll clothes :-)

I did a quick Google search. There are sooo many great ideas out there.
I think that once I get tired of amigurumi, I’ll really have to get into making clothes...

I searched
the shop back in early March, but I didn’t find
this—it must have slipped
past me. https://www.crazypatterns.net/de/items/1295/cocktailkleid-mit-umhang-fuer-barbie
Well, I think I searched for “doll,” not “Barbie”
https://www.crazypatterns.net/de/items/947/anleitung-naehanleitung-fuer-puppenkleidung-beannie-und-haremshose
but I missed that one too, even though “doll” is definitely in the title.
Hmm, I guess I’m getting old and forgetful

There are so many patterns in the shop—it’s easy to overlook something.