Dressing Dolls is a wonderful informative softcover book written by Charlene Davis Roth in 1976 and published by Crown Books in New York. It has 112 pages full of color photographs and patterns.

This book has invaluable step-by-step instructions and photographs on every phase of making these mini-outfits; making, altering, and interpreting patterns, using tools and fabrics correctly, and the actual sewing itself. There are comprehensive chapters on dressing the baby doll, the toddler, outfits for fashion and action dolls, and an entire chapter devoted to fabulous costumes. Here are such stunning garments as a fashionable English riding suit, an elegant evening gown, a sprightly tennis dress, a colorful gingham dress and apron, and a cuddly flannel nightgown with a quilted robe and furry slippers. Some of the unusual costumes included are Indian girl, ballerina, cowgirl, princess, and much more. There are also a variety of blouses, romper suits, snowsuits, underwear, party dresses, and coats you can create by folling the author's concise directions. This is the perfect book for anyone fascinated by this exciting new creative outlet.