Today is Day 4 of the 12 Days Of Christmas!
Today we are giving away a 4 item collection featuring the new 18 inch Nanea Mitchell doll from American Girl. We love this doll! She has a new face mold which provides a fresh new look for pictures and displays. She is a historical themed doll, featuring the 1940's time period. If you're looking for outfits for her, you can find a variety of PDF sewing patterns in our Early 1900's Pattern Collection.
Giveaway Update: Congratulations to Junie B! You've won the 4 item collection and have been contacted through email.
This giveaway includes:
- A brand new Nanea Mitchell Doll
- Two Genniewren PDF sewing patterns - The Betsy Dress & The Rosie Romper
- A beautifully handmade romper in a darling orange print from Love From Lola (made from the Lola Dress and Romper Pattern)
- A vintage-inspired outfit from Forever 18 Inches (made from The Timeless Schoolgirl Skirt Pattern )
- One winner will receive all these items (Valued at over $175!)
Here's a look at all of the items...
Take a closer look at the outfits included in the giveaway:
Many of you have large collections of dolls, or sew for someone who does! We'd love to know more about the time period or era your dolls live in. Are they historical, if so from which era? Are they modern girls, is so which style do they prefer (boho, rocker, sporty, etc)? We'd love to know! To enter today's giveaway - simply respond to this post and complete this sentence:
“My favorite era of clothing and fashion is... [insert time period here] I'd love to see a pattern for [insert specific clothing item]... “
Comments must be left (on this blog post) by midnight (Pacific), 12/28/2017.
One entry per person.
No purchase necessary, void where prohibited. Must be 18 or older to enter. While we wish we could run this contest everywhere, for legal reasons it is only open to eligible residents of the U.S. and Canada, not including Rhode Island. This contest is exclusively endorsed by Liberty Jane Clothing and Pixie Faire.
The winner will be chosen randomly from the comments received and contacted through the email provided in the comment.
We will choose a winner and update this post tomorrow to let everyone know who won.
Okay, good luck, and if we’ve forgotten anything we will modify and/or update this post as needed.
Happy Holidays,
Cinnamon & The Liberty Jane / Pixie Faire Team
2973 Comments
We have dolls going back to Pleasant Company with Felicity, Samantha style Girl Like Me, Josiphina, Lindsey (girl of the year), and many more. We love the Colonial and Medieval period. Started with dolls for our now 29 year old and now for grands and nieces! Just started a 6 year old with a new Madame Alexander play doll (due to facial expression) and her 3 year old sister with a Bitty Baby I found discarded in perfect condition at our local Goodwill. She had no clothes so I will be busy! Love your patterns and the quality.
My favorite era in fashion is the 1700’s and I’d love to find a pattern for the Scot kilt (too much outlander☺). Not just the skirt portion but how the whole piece was draped and worn. I haven’t found anything for the 18" boys that would work.
My favorite era of clothing and fashion is… the 1900’s through the 1950’s for the HATS. Nothing says elegance and civility like a hat, for both genders. I’d love to see one pattern that includes a flower-covered flapper hat, a pillbox hat, and a fedora.
My favorite era is the 80’s. I loved the long jackets; shirtwaist dresses, a repeat from the 50’s; padded shoulders (always made me look so thin); and big hair! Course the 70’s were great too.
My favorite era of clothing and fashion is Victorian. Specifically, steampunk stuff. I’d love to see a pattern for clothing from the Roaring ’20’s though, because there’s just not enough. Not the weird, Halloween-esque flapper so many people picture, either. But an actual, accurate depiction of what was worn during the 1920’s. Fashion during that time was shifting and changing by leaps and bounds, and there were so many amazing styles. It would be so cool to see some of that reflected in doll clothing.