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
My favorite era of clothing and fashion is the 1950s. I’d love to see a pattern for rockability and corsets!
My favorite era of clothing and fashion was the 60’s. I grew up in that era and so many things went on, that changed our lives today. The fashion world was at the top of their game. Twiggy was big. Mini skirts, go go boots, halter tops and dresses, peasant blouses. Bell bottom pants. Hip huggers, waffle stompers, macrame items, groovy floppy hats, wide belts, fringe, Afro hairstyles, long hair on both guys and gals, Elephant pants. Nehru shirts and jackets. The hippie movement, peace protests, flower power, cruising the Ave etc The Vietnam war. The space program was going big. The music transformed so many things. Greatest era for music. The Beatles, the Monkees, Janis Joplin. Roller skating was big with wooden floors and a real organ. I’d love to see a pattern for a Nehru jacket and go go boots. One of my favorite outfits was bibbed shorts in brown and small yellow polka dots, a yellow lighting bolt on the bib and yellow shirt. I also see the new American doll released today is a Latino Astronaut. Awesome. Go 60’s.
My granddaughter for whom I sew is a 2000s girl. Me, I enjoy the. 60s when I was a girl——knife pleated skirt school uniforms, pedal pushers and blouses, before t shirts became the thing. I cant think of a pattern that I have not seen on Pixiefaire, so I will say maybe just an accessories collection, as in hats n gloves together or purses n shoes together
My favorite is the Regency Era for dresses and accessories. I especially like to make evening and fancy clothes.
My favourite era of clothing is the 1950"s. I love the classy, sophisticated and elegant look of Audrey Hepburn. I would love to see a pattern for her role in My Fair Lady.