Welcome to the Day 7 of the 12 Days of Christmas Celebration! Today we are giving away 7 outfits for 18" dolls to 1 lucky winner! This collection includes four dresses made by Donna of DKinley Designs, two outfits from karen of Forever 18 Inches, and one outfit from Peggy of Frog Princess Fashions! These outfits are all designed with a bit of vintage flair for the modern day doll character and were made as prototype pieces for the cover and example images featured in the doll clothes sewing patterns.
Giveaway Update: Congratulations to Cindy! You've won the modern day dress collection and have been contacted through email.
The items included in todays giveaway are (pictured left to right, links to patterns provided):
- Sweet All Around Sundress - Dkinley Desings
- Dandelion Days Sundress - Forever 18 Inches
- Sixties Scarf Top & Stirrup Pants - Forever 18 inches
- Art Deco Dress - DKinley Designs
- Convergence Dress - DKinley Designs
- Energy Dress - DKinley Designs
- St. Francis Jacket & Bellas Bow Tie Booties - Frog Princess Fashions

More pictures of the items included in today's giveaway:







Since it's New Year's Eve, we'd love to hear how you celebrate it!
To enter simply respond to this post and complete this sentence in the comment box a the bottom of the page:
“My New Years Plans include … “
Comments must be left (on this blog post) by midnight (pacific) 12/31/2017.
One entry per person.
No purchase necessary, void where prohibited.
The winner will be chosen randomly from the comments received and contacted through the email provided in the comment.
We will choose the winner and modify 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 New Year!
Cinnamon & The Liberty Jane / Pixie Faire Team


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My New Year’s plans include/start on New Year’s Eve, (today), with church services and a thankful heart to God for another year of active life and meaningful interconnections with family and church brethren. It is always a joyful day of celebration! Today, my family will also come together to cook, and visit, and watch football. We will talk about our most important memories of the past year and our hopes, prayers, and dreams for the future. We will remember loved ones who have passed on and the blessings they brought to our lives. Tonight, after evening church service, we will drive around town and say goodbye to all of the beautiful holiday lights that we have enjoyed throughout this holiday season. Then we will come home, eat popcorn, cheese and crackers and watch movies until Midnight. At Midnight we will toast in the New Year with rootbeer floats, hugs, and well wishes all around — then go to bed. New Year’s morning, we will share a big holiday breakfast, then tackle taking down and storing the Christmas ornaments and sharing our final day together before we go back to volunteer work on January 2nd, working on our community theater musical, where my daughter paints sets and drops and I design costumes, while my husband holds down the fort at home wondering where to go for take out food for dinner, which he will bring to us (so we don’t forget to eat in our 12-18 hour work shifts). In one short week, we will all be back at our regular jobs and college, spread around the country, and dreaming of our next holiday get together. We love this Winter “Break” because we love our family and community connections. God bless everyone and Happy New Year one and all!
My New Years Eve plans are to stay home where it is warm and watch the ball drop at Times Square.
Our plans are to stay in since my husband has recently been in the hospital and it is freezing in Illinois. Hope to get some stitching done in these 2 days.
My New Years Plans include staying in and hanging out with my kids and my parents!
Jan. 1 was always spent celebrating my father-in-love’s birthday. With his passing 5 years ago, we used to gather as a family to jointly go to an event (usually a spectator sport activity). With family dispersed and -20 degrees F. (colder with wind chill), this year I’m home and sewing for the day!