12 Days Of Christmas - Day 8 Giveaway! (January 1, 2021)

Suzanne Hart

January 01, 2021

I would love to learn how to alter patterns to create more variety

Christine

January 01, 2021

I would love to learn how to knit. After the first row, I am stumped. My mother tried to teach me, but I could never get the hang of it. Knitting is the only craft I am unable do to and you offer many knitting patterns.

E Tabler

January 01, 2021

I would love to learn how to hem small doll necklines without the fabric stretching out. Thanks for running these giveaways!

Claudia Flinn

January 01, 2021

I would love to sew zippers In better for 18 inch dolls

Martha

January 01, 2021

I would love to learn tips for sewing knits on a regular sewing machine.

Ruth

January 01, 2021

I’d love to learn to use my embroidery unit.

Jan Paul

January 01, 2021

I love several of the pattern hacks, but two of my faves are the Peplum Dress hack and the Silk Road top hack.

Linda W

January 01, 2021

I’d love to learn how to make button holes cleanly on tiny clothes.
I love the denim jacket hack of putting a hood and soft sleeves on it, also the cardigan hack from a Tshirt! So cute!

jen ryan

January 01, 2021

More sewing tricks

Kathy m

January 01, 2021

Using the right sewing needle for the project and fabric and Jean hack for the 80 fashion was my favorite

Sheila Chelednik

January 01, 2021

I would love to learn how to use all the attachments to my sewing machine and when to use them.

Sherry R.

January 01, 2021

I’d love to learn how to style doll hair into historical styles.

Nancy

January 01, 2021

I would love to learn how to sew cuffs on doll clothes better

Madeleine F.

January 01, 2021

Ruth

January 01, 2021

I’d love to learn to crochet 18 inch doll clothes.
Ones that are very cute and up to date:)

Anne

January 01, 2021

I would love to learn how to tat a collar for an 18" doll

Charlene

January 01, 2021

I would like to know how to sew with swimsuit fabric.

Karen M

January 01, 2021

I’d like to learn how to pick out the best fabric. Sometimes I try a project but the fabric just doesn’t drape correctly.

Deborah

January 01, 2021

I’d love to learn how to machine embroidery for dolls.

Nancy R

January 01, 2021

I’d love to learn how to smock.

Mary Cox

January 01, 2021

My favorite Pixie Faire pattern hack is the one changing a T-shirt sleeve into a bell sleeve. I am learning small new tips on ways to sew doll clothes that simplify the process when using Pixie Faire patterns, tips, pattern hacks and tutorial videos. Thank you Pixie Faire and thank you for the free patterns. They are greatly appreciated.

Heidi

January 01, 2021

I wouldl ike to create my own patterns. Too many sewing tips and tricks to pick my favorite!

Elaine L

January 01, 2021

My favorite Pixie Faire course, tutorial, or pattern hack is any that are sew alongs!

Alyson Ray

January 01, 2021

I just finished the So-Cal lifestyle. I loved all the pattern hacks that were offered. I have not made the rash guard, but that is next!!! I would love a pattern hack for a trapeze style dress. I have made several for my Granddaughter and they are so cute with leggings. Thought a doll version would be cute!

Cynthia T.

January 01, 2021

I would love to learn how to downsize a pattern so I can make doll clothes to fit other dolls. I have not tried any tutorials yet but look forward to trying some.

Barb

January 01, 2021

“I’d love to learn how to find quality sources without expensive trial and error "
My favorite Pixie Faire course was Patterns because it gave me a structured way to still be creative!"

Rose Ann

January 01, 2021

I’d love to learn the little techniques that take my garments from homemade to a more professional finish- like getting my buttonholes even or having my seams match.

My favorite Pixie Faire hack is using the t-shirt pattern for a cardigan or adding a skirt for a sporty dress.This pattern can be the beginning of many other fashions.

Barb

January 01, 2021

“I’d love to learn how to [INSERT topic/skill/tip HERE] "
My favorite Pixie Faire course, tutorial, or pattern hack is [INSERT HERE] because [TELL US WHY]"

Patti M

January 01, 2021

My favorite Pixie Faire course, tutorial, or pattern hack is Seam Finishes because this is where I mastered the Hong Kong binding. I had heard of the technique before but never truly understood it completely. With this course I was amazed at how simple it became for me. I love a well finished interior as I feel it gives your finished product that something extra special. This course and the Hong Kong binding gave me another tool in my pocket.

Jolynn Shenk

January 01, 2021

I would like to learn how to alter patterns and to sew with knits.

Nancy H

January 01, 2021

I would like to learn more about cutting out and sewing stretchy knits.

Cindy P

January 01, 2021

“I’d love to learn how to sew with fake fur

Piroska

January 01, 2021

I’d love to learn how to sew with stretchy fabric.
I haven’t tried any of the tutorials or hacks yet, but will definitely be getting into sewing later this month,.

LizT

January 01, 2021

I’d love to learn how to make shoes. I would also like a foot size and shape comparison of 18" size dolls and their smaller sisters.
My favorite Pixie Faire course, tutorial, or pattern hack is the t-shirt pattern because it’s easy and versatile and my daughters can use it by themselves.

Lisa Abney

January 01, 2021

I’d love to learn how to sew with fake fur …. especially, tips on sewing it without making a mess! My favorite course videos so far have been the shoes and the wool coat … watching those videos gives me the confidence to try new things.

Dolores A

January 01, 2021

I’d love to learn how to alter a pattern to change the look or fit of it.

Shelley

January 01, 2021

I would love to learn how to make the more elaborate dresses and costumes

Theresa Pasquale

January 01, 2021

I’d love to learn how to sew with more fragile and delicate fabrics. Also how to make tiny embellishments that are doll-sized. Thank you for all your helpful tips and tricks, Pixie Faire!

Sue Harkins

January 01, 2021

I would love to learn how to put the soles on shoes so they look neat and tidy.

Monya

January 01, 2021

I’d love to learn how to use the more elaborate stitch settings on my sewing machine!

Manda

January 01, 2021

I would love to learn how to knit or crochet.My favorite Pixie Faire course is which ever course I am making from! They are all so well made and helpful.

Manda

January 01, 2021

I would love to learn how to knit or crochet.My favorite Pixie Faire course is which ever course I am making from! They are all so well made and helpful.

Cindy

January 01, 2021

I’d love to learn how to sew with more difficult fabrics like knots and slick material

Cheri

January 01, 2021

I would love to get better at making doll clothes.

Cherie

January 01, 2021

I’d love to learn how to tat.

Karen

January 01, 2021

I would love to get better at sewing with knits and how to incorporate serging.

Gail

January 01, 2021

I would love to learn how to make doll shoes.

De

January 01, 2021

I’d love to learn how to pare down my sewing supplies while still having what I need available for doll clothes, garment, quilting, leather crafting, knitting, doll accessories, etc.

Peggy

January 01, 2021

I’d love to learn how to knit or crochet.

Bonnie R

January 01, 2021

I’d love to learn how to sew stretch knits.
My favorite Pixie Faire course is the shoe making video. I learned the secret of a low temperature glue gun. I didn’t know they existed. What a game changer in making doll shoes!!

Karen Hawkins

January 01, 2021

I’d love to learn how to downsize patterns to fit smaller dolls like from big sister 18" doll all the way to 13" or even smaller. I have a couple little darling dolls and a boneka and an even smaller heart string doll. It would be so nice to make matching outfits for the family.

Karen Hawkins

January 01, 2021

I’d love to learn how to downsize patterns to fit smaller dolls like from big sister 18" doll all the way to 13" or even smaller. I have a couple little darling dolls and a boneka and an even smaller heart string doll. It would be so nice to make matching outfits for the family.

Wanda Bullion

January 01, 2021

I would love to learn more about sewing knit fabrics,,, my sewing machine is very cranky when I try to sew knits!

De

January 01, 2021

I’d love to learn how to pare down my sewing supplies while still having what I need available for doll clothes, garment, quilting, leather crafting, knitting, doll accessoties, etc.

Jo Collins

January 01, 2021

I would to be able to modify patterns and create patterns

Tamara

January 01, 2021

I would love to learn how to smock. It’s.something I’ve always wanted to learn but it is so hard to find anyone to teach me.

Crystal

January 01, 2021

I’d love to learn how to make barbie clothes easier.

Karen

January 01, 2021

I would learn how to make shoes for my 18 inch doll.

Debra Luecke

January 01, 2021

I would love to learn a better way to make hats.

Shirley

January 01, 2021

My favorite course is the Upcycled Socks, making a sweater with socks is so fun and quick. Lots of helpful tips working with knit fabric!

Amy

January 01, 2021

“I’d love to learn how to do beading on tiny projects.

Cindy

January 01, 2021

I’d love to learn how to sew delicate fabrics better. (Maybe I need a better sewing machine?)

Gwen

January 01, 2021

I’d love to learn how to use a coverstitch machine. I envisioned it would make sewing the little bindings easier, but I haven’t got the hang of it yet!

Diana

January 01, 2021

I would love to learn how to convert patterns for different sized dolls.
I would also like to learn how to best work with knits.

Linda Schneider

January 01, 2021

I would love to learn to grade patterns.

Patricia Naqvi

January 01, 2021

My favorite Pixie Faire sewing course was the Sewing Coutuer Course because I really learned some techniques that made my work extra special. Every doll outfit that I sew is just a little lovelier because a take the time to use the things I learned in this class. Just the pressing techniques have made a great difference to my finished garments.

Deborah

January 01, 2021

I would love to learn how to convert patterns for different size dolls.

LM

January 01, 2021

I’d love to learn how tat small inserts for doll dresses.

DT

January 01, 2021

I have been sewing since the 60s so I learned you have to be patient no matter how many times you have done it before. My challenge is making hats – especially from foam; the paint doesn’t stay on very well or I am using the wrong stuff and I would like more confidence in making shoes. They all come out in the end, but remaking them over and over is frustrating.

Irene

January 01, 2021

I am new to making doll clothes, however when my daughter was little, I did make a lot of Barbie clothes. These days my sewing is dedicated to donation projects, and I would love to be able to make a wardrobe along with a doll, to some little girl, that may not ever have one. I can’t wait to get started and want ALL the patterns!! Irene

Beverly Voth

January 01, 2021

A course complete with needed items to produce 1 or 2 pair of shoes. Not necessarily any more than that many … with everything needed included. MAYBE, the letter M will lead to MORE MATERIAL purchases and MANY MORE fashionable doll ensembles. Thank You

Sandra

January 01, 2021

“I’d love to learn how to design a pattern myself. "
My favorite Pixie Faire course, tutorial, or pattern hack is the Wildflower Maxi Dress because it tells us how long and wide to make the skirt and the frill."

Christie

January 01, 2021

I would love to learn how to scale patterns to different sizes for different dolls. My favourite course has been Knits.

Sam

January 01, 2021

I’d love to learn how to make my own patterns, especially for stuffed animals/

Barbara

January 01, 2021

I’d love to learn how to do hand smocking!

My favorite Pixie Faire course, tutorial, or pattern hack is the Cozy Cardigan Tutorial, made from the Liberty Jane T-Shirt pattern because it turned out so well! It’s a very cute wardrobe basic.

Carrie P

January 01, 2021

I would love to learn how to scale patterns for different size dolls, for example a 14.5" pattern for an 18" doll.

Rebecca

January 01, 2021

I’d love to learn how to convert patterns for different size dolls easily. I have mostly Zwergnase and Sylvia Natterer dolls and there are very few patterns for either.

Astrid

January 01, 2021

I would love to learn how to do embroidery to add that little extra to my designs.

Debbie Landers

January 01, 2021

I would love to see a course on beading. Adding beads to outfits, using beads for jewelry and accessories. Beading in waistbands and around next lines.
My favorite pattern hack is the upcycled socks. It never occurred to me to use socks to turn into sweaters for my dolls.

Vicki

January 01, 2021

I’d love to learn an easy way to adjust patterns for different sized dolls. Mine are older American Girl dolls and tend to be a bit bigger. Is there any easy way to calculate how much extra to add and where to add it?? My favorite Pixie Faire course is the Sewing with Knits.

Denise Amrich

January 01, 2021

I’d love to learn how to knit or crochet and felt a doll-sized witch hat (for AG sized dolls, Disney Animators, and WellieWishers

My favorite PixieFaire course, tutorial, or pattern hack is Sewing with Cinnamon because it is ongoing, delivers great instruction on all kinds of topics, lets you view the content at will, lets you be part of a community, and gives you a free pattern every month.

Donna

January 01, 2021

I would love to learn to make shoes and boots.

Emmalia

January 01, 2021

I’d love to learn how to sew corduroy on other napped fabrics.

Marilyn

January 01, 2021

I would love to learn to sew on my machine more easier.
Marilyn

Joan

January 01, 2021

I would love to master sewing different period costumes.
Joan

Marion

January 01, 2021

I would like to learn to add zippers to the clothes.
Marion

D’Net Layton

January 01, 2021

My favorite Pixie Faire tutorial is the socks into sweaters because it is fun and so stinkin’ creative!

Mary

January 01, 2021

I’d love to learn how to add beading to my outfits and how to make a beaded purse.

Kathleen Rowley

January 01, 2021

I would love to learn how to make shoes,and jewelry for the dolls! Yes I truly would, granddaughter would love that!

Faith Comeaux

January 01, 2021

I’d love to learn to make shoes to make outfits

Rebecca

January 01, 2021

I’d love to learn the proper way to sew on ribbon and rickrack so it doesn’t stretch and shift.

Donna

January 01, 2021

“I’d love to learn how to use my serger better. I would love to use it for more than just finished-edges.”

Susan P.

January 01, 2021

I’d love to learn how to sew small items in velvet—it gives me such trouble when it “creeps” away under the sewing machine presser foot!

Janet

January 01, 2021

“I’d love to learn how to make shoes, there are so many great shoe patterns.
My favorite Pixie Faire course, tutorial, or pattern hack is " zip front jeans" because I just got a boy doll and this really helps for the boy clothing. Thanks!

Penny

January 01, 2021

I would love to learn how to make doll slopers. I use 18” basic doll patterns and design off of them for my AG doll but would like to make slopers for other size dolls I sew for.

Catherine Peterson

January 01, 2021

I would love to learn how to do Heirloom sewing for dolls. I have just started getting into the Pixie Faire courses so I don’t have a favorite……yet.

Emily

January 01, 2021

I would love to learn how to sew. So many unique ideas to make and give to loved ones. I don’t have a favorite Pixie Faire pattern. They are all incredible. Happy New Year 2021!

Kendra

January 01, 2021

I would really love to be able to make shoes so need to check out your tutorial and get some patterns. If I don’t try then I won’t know what I may be capable of :)

Carol

January 01, 2021

I would love to learn how to make removable jewelry for my doll and where to find the supplies.

time2smile

January 01, 2021

My favorite Pixie Faire course, tutorial, or pattern hack is eliminating the pleats from the back of the peacoat pattern, because it can be squeezed out of a smaller piece of fabric.