Welcome to Day 9 of our 12 Days Of Christmas celebration!
Today we are giving away … An a brand new 18" American Girl Logan doll, this fabulous Galactic Pilot outfit, and 9 pdf sewing patterns designed for 18-inch boy dolls to one lucky winner! This giveaway includes a stunning hand-crafted Galactic Pilot outfit made by Linda of Koski Kreations as the prototype for Galactic Pilot Sewing Pattern! The outfit includes the orange flight suit, black boots, white flak vest, chest pack with air tube, belt, harness, tiny tools and ammunition, and the fantastic pilot helmet - this is truly a one of a kind collectible outfit - it's seriously amazing! The American Girl 18 inch Logan doll will come new in the box dressed in his original outfit.
Giveaway Update: Congratulations to Autumn! You've won the 18" boy collection and have been contacted through email.

More pictures of the Galactic Pilot Outfit:


American Girl® Logan Everett™ doll - Description from the AG website: Meet Logan, Tenney’s bandmate and drummer! The 18" Logan boy doll has gray eyes that open and close, and short brown hair. Logan’s unique hand positioning helps him hold instruments! He arrives in a plaid button-down shirt, a T-shirt, jeans, underwear, and shoes.
Along with these items, the giveaway includes the following PDF sewing patterns:
Take your dolls on a space adventure with this little Galactic Pilot suit. The doll clothes sewing pattern features a one-piece flight suit with nine pockets, a flak vest, a chest box, a harness, a belt, a leg band with ammunition, and a helmet. Step by step full color instructions guide you through each step of the sewing and crafting process!
Qtπ Painter Pants: Your 18 inch boy doll will be ready for woodworking, gardening, painting or just looking cool in this funky pant design! They feature relaxed leg, front seams or plain front, working front and back pockets, Front utility hoop, side utility loop, small utility pocket, two choices for back pockets and an elastic waist.
Your 18 inch boy doll will look fabulous in this rough and tumble hoodie featuring easy to sew raglan sleeves, a kangaroo pocket, ribbed waistband and cuffs, and a zipper front. This PDF sewing pattern includes easy to follow instructions that will take the fear out of sewing zippers.
Your 18 inch boy doll will be ready for the football season in this cute uniform which includes patterns and photo illustrated instructions to make a relaxed fit jersey, shoulder pads, and football pants. Make the uniform in your school, team, country, or favorite colors. Add a number, team name, and/or motif to the jersey. Add ribbon trim on the shirt sleeves and along the sides of the pants. Have fun and be creative!

The Liberty Jane® classic Baseball T-shirt now has a looser fit, making it perfect for an 18 inch boy doll such as AG Logan Everett™! The raglan style sleeve is perfect for a beginner because it is a straight seam, not curved or sewn in a circle. Neck binding is an easy technique used to finish the neckline. Learn this technique by following the full color step by step photos and instructions.
Boy, Oh Boy! Here is the cape and mask, short brief and long boxer underwear every super kid has been waiting for. Put a guy in a brief and suddenly he’s flying off the couch like a superhero. Make his dreams come true with this easy to sew pattern. Three sewing options make it easy for every skill level and will make you a star in his book.
Let your adventures of Captain Underwear begin!!
Your doll will be ready for school, work or play in these iconic Australian style Chelsea Ankle Boots. Use matching coloured vinyl, elastic and grosgrain ribbon to create these boots or use contrasting colours for a more fashionable look. The Chelsea Ankle Boots are a versatile addition to your doll’s wardrobe and will compliment any style choice, be it with dresses or pants.
These adorable pajamas were designed specifically for boys with a lower in-seam in the leg and buttons closing to the right. Being totally reversible, this relatively easy PDF pattern offers four alternative PJ’s for all seasons. Mix and match fabrics, jackets and pants – the possibilities and color combinations are infinite. This pattern is designed to fit 18” soft-bodied dolls.
With the Pioneer Boy PDF pattern, you can make a shirt, trousers and cap for your 18" boy doll. The boy's work shirt has a one-piece collar with stand, button front placket, dropped shoulders, and full sleeves gathered to fitted cuffs. The boot-cut trousers have a high waist, working front pockets, faux front fly, and top-stitching detail. The Y-back suspenders have faux-suede tabs that button onto the trousers. The bonus newsboy cap has a paneled crown topped with a fabric-covered button.
Looking for more sewing patterns for 18 inch boy dolls? Be sure to check out our entire collection of boy doll clothes patterns!
To enter today's giveaway, simply leave a comment in the box below finishing this sentence:
"My biggest sewing, knitting, or crochet challenge is [insert here] "
Comments must be left (on this blog post) by 12 midnight (Pacific), 1/2/2018.
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 announce it 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
YAYYY LOGAN!! My biggest challange is knits but with the help of Cinnamon I am concouring that well enough. I havn’t knit or crotcheted in years but all the new patterns are making me want to again . lol
My biggest challenge is finding the materials to do a project. No yarn store, no fabric store within 50 miles.
My biggest challenge for sewing, knitting, and crocheting is finishing what I start! I’m always so excited to get started on the next project, that I have a hard time finishing the first ones. I always have multiple projects going on at once! Which brings me to my next challenge…..keeping (or rather, getting) my supplies and space organized.
My biggest sewing challenge is that I will never have enough time to sew everything I want to.
My biggest sewing challenge is just doing it!!
My biggest sewing challenge is making time to start a project. My head is full of ideas and my house is full of fabrics and patterns. It’s easier to purchase the materials than to actually do the work .
My biggest sewing, knitting, or crochet challenge is finding time in a busy schedule for me to do projects. This year one of my resolutions is to spend two hours a day being creative and to finish four UFOs, and I am happy to say I started yesterday working on a quilt I started a year ago and plan to finish by March.
My biggest sewing challenge is finding more time for sewing the fun things!
My biggest sewing, knitting or crochet challenge is finishing the big projects! I have a couple of large sewing and crochet projects that are large and in process, but not getting done. It would be great to not have unfinished projects.
My biggest sewing, knitting, or crochet challenge is not getting distracted by every lovely new idea I see. I need to finish my plans and use the great patterns that I’ve collected.
My biggest sewing challenge is deciding what to sew first. There are so many adorable styles offered for my AG dolls and it’s hard to choose. Thank you Pixie Faire for lots of cute styles.
My biggest challenge for sewing, knitting, and crochet is organization. I have just inherited a sewing room since my daughter moved to Japan (I will have to give it back next year when she returns for her senior year of high school). It is upstairs and after 27 years of being unable to use stairs due to childhood onset arthritis, because of a knee replacement; I am able to go upstairs where we set up my sewing machine. But much of my sewing is still done downstairs, primarily cutting out patterns on the kitchen island. So I need to organize well enough so I am not going up and down the stairs unnecessarily which may result in tendinitis.
Organization is my primary challenge .
My biggest sewing, knitting, or crochet challenge is not enough time. I love this package with Logan and the patterns!
My biggest sewing, knitting Or crocheting challenge us finding enough time for it with busy schedule
My biggest sewing, knitting, or crochet challenge is finishing my projects. I seem to get interrupted in the middle of a project and then don’t get back to it…
Deciding what to do next! :)
My biggest sewing, knitting, or crochet challenge is the small size of the doll pattern pieces.
My biggest challenge is that I know how to sew and I know how to crochet but i do not know how to KNIT ! I would very much like to learn how to knit.
My biggest sewing, knitting, or crochet challenge is mustering up the energy to sew. I work in the public school system (therapist), and the older I get, the harder it is to do the things I like to do during the week. But on vacations and the summer I am excited to sew every day!
I have no sewing room, so my biggest challenge is to find a place to sew. I love to sew and I continue to learn something new every day.
My biggest challenge is slippery fabrics. I’ve started using glue sticks rather than pins. Then I zigzag the seams. So far it’s worked on costumes.
My biggest challenge is slippery fabrics. I’ve started using glue sticks rather than pins. Then I zigzag the seams. So far it’s worked on costumes.
Deciding which project to make next since I want to make almost everything I find! Thank you Pixie Faire for the opportunity to win this amazing boy doll and extras. I’ve wanted to make boy items for quite some time and winning this could be my chance!
“My biggest sewing, knitting, or crochet challenge is trying to find the time to sew all the doll clothes I want to make.
My biggest sewing challenge is sewing with delicate or slick fabrics. Just laying out the patterns and cutting them out is a big challenge for me.
My biggest sewing, knitting, or crochet challenge is necklines and collars. I can never seem to get them right.
My biggest sewing, knitting, or crochet challenge is finding the right size of patterns. They are all different so what works for one doesn’t always work for another. Also a big challenge is finding enough time to do all of the sewing I want to do.
My greatest challenge is actually getting anything finished! Since my grands are not quite 1 and 2, I’d better start now on 18" doll clothes, and this would be the perfect start!
My biggest challenge is putting the items I’ve knit together professionally. I can knit easily, even tackling fairly complex patterns, but when it comes to joining seams, everything looks awful! I’ve watched videos, taken a couple of finishing classes, but I’m never convinced that the seams are neat looking. But I’m working on this, and hopefully one day…
Since I’m still a beginner, my biggest challenge is not getting frustrated when things don’t go smoothly or when I’m not quite sure how to tackle a challenge!
“My biggest sewing, knitting, or crochet challenge is knitting and time. There’s never enough time for me to be in the sewing room and I have always wanted to knit
I just can’t get the hang of it.?
My biggest sewing challenge is finding time to make Doll clothes from all the wonderful patterns out there
My biggest sewing challenge is sewing clothes to fit my grandkids based on their measurements. Because they all live far from me, they can’t try things on for fittings while I’m sewing.
My biggest sewing challenge is designing my own quilts.
My biggest sewing, knitting or crochet challenge is figuring out how to reduce the knitting and crochet patterns to fit my 14 in doll for Stitchin’ for Kids. How DO you do that?
My biggest sewing, knitting, or crochet challenge is getting things to fit. Sewing I can do, but knitting or crocheting to a gauge – forget it! So I stick to shawls and stoles and decorative things!
My biggest sewing challenge is to sew coat for my KNC dolls.
My biggest challenge is finding time to organize my projects. Once I start a project I don’t stop until it is done. Knitting is my biggest challenge as far a ability goes. I like to challenge myself with complicated projects when I can find the time.
My biggest sewing challenge is just getting started. I have so many outfits picked out to make, I have the fabric, great machine…..just finding time to start (between gymnastics, basketball, school, making dinner, doing homework, etc)
My biggest challenge is specialty fabrics that fray a lot. I often feel that by the time I get to some of the edges, they have frayed so badly that I’ve lost half the fabric.
My biggest sewing challenge is zippers.
My biggest sewing challenge is learning to adapt patterns to fit myself better.
My biggest sewing, knitting, or crochet challenge is [insert here] is sewing doll clothes as I have osteoaritis it takes time but I get the job done with patience and the reward for the time my sewing takes me is the smile on the childrens faces when the open the package
My Biggest sewing,knitting,crochet challenge is that I have so many different projects on the go.
It is hard to get everything done with work and family commitments.
There are so many ideas in my head that when I have the time I am not sure what to finish first.
My biggest sewing, knitting, or crocheting challenge is to find a way to sew what other people want me to sew and still have time to sew what I want to sew, like doll clothes:)
I’m so glad to see boy dolls available. I’m even more happy to see pattern that are so cute and appropriate for boys. I would love to win this. It would be so fun to be able to sew for a little boy doll as well as girls.
My biggest sewing challenge is finding enough time to create and sew! (At least this helps me appreciate it all the more, LOL!)
My biggest challenge comes when I’m sewing outfits for the dolls. I am compelled to make 4 or 5 outfits from the same pattern ,just changing up the fabric, adding this or that to make each one look a little different. Sometimes I just don’t know when to stop!
My biggest sewing challenge is completing all of the projects I start. There are so many amazing patterns on Pixie Faire! I end up getting a new pattern and try it while I am in the middle of making something else. So many great ideas to make and not enough sewing time!
My biggest sewing challenge is finding time to sew. I have a ridiculously busy schedule, and I haven’t sewn in a few years. I finally got back into it, but I’m about to leave for college where I don’t have a machine.
My 9 year old grand daughter received her first sewing machine for Christmas. So we will be sewing this year.
2 words. Button. Holes. Why I love sewing doll clothes.
My biggest sewing, knitting, or crochet challenge is marking the fabric from the pattern pieces. I don’t like tracing paper and the disappearing ink markers take too long.
“My biggest sewing, knitting, or crochet challenge is sewing with knits. It always stretches and looks wavy. I can’t believe you’re giving away this boy doll. WOW! With all the goodies too. Someone is going to be very happy. You’re awesome.
My biggest sewing challenge is not getting discouraged after I start a sewing project – I am a perfectionist and more often than not, my skill level doesn’t match up to my own expectations. I really love sewing, but I need to find a way to keep enjoying the process even when I get frustrated about not having enough time or talent :)
My biggest sewing, knitting or crocheting challenge is getting the proper size, especially regarding tension in knitting.
My biggest challenge is keeping up with my ideas and thinking of 3 different ways to make 3 outfits for 3 dolls, all from 1 pattern.
My biggest challenge with my sewing,knitting and crocheting is finding the materials to make the project. The yarns are easier to find than the fabric. To get good quality fabric I must drive 30-40 miles away and since the route is very hilly and prone to snow issues at this time of year, I can’t get fabric easily enough to keep me sewing. Love the boy doll!
My biggest sewing challenge is finding time to sew all the things I would love to sew. Doll clothes are my favorite thing, mending farm work jeans has to be at the very bottom of my list. :)
my biggest challenge is finding the time for all of my sewing, knitting, crocheting and other needle work projects.
My biggest sewing challenge is finding the time to sew all the fabulous outfits from all the fabric I have collected over the years.
My biggest sewing, knitting, or crochet challenge is being easy on myself when things are not perfect.
My biggest sewing, knitting, or crochet challenge is finding enough time!
My biggest sewing, knitting or crochet challenge is to let my fingers do the walking. It seems my mind i s always ahead of my fingers, thus a lot of redoing. I guess I just have to stop and smell the roses every once in a while.
My biggest sewing, knitting, (anything) or crochet challenge is finding the time to do them. I have TONS of patterns/instructions in files and boxes to keep me hopeful that someday I will use them. This year I am resolving to actually MAKE at least 12 of them. One a month SHOULD be doable…right?!?
My biggest sewing challenge is deciding on what fabric to use and how much to tackle at one time so I can finish them.
My biggest crafting challenge is making time to craft!
My biggest challenge is sewing my knitting get projects together. I love the knitting part and so I often have several projects that need to be finished.
Finding time to start…..and finish a project!
My biggest challenge with crocheting and sewing is my fingers are sometimes not small enough or steady enough to hold the tiny pieces. I really love making all of the clothes. Thank you so much for all of the patterns!
My biggest challenge is keeping my craft supplies organized!
My biggest sewing challenge is sewing knits. No matter what advice I tried like changing to ball points needles, polyester thread, woolly thread, but I’m still bad at it. Lol
My biggest challenge is reading and understanding the instructions for crochet,. I do ok in some things but others come out completly different!!!! I guess you could call it my own creation!!
My biggest sewing, knitting, or crochet challenge is finding the time to do it all :-)
My biggest sewing, knitting or crochet challenge is my perfectionism. I have to frequently remind myself that it is okay if the project isn’t perfect. The joy of sewing for dolls is that they never complain!
My biggest sewing, knitting and crochet challenge is installing zippers.
My biggest sewing, knitting, or crochet challenge is zippers, they never come out as nice as I would like and do selfish sewing, I buy fabric for me and end up using it for everyone else.
My biggest challenge in crocheting is that I do not know how beyond the very basics. Perhaps this is what I should attempt to learn this year. Happy New Year!
My biggest sewing, knitting, or crochet challenge is gathering a skirt or sleeve quickly. It seems to take me hours to gather and attach a large skirt, or even a small sleeve.
My biggest sewing, knitting, or crochet challenge is finding patterns that are consistent and reliable. The sizes vary on so many of them that I can’t rely on them – I have to test every new one I try and it’s annoying. I feel like people just make up their own sizes.
I think my 7 year old g-son would love these. He , along with his family, are Star Wars fans. This grandma thinks boys need dolls as much as girls.
My biggest sewing, knitting or crochet challenge is finding enough time to execute all the ideas I have.
My biggest sewing challenge: knits, they often stretch as I’m stitching.
My biggest knitting challenge: all of them, I seem unable to learn this skill adequately.
My biggest crochet challenge: I’m actually pretty happy with my crocheting ability and end projects.
My biggest sewing, knitting, or crochet challenge is that there are too few hours in the day to get everything finished.
My biggest sewing, knitting, or crocheting challenge is finishing seams and getting the fit perfect.
My biggest sewing, knitting or crochet challenge is to find the time for sewing and playing.
My biggest sewing challenge is to just get started !
My biggest sewing, knitting, or crochet challenge is sewing my Daughter’s American girl doll clothing and doll bedding!!!!!
My biggest sewing challenge is settling myself down to actually sew. My mind is “sew” full of ideas and inspirations……I just need to begin them!
My biggest sewing, knitting, or crochet challenge is finding time to work on all my projects, especially without interruption. I also need the time to learn how to knit and crochet.
I don’t really have any challenges. If it’s something new, I slowly and meticulously tackle it.
My biggest sewing, knitting or crocheting problem is sometimes I am not familiar with certain stitches or terms and I have to research them before starting a project.
My biggest sewing challenge is after getting a big project all cut out and ready to go I line out several more projects in the same way and seem to run out of time getting it all sewn up in time according to deadlines I have for craft shows. I get frustrated with myself when I don’t get all my projects completed in the time I think I should.
My biggest sewing, knitting or crochet challenge is sewing on knit fabric, being patient with how slow knitting goes for me, and finding enough time to crochet all the projects that I want to do.
My greatest sewing challenge is my machine. It often gets tangled and stuff. It is a top-notch big expensive one though, so I deal with it. :)
My biggest sewing,knitting and crocheting challenge is relearning how to crochet again after many years of sewing instead. I bought myself a beautiful kit to crochet a tiny snowflakes garland. Better get moving so it’s finished for next year…..
My biggest sewing,knitting and crocheting challenge is relearning how to crochet again after many years of sewing instead. I bought myself a beautiful kit to crochet a tiny snowflakes garland. Better get moving so it’s finished for next year…..
My biggest sewing challenge is finding the time to sew and try new sewing techniques!
My biggest crochet challenge is is doing puff stitches. For some reason, I have always struggled with it.
My challenge is getting stuck on the 4th row of my knitting and then having to rip it all out yet again. Over and over. Perhaps this year I can get to that 5th row. :)
Ruth Ann
January 02, 2018
My biggest sewing, knitting, or crochet challenge is just getting started! I have so many patterns, so much fabric, so much trim, so much yarn just waiting to be made into something wonderful — can’t decide what to do first. I need a deadline.