12 Days of Christmas Day 9 - January 2nd, 2019

Debra Miller

January 02, 2020

“My favorite fashion era is the Grace Kelly timeframe 1950-1970. I would like to see a historical pattern offered for a couture ball gown of that era.

Angela N.

January 02, 2020

My favorite fashion era is the Victorian era. I really like the girl’s dresses of this special time in history.

Deb H

January 02, 2020

My favorite fashion era is the Victorian.

Marcy Mahle

January 02, 2020

My favorite fashion era is the Victorian era. Lots of possibilities. I would love to see a pattern for AGAT and Carpatina Boy Doll as Sherlock Holmes, Dr. Watson and Irene Adler.

Julia

January 02, 2020

My favorite fashion era is the Edwardian period. I would like to see a historical pattern offered for a nightgown and wrap for that time. Slippers would be nice too!

Laura T.

January 02, 2020

My favorite fashion era is Regency.

Hazel

January 02, 2020

I just finished the Laura Ingall dress. It is so cute. So today it would be mid 1800’s. However, I love the ’40’s, ’50’s and ’60’s. Those were my school years. I love the clothing from that period. I would like to see saddle oxfords and boots.

Sue

January 02, 2020

my favorite era is the Victorian Era and I’d like to see a pattern with a bustle and parasol

Lois S

January 02, 2020

“My favorite fashion era is…” the Civil War era. “I would like to see a historical pattern offered for a ….” complete ensemble: the crocheted gloves, high-button shoes, hoop skirt, day dress, bonnet, crocheted shawl.

Laura S

January 02, 2020

My favorite Fashion era was the 1920’s. Women started to step out in style of their own choosing not follow societies. Love the passion and the romance and the coming of the strong woman.

Lynda

January 02, 2020

I think my favorite fashion era would be the 50’s. I love the glamour of that era. I would love to see more patterns for the 14" dolls.

Elizabeth N

January 02, 2020

My favorite fashion era is the 1950’s and regency. I would like to see a historical pattern for more 50s party dresses

Dena M

January 02, 2020

My favorite fashion era is the late 1800’s.

Alison Galbraith

January 02, 2020

My favourite fashion era is probably Regency time of Jane Eyre, Pride and Prejudice etc. I would love to see patterns for traditional Country outfits I.e. Greek, Italian, Russian. I had a request for traditional Greek outfit for a girl doll. I researched and had to create my own design through trial and error. The customer was happy with my creation.

Dianne Mann

January 02, 2020

My favorite fashion era is the 1950’s. My childhood. I would love to see a historical pattern for little girl dresses from then.

Pat H.

January 02, 2020

My favorite fashion era is the 60’s…..the bright, the flowered, the wild bellbottoms, mini skirts with high boots, all of it! And the 18" dolls look so adorable in them!

Judith

January 02, 2020

MY great grand daughter would like anything from the Frozen

Karen

January 02, 2020

My favorite era is 18th century

linda king

January 02, 2020

My favorite fashion era is the Civil War southern belle dresses! I would love to see more patterns for ‘fancy’ dresses from that era

Constance J.

January 02, 2020

My favorite fashion era is the 1750s to 1860s. It’s amazing how the fashion changed drastically within that time span. It’s much the same today, although not as drastic. I would like to see more shoes and accessories that fit the 1700-1800’s.

Janyce Shelt

January 02, 2020

My favorite fashion era is the 1940’s. I would like to see a historical pattern offered for a dress similar to ones won by deena Durbin in Lady on a Train

Judith

January 02, 2020

Regency – I would love to have a pattern for a Regency era ball gown.

Donna B

January 02, 2020

My favorite fashion era is current, but I love all eras. I would like to see a historical pattern offered for a tokyo street fashion. I have the ones for what pixie faire currently offers, but the kawaii style is so colorful and playful it just seems perfect for the dolls.

Patricia

January 02, 2020

My favorite era is the 50’s and whatever after that is preppy.

Kristen

January 02, 2020

My favorite fashion era for dolls is Victorian. I would never want to wear them, but they all look so beautiful and detailed. I would love to see Victorian style for the Wellie Wishers.

Jennier

January 02, 2020

I love the 1920’s and Antebellum periods

Tamara

January 02, 2020

My favorite fashion eras are Colonial, Regency, Victorian, and Edwardian. I really can’t pick just one from those. Although there are many great patterns from all of these eras, I would like to see even more! This would include all aspects of clothing (women’s, men’s, children’s, undergarments for each, a greater variety of historical shoes/boots, accessories from these eras, etc.). The closer they look to the actual styles (which mean details and more details), the better.

Margaret Goodman

January 02, 2020

I really don’t have one favorite fashion ere, but I tend to gravitate to the 1860’s-1910’s. But then I like the 1940’s, too! I just love it all. Just please keep making historical patterns of all times!

Marti

January 02, 2020

my favorite fashion era is the 60’s! Love those bright colors!

Lori

January 02, 2020

My favorite fashion era is the fifties or anything retro!

Alison

January 02, 2020

I LOVE the 1950’s dresses! I’m alittle nervous but it’s my new year project. I also love all the knitting patterns, my grand daughter’s doll is well dressed. Thank you Pixie Faire for everything!

Ruth

January 02, 2020

My favorite fashion era is the 1930s. I would like to see a child’s historical pattern offered for a boy doll"

Vicky Wells

January 02, 2020

My favorite fashion era is 1960 – 1970s. Love to see a pattern for bell bottoms, suede midi skirt, and hot pants.

Jessie

January 02, 2020

My favorite fashion era is the 1960s. I would love to see a historical pattern offered for some Jackie-O style dresses, coats and those adorable pillbox hats!

Linda

January 02, 2020

My favorite fashion era is whatever the little girls are wearing today—and, as we know, fashions come back around! I think little girls like their dolls to dress like they do, including having costumes and activity gear they use: soccer, gymnastics, dance. I would like to see a historical pattern offered for a teeny-bopper style from the 50s—some are already on the site, I just haven’t made any yet. I love the pattern hacks—they show how versatile your patterns can be!

Leslie Koepke

January 02, 2020

My favorite fashion era is the 1940s. I love the Fabrics and the layering of clothing… And the buttons oh yes the buttons! I would like to see patterns for jackets and hats.

Olga

January 02, 2020

My favorite fashion era is Louis XVI style, I would like to see more patterns of the gowns worn by the Marie Antoinette.

Geraldine

January 02, 2020

My favorite fashions are from the 1950’s and 1960’s!! I would like to see more of a selection of patterns for the “A Girl for all Time” dolls, especially for each individual dolls time period. Their website doesn’t offer much of a selection.

moi

January 02, 2020

My favorite fashion era is the 1950’s. I would like to see a historical pattern offered for a 1950’s poofy, wedding dress.

Cynthia

January 02, 2020

I really love the styles of historical fashion and enjoy dabbling in any era. But if I had to choose I would narrow it too the periods of the 1700 and 1800’s.

Carole D

January 02, 2020

My favorite fashion era is the 18 century. I would like to see a historical pattern offered for a 1800 century dress!

Sharon Thomas

January 02, 2020

“My favorite fashion era is… I would like to see a historical pattern offered for a ….
I tend to sew for our grands, so what they want is what I sew. You and your designers have so many different patterns, I’m not sure if I could offer any new ideas. Since I am married to a Marine (once a Marine, always a Marine) my grands would like some Marine uniforms.

Janice

January 02, 2020

My favorite era was the 70’s. I do see that Pixie Fair has a number of patterns from that time.

Rita C.

January 02, 2020

My favorite fashion era is the fancier dresses from the OLD WEST including the saloon girls and the lady entertainers. I would like to see more boy doll patterns.

KIm

January 02, 2020

The 1950’s because of the detail on the clothes.

Sue

January 02, 2020

My favorite eras are 1890 thru 1930. I love the bias cut silks and tea dresses of the 30s, the early sportswear, Chanel, Erte, cloche hats, bakelite jewelry, turbans, fitted jackets with peplums. Lots of piping details.

Barb M.

January 02, 2020

Oh, fun question! I love many fashion eras, but if pinned down would have to say 30’s through 50’s for fave. Things I’d like to see—older era style shoe patterns including saddle shoes, Regency, etc. (you have a great variety of more modern ones). Also, more easier/simpler historical patterns in Regency, Victorian, and Colonial eras that look authentic when done but don’t have 100 steps to them. This would make them more accessible to all ranges of sewing talent and less costly to sell the finished product too for a bigger audience. You offer quite a selection but most are very intricate and highly detailed.

Finally—an oddball request! I wish someone would create an Alice in Wonderland pattern including costumes for the white rabbit, Queen, Cheshire cat, etc. particularly in the 1950’s Golden Book/Disney movie Alice in Wonderland style. You already have several that would work for Alice’s dress.

*For those that are mentioning a poodle skirt—just type poodle into the search bar to find at least one and for the Holiy Hobbie dress a near identical one can be found by typing dress and bonnet into the search bar. I made my daughter one when she was two and our now 25 year old granddaughter also wore it, and we still have it. I also did see some simpler historical patterns too that I hadn’t noticed before and will try. Sorry for length of this, thanks!

Susan

January 02, 2020

I only wish I had the time to sew all the great Pixie Faire patterns. To stay home and sew doll clothes has been my dream since I was 12 years old. If only it could come true.

Kari

January 02, 2020

“My favorite fashion era is the 1800’s and steampunk. I would like to see a historical pattern offered for a aeronautics outfit like amelias in her performance dress at the beginning of Aeronauts movie.

Krynne

January 02, 2020

My favourite fashion era is… all of them! There are things I love from various eras and use them to sew cosplay outfits for my dolls.

I’d like to see more historical patterns offered for renaissance/middle ages for both men & women… and not just for the nobility/aristocrats, but some of the common clothing as well :)

Islander_58North

January 02, 2020

My favorite fashion era is the 1910s (or some call them the 19Teens); the changes both in children’s and adult fashions are considerable. Women’s clothes went from elegant to useful in this 10 year span, with skirts being slim and to the floor ending with full, mid-calf styles. Children’s went from waisted to drop waisted dresses to full, very loose garments. A cornucopia of styles!

Sharon

January 02, 2020

My favorite fashion era is the Roaring 20’s especially flapper dresses

MaryP

January 02, 2020

I love the show Mrs. Maisel & all the 1950’s-1960’s outfits with matching hats
That would be my favorite

Mae Lynn Beck

January 02, 2020

My favorite fashion era is modern. I tend to want to make what is current. Since this is 2020 I would like to see some roaring 20’s fashion.

Linda N

January 02, 2020

I think my favorite era is whatever the girls are wearing today. I tend to enjoy classic styles with a bit of trendy! Although I also love an occasional dip into the past!

Chriss

January 02, 2020

I have lots of favorite fashion eras, but one that I think was covered really well this past year is the 60s. So many fun colorblocked dresses, shift mini dresses, and even Mondrian dresses released this year!

KATHY

January 02, 2020

My favorite fashion era is the 60’s. Pants on women were bell bottoms and more excepted.

KATHY

January 02, 2020

My favorite fashion era is the 60’s. Pants on women were bell bottoms and more excepted.

Donna

January 02, 2020

I love Victorian books and Victorian fashion.

Barb

January 02, 2020

My favorite fashion era is all era’s, I really don’t have a favorite I like to sew everything. I would like to see a historical pattern offered for a boy dolls and puffy sleeves. Thank you for all you do.

Julie

January 02, 2020

My favorite fashion era is the 20s. I’d love to see more BJD patterns.

AnneC-E

January 02, 2020

My favourite fashion era is “Mod” it was a combination of the roaring 20’s and early 20th century in line and form. I wish there were more fashions for slim dolls like the current Journey Girls and vintage Crissy, Cissy and the like.

Joanne Salerno

January 02, 2020

One of my granddaughters likes period costumes and my other granddaughter loves anything cute and glitzy. I love them all.

Linda

January 02, 2020

My favorite fashion era is the western days when the dresses were long, aprons tied at the waist , and the womb wore bonnets. I would like to see a simple bonnet pattern for the AGD.

Arlene

January 02, 2020

My favourite era would be the 1800’s. I love the style of those dresses. I have even made myself some for Halloween costumes.

Trudy

January 02, 2020

I don’t have a favorite era I love them all! I love the clothes of the 70’s, Jane Austen, 20’s,

JoanE

January 02, 2020

“My favorite fashion era is the 1940’s. I would like to see a historical pattern offered for a child’s seaside wardrobe”

Bethanne R

January 02, 2020

My favorite fashion era-THE 50’s & 60’s!!!

Amy B

January 02, 2020

My favorite fashion era is roaring 20s! I’d like to see flapper dresses and headpieces.

Monique Venne

January 02, 2020

My favorite fashion era is the mid-18th century. I would like to see a historical pattern offered for a Court dress, similar to the Sophia Magdalena gown in Patterns of Fashions 5 by Janet Arnold (published last year), pages 94-98.

Jennifer

January 02, 2020

My favorite fashion era is the late 19th Century/Early 20th. I would like to see a historical pattern offered for “gibson girl” style clothing.

BonnieGayle

January 02, 2020

My favorite fashion era is the 1930’s to the 1950’s

Julie P.

January 02, 2020

My favorite fashion era is Civil War Era. I love all the layers that went into the styles – including the “unmentionables” and all of the slips. I’m just glad that I didn’t have to wear them, just my dolls!

Teri Stevens

January 02, 2020

My favorite era is the Civil War era. Would love to see more “Gone with The Wind” style of patterns!

Marion

January 02, 2020

Patterns for the Edwardian er would be nice to see.
Marion

Marion

January 02, 2020

Patterns for the Edwardian er would be nice to see.
Marion

Marilyn

January 02, 2020

The 50’s era I wold like to see patterns for.
Marilyn

Joan

January 02, 2020

I would like to see the 1940’s era.
Joan

Cynthia

January 02, 2020

I like the 60’s era with the bell bottoms, short skirts and soul music.

Rebecca M

January 02, 2020

My favorite fashion era is the early 1960s—think The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel. I would love a pattern for one of those open-in-front coat & dress combos. Don’t forget the hat! :)

Kathy R.

January 02, 2020

My favorite fashion era is the 1960’s. Fashion was mainly simple, classy styles with understated elegance, as per Jackie Kennedy. The fashions were easy to wear and there was something flattering for every body type!

June

January 02, 2020

I love using your patterns and I get many compliments on my work. The unicorn pattern has been very popular for me. Little girls love it.

Linda Burris

January 02, 2020

My favorite fashion era is the mid to late 1800s

Rose

January 02, 2020

I have fashion favorites from many eras.
Fashion styles rotate, what was old, becomes new!

Margit

January 02, 2020

My favorite fashion era is the 1960´s. I would like to see a historical pattern offered for a 18" doll.

pam

January 02, 2020

I like clothing from the 50’s and 60’s. The patterns I have seen are just darling. I like to put my own personal touch on outfits.

Martha Reese

January 02, 2020

My favorite fashion era is the mid 1800’s. I would like to see more hat patterns.

Heather

January 02, 2020

My favorite fashion era is the fancier dresses from the OLD West including the saloon girls and the lady entertainers

Grannie Frannie

January 02, 2020

“My favorite fashion era is the 1950s. I would like to see a historical pattern offered for a poodle skirt with blouse and saddle shoes!”

Ksenia

January 02, 2020

My favorite fashion era is the medieval period, and I would love to see a historical pattern for more medieval clothing.

Lisa

January 02, 2020

My favorite fashion era would probably be historical, such as Regency, Victorian, or Edwardian, although there is something to appreciate in every era. I’d like to see more patterns for Ellowyne Wilde dolls. Thank you!

Cindy T

January 02, 2020

My favorite fashion era is the 1960’s. I would like to see a historical pattern offered for a poodle skirts and leather jackets from the 1960’s.

Lori G

January 02, 2020

My favorite fashion era is the ‘70s. I’d love to see patterns for 18" and 14.5" dolls, which remind me of my childhood!!!!

Lori

January 02, 2020

My favorite fashion era is the 50’s. I would like to see a historical pattern offered for poodle skirt.

Carol Johns

January 02, 2020

My favorite era was the 50s and early 60s when my mother was in her 20s and 30s. I love the beautiful dresses that she used to sew and wear to church with the ankle strap sandals. I’d like to see more patterns for my Tyler Wentworth 16 in doll.

Joy

January 02, 2020

My fav fashion period would be 1600,s. I’d love to see more patterns of various countries national costumes

Joanne G

January 02, 2020

My favorite fashion eras are too many to count! I love all of the historical patterns that I see, and collect the ones that I really want to sew.

Blue

January 02, 2020

My current favorite fashion era is the Roaring 20s. Would love to see a new pattern for American Girl.

T.A.D.

January 02, 2020

20s and 40s. Would love see patterns for male dolls from these eras.

Rose

January 02, 2020

My favorite fashion era is the 60"s. Loved the poodle skirts, can-can slips and saddle shoes. Remember wearing these items to school.