Hi everyone,
On Friday (October 24, 2014) we'll have one of the following four patterns available for free. This week we're featuring girls' patterns. We've got two patterns designed by Jennifer Serr from her wonderful Bonjour Teaspoon pattern collection. And two patterns designed by Cinnamon Miles of Liberty Jane Clothing. Vote in our poll and then come back on Friday and see which pattern won - and download it for free!
Here is more information about each pattern:
The Girls Maya Butterfly Blouse: This easy to make, stylish and comfy top has butterfly sleeves, a v-neck, a loose fit and can be worn with or without the sash. We also carry a coordinating matching doll size pattern. The finished blouse PDF pattern will fit a kids small through adult large.
The Phoebe Hat For Girls: This great summer hat pattern has a deep crown and wide brim providing great sun coverage along with a little Boho Chic!
The Girls Bubble Skirt: This PDF Pattern is a girls skirt pattern with sizes ranging from 2T – 12. It is perfect for the holidays, going to the mall, and just hanging out with friends. The skirt can be made from a variety of fabrics including: Knit, denim, cotton, taffeta, satin, and corduroy. For the little girls that love to match their American Girl ® Dolls, be sure to check out our doll sized Bubble Skirt pattern.
The Girls Harajuku Skirt: This girls skirt pattern, with sizes ranging from 2T – 12, is based off of the popular Harajuku Station Skirt from the Spring 2010 LJC International Collection. The skirt can be made from a variety of fabrics including: denim, cotton, taffeta, satin, and corduroy. For the little girls that love to match their American Girl Dolls, be sure to check out our AG sized Harajuku Skirt PDF pattern.
Here Are The Cover Pictures:
Tell Us What You Think:
We'd love to hear your opinion about which pattern should win - and why you voted for it. Leave a comment below.
44 Comments
Although I love the harajuku skirt, my friend would probably think it too short for her daughter, so I voted for the bubble skirt. At 2 1/2, she’s still too young to play with her mom’s AG doll, but she is already a fashionista. I will make something for her and her doll to wear when the time is right. I think my niece may have outgrown these sizes already, and at 12 1/2, she is quite tall.
I totally prefer to choose from the Doll Patterns. Thanks for your continued generosity.
Don’t like any of them. Would prefer 18" doll clothes only.
I chose the blouse, such a variety of sizes and the style is flattering on a lot of different body types.