Hi everyone,
On Friday (December 26th, 2014) we'll have one of the following four patterns available for free. Help us decide by voting in this poll, then come back to Pixie Faire on Friday to download the winning pattern for free. The winning pattern will be featured on the home-page slider so you can easily see which pattern won and download it.
This week we're featuring the work of Cinnamon Miles and the Liberty Jane Clothing Tee Shirt Collection designed to fit 18 inch American Girl Dolls.
More About Cinnamon Miles, Liberty Jane Clothing: Cinnamon is the co-founder of Liberty Jane Clothing and Pixie Faire. She's also the author of several bestselling books on fashion and sewing. She strives to design on-trend clothing made to fit 18 inch dolls such as American Girl® and other doll types too.
Vote Now:
Here is more information about each pattern:
The V-Neck Tee For 18 Inch Dolls: A v-neck tee is a great addition to any doll’s wardrobe! Liberty Jane is excited to offer you this PDF sewing pattern to teach you how to do this “lapped v” technique. This is a perfect project for using upcycled t-shirts that you might have lying around. There are 11 pages of full color step by step instruction as well as 1 page of text only summary of instructions to save on printer ink! These full color easy to follow instructions walk you through each step in completing a V-Neck Tee for your American Girl ® dolls.
Tell Us What You Think:
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46 Comments
The UK holiday top is so cute. I love that one.
U.K. holiday top
UK Holiday top! Love them all though!
I voted for the V-neck. Love them all. Your patterns are wonderful and my grandkids love them too. I have “adopted” a few little doll buddies and I try to make them all clothes.
I vote for the UK holiday top.
Compliments of the season to all and thank you for wonderful patterns