Freebie Friday, (May 29th, 2015), Help Us Decide

Hi everyone,

On Friday (May 29th, 2015) we'll have one of the following patterns available for free from Cinnamon Miles or Melinda Schlimmer. 

More About Cinnamon and 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.

More About Melinda and Melody Valerie Couture: Melinda is an accomplished craftswoman and pattern designer. She spent her childhood making anything and everything, but began to specialize in sewing and patternmaking in high school. During her university studies, she cultivated her gifts for design, presentation, and garment construction. In 2008, she founded Melody Valerie Couture, which provides limited edition, couture-quality dresses to 18″ dolls. In 2012 she joined Liberty Jane Clothing and is a vital part of our design work, courses, and educational content.  

Help us decide which one of these fun patterns should be free by voting below. Then come back to Pixie Faire on Friday to see which pattern won and get the free download.

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Here is more information about each pattern:

The San Remo Dress Designed To Fit Ellowyne Wilde Dolls: The San Remo PDF dress pattern is now available for Ellowyne Wilde Dolls! This Liberty Jane design features a fully lined, strapless dress with princess seams and topstitching accents. Wear this dress on it’s own or over a tee or tank top. Check the free patterns tab for those patterns. There are 16 pages of full color step by step instruction and 2 pages of printable pattern pieces. There is also a text only instructions page, to save on printer ink! This fully lined design is easy to sew and works with a variety of woven fabrics! The example featured is a cotton chambray print and the dress would also look cute in a bright spring floral.

The San Remo Dress Designed To Fit BFC, INK. Dolls: This Liberty Jane design features a fully lined, strapless dress with princess seams and topstitching accents. Your BFC, INK. doll can wear this dress on it’s own or over a tee or tank top. Check the free patterns tab for those patterns. There are 16 pages of full color step by step instruction and 2 pages of printable pattern pieces. There is also a text only instructions page, to save on printer ink! This fully lined design is easy to sew and works with a variety of woven fabrics! The example featured is a cotton chambray print and the dress would also look cute in a bright spring floral.

The San Remo Dress Designed To Fit American Girl® Dolls: This cute dress designed to fit an American Girl Doll was part of the Liberty Jane Spring 2010 International Collection and is now available to download as a pdf pattern. The San Remo strapless dress is designed to fit over a tank or tee but also looks cute on it’s own! This fully lined design is easy to sew and works with a variety of woven fabrics! The example featured is a cotton chambray print and the dress would also look cute in a bright spring floral. 

The Check Dress For 18 Inch Dolls Such As American Girl: She was all set to leave for the day - but I made her run through the list one last time anyway. Wallet - check. Phone - check. Library books - check. Good attitude - check. Fabulously smashing frock -check? - check! Yes, that was the works. Beaming a smile, she turned and skipped out the door, into the noise of the city. Treat your 18” doll to this girly, yet elegant, frock - perfect for running errands around town or studying at the library. The unique design lines and extreme dropped waist combine beautifully with the short skirt, and tiny pleats in the sleeve cap add a vintage touch. The “Check” PDF Pattern works best when made from lightweight cotton shirting, chambray, or lawn; the Fall 2012 collection original was made from silk dupioni. For lining, any lightweight cotton or poly lining will work nicely - or turn up the glamour and use silk!

Take a Look At Each Pattern:

 We'd love to hear your opinion - which one of these fun patterns should be free? Leave a comment below with your opinion!