Hi everyone,
On Friday (August 11, 20117)) we are offering a free pattern from Cinnamon Miles co-founder of Liberty Jane Clothing, Pixie Faire, and Sew Powerful. Be sure to vote today and then come back and get your copy of the winning pattern on Friday.
More About Cinnamon: Cinnamon strives to design on-trend clothing made to fit 18 inch dolls such as American Girl® and other doll types too. Her inspiration comes from street fashion from around the world. She is the author of numerous books including The Idiots Guide: Sewing. Help us decide which one of these fun patterns should be free by voting below.
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More About Each Pattern:
The Peleton Jacket Designed To Fit 18 Inch Dolls Such As American Girl®: Get a fresh new look with the cropped motorcycle jacket featured in the Liberty Jane Spring 2014 Euro Libby Outfit: Peleton! Whether your doll is riding in France or shopping with friends, she will look fabulous in this trendy cropped jacket. Mixing tweed and lace gives the classic motorcycle jacket a fresh new twist. This fully lined jacket includes a separating zipper, epaulettes and lace accents. Try using a faux suede or leather for the collar to give it that trendy look. Suggested fabrics include lightweight tweed, linen, denim or faux leather. When choosing a lace fabric, be sure to double check the scale of the pattern so it’s not too big for the doll!
The Le Marais Coat Designed To Fit 18 Inch Dolls Such As American Girl®: The Liberty Jane® Le Marais Coat 18 inch Doll Clothes PDF pattern. The stylish coat featured in both the Liberty Jane® Fall 2012 Euro Libby: Le Marais and 2014 Destination Dresden outfits is now available as a pdf sewing pattern! Your doll will be ready to gallery hop during a visit to Le Marais in this beautiful fully lined coat. Details include princess seaming, topstitched seams, working front buttons, and cute tiny accent buttons on the cuff.
The Piccadilly Peacoat Designed To Fit 18 Inch Dolls Such As American Girl®: The Liberty Jane® Euro Libby: Piccadilly Peacoat PDF Pattern will delight your 18-inch American Girl Doll! Your doll will be ready to jump on the London bus and head straight to Piccadilly Circus in this adorable fully lined peacoat. This is a classic with a twist - charming inset pleats along the back, finished with a belt. The double-breasted front features a row of functional buttons so your doll can wear her coat open or buttoned up. Decorative welt pockets run along topstitched princess seams. Cuffs are accented with two tiny buttons. Suggested fabrics include wool, wool blends, suiting type fabrics, corduroy or velveteen. We used a lightweight wool which tailors beautifully with a little steam from the iron. A rayon lining was used to line the coat but a poly lining would also work nicely.
The Penny Lane Jacket Designed To Fit 18 Inch Dolls Such As American Girl®: The Liberty Jane Penny Lane Jacket 18 inch Doll Clothes PDF Pattern. Your doll will be ready to shop with her friends along Penny Lane in this cute little jacket. This fully lined jacket is modern with a vintage flair. It can be easily dressed up or worn with jeans for a more city-smart casual look. Tiny authentic detail is the key to a realistic looking scaled down jacket and this one has captured those details perfectly! Featured in the 2012 Spring Line International Collection, paired with the Peplum Top and Skinny Jeans.
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95 Comments
Since I already have the Piccadilly Peacoat (which WOULD have been my first choice), my vote goes for Le Marais coat. Thank you, Cinnamon, for your generosity in offering “Freebie Friday”!
This was a very hard decision…
All patterns are very nice.
The only pattern that I don’t have is the Piccadilly Peacoat. The rest are a lot of fun and work up really well. Each one adds so much style to any 18" doll’s wardrobe – It’s great being able to hand my granddaughter a new little piece just to see how she mixes things up! So, we shall see how it goes this week . . . (I may be getting a new pattern ;-) .)
Love them all but the Peacoat is such a classic. Thank you for your generosity!