Hi everyone,
On Friday (January 12, 2018)) 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 Roebuck Skirt Designed to Fit 18 Inch Dolls: The Liberty Jane Roebuck bay Skirt Pattern for 18 inch dolls will add that special touch to your dolls outfit! This cute skirt was featured in both the 2012 Outback Libby: Roebuck Bay Outfit and the more recent Paradise outfit and is sure to be a hit! The pattern includes 3 design options. View A includes an exposed elastic waistband, pintuck detailing, inset trim, and a delicate hemline trim. View B includes a simplified version geat for a beginning seamstress! The skirt is just one piece sewn to the exposed elastic waistband. View C is a combination of A & B, a darling skirt with inset trim detail, but no pintucks. Any of these design options will be a great addition to your dolls wardrobe and will fit a variety of 18" dolls such as - American Girl® (and other similar size dolls), Journey Girls, and 21" Karito Kids. The elastic waist provides a very simple adjustable fit! Finished skirt measures 5" from top of elastic to hem.
The Roebuck Bay Skirt Designed To Fit 14-14.5 Inch Dolls: The Liberty Jane Roebuck Bay Skirt Pattern for 14 and 14.5-inch dolls will add that special touch to your doll's outfit! This cute skirt was originally featured in the 2012 Outback Libby: Roebuck Bay Outfit for 18” dolls and is sure to be a hit for the new Wellies and Hearts for Hearts Girls®! View A includes an exposed elastic waistband, pintuck detailing, inset trim, and a delicate hemline trim. View B includes a simplified version, which is great for a beginning seamstress! The skirt is just one piece sewn to the exposed elastic waistband. The trim along the hemline can be added for a delicate detail. Both of these design options will be a great addition to your doll's wardrobe. Finished skirt measures 3.5" from the top of the elastic to hem.
The Genoa Jumper Designed to Fit 18 Inch Dolls: A modern button front jumper with 1960’s flair - The Liberty Jane® Genoa Jumper, designed to fit 18 inch dolls such as American Girl® and Tonner My Imagination, includes design details such as: A fully lined dress with all seams enclosed, Deep V front, Front Button Opening*, and Optional pleated patch pockets. The jumper is designed to be worn over a variety of tops. In the example images we’ve paired the jumper with a mock turtleneck and 3/4 length sleeve t-shirt from the LJ T-Shirt Variations Pattern, a grey sweater made from the LJ Cropped Sweater pattern, and tights made using the LJ Leggings pattern.
The finished length of the dress is mid-upper thigh, which looks great worn over tights or leggings. For a more modest look you can easily modify the length of the dress by simply adding 1-2 inches to the length of the front and back pieces.
The Genoa Jumper Designed To Fit 14 To 14.5 Inch Dolls: A modern button front jumper with 1960’s flair - The Liberty Jane® Genoa Jumper, designed to fit 14 and 14.5 inch dolls such as WellieWishers™ and Hearts For Hearts Girls® dolls includes design details such as: a fully lined dress with all seams enclosed, deep V front, and front button opening. The jumper is designed to be worn over a variety of tees or tops and looks great over tights or leggings!
The finished length of the dress is mid-upper thigh, which looks great worn over tights or leggings. For a more modest look you can easily modify the length of the dress by simply adding 1-2 inches to the length of the front and back pieces.
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124 Comments
I love both looks, but ultimately chose the Jumper! Thanks for sharing your talents, Cinnamon!
I vote for the Genoa jumper for the 18" doll. It reminds me of a gray wool jumper that I had in my 20"s. I loved that jumper and cut a pattern from it that I made in another fabric.
I voted for 18" Roebuck Bay skirt pattern, after much thought, as I also wanted either pattern in WW size, but reasoned I can easily reduce either one for the WW girls.
Hope one of the 18" doll patterns wins. Both are so cute…but if I can only vote for one, it would be the jumper. Thank you!
Thank you, Cinnamon, for sharing on Freebie Friday!