On Friday, November 3rd, 2017 we are offering a free pattern from Margie Bowie founder of Little Miss Muffett. Be sure to vote today and then come back and get your copy of the winning pattern on Friday.
More About Margie In Her Own Words: "I have always had a love of sewing and have been fascinated with manipulating fabric since being taught by my gran at around the age of 7. In more recent years, besides general sewing, I have made and taught quilting. My love of dolls was put on hold for many years until three years ago when I happened upon Pixie Faire’s site and fell in love with all the outfits and beautiful dolls. Living in South Africa, good quality dolls are not readily available, but a month after venturing into the doll world, my son surprised me with my beautiful AG Julie and with much encouragement from him, my late husband and awesome friends, I started designing dolls’ clothes. I have finally found my niche and love every minute of it."
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More About Each Pattern:
Butterfly Kisses 18" Doll Clothes Pattern - This gorgeous high-waisted little dress in two lengths, has a ruffled scoop neckline, accent color on the shoulders and the hem ruffle, which comes up at the side, is finished with a bow. Appliquéd butterflies are placed randomly on the dress for extra pizazz. The Dress is made from Quilter’s Cotton, the Bodice is lined and closes with hook and loop tape in back. The skirt is cut as one piece and with clever fabric and pattern placement, the side split can be either on the left or right side of the dress. This is a great way to use up those tiny scraps – combine lightweight denim with lace; strong contrasts with bright vibrant colors; soft pastels with florals – anything goes. This easy PDF pattern is designed to fit 18” soft-bodied dolls such as American Girl®.
Edwardian Fall 18" Doll Clothes Pattern - This relatively easy PDF pattern offers a charming little outfit which is based on an Edwardian style for little girls. Although not historically correct, it is perfect for today’s 18” Miss to wear on cooler days. The pretty, clean lines of the dress, finished off with lace at the neck, cuff and hem edges, has Broderie Anglaise sleeves, which is also repeated in the make-up of the Pinafore. A tiny ribbon bow completes the front neck edge. The fully lined Pinafore has ruffles at the hem edge and ties at the back with ribbon. This pattern is designed to fit 18” soft-bodied dolls such as American Girl®.
Puff Dolly 18" Doll Clothes Pattern - An adorable full-gathered bubble-hemmed dress with a cute ruffle, just for fun. Made in soft lightweight Cotton, Chiffon, or Georgette, the dress features a round-necked bodice which has a drop-waist decorated with a pretty contrasting satin belt, buckle or bow; and a gathered puff skirt with ruffled hem. The dress is fully lined and closes with hook and loop tape in back. This easy PDF pattern offers a short-sleeved or sleeveless option and is designed to fit 18” soft-bodied dolls such as American Girl®.
Teacher's Pet 18" Doll Clothes Pattern - It’s ‘Back to School’ for our 18-inch Miss and time for uniforms, book bags and bus rides. This adorable School Uniform was made using both Quilter’s and Lightweight Cotton. Being totally reversible, this relatively easy PDF pattern offers four alternative outfits – perfect for the girl-on-the-go. Mix checks and plaids with solids for a delightful uniform, or patterns and plains for a cute skirt and blouse. Or, make a school uniform on one side and an after-school outfit on the other – the options and color combinations are endless. This pattern is designed to fit 18” soft-bodied dolls such as American Girl®.
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27 Comments
Nutmeg
November 01, 2017
Thanks Margie for your wonderful choices this week. I have picked the Edwardian Fall dress as my choice for this week. Thanks to Cinnamon for the opportunity to vote this week.
Cheryl R
November 01, 2017
It’s always hard to vote for just one when Little Miss Muffett designs are here because they’re all so pretty! I’m voting for Edwardian Fall because I like the way the dress looks both with the pinafore and without it. I have plenty of lacy little trims to use, and I can picture it with many cute fabrics.
Janice
November 01, 2017
What lovely patterns. Thank you for your generosity. I voted for Edwardian Fall.
Pat S
November 01, 2017
I love all the patterns today! Thank you so much for your giveways!
Helen
November 01, 2017
I love all the patterns! It will be so hard to pick just one!!! Thank you so much for such great choices!
Gloria
November 01, 2017
Such sweet patterns…and I especially like Edwardian Fall. Thank you for whichever one wins this week. They are all winners.
Joanne
November 01, 2017
Butterfly Kisses is just so cute.
Bonita
November 01, 2017
I like the Butterfly Kisses pattern. Thank you for making these available to us.
Melinda
November 01, 2017
Have both “Butterfly Kisses” and “Teacher’s Pet” outfits, of which both are extremely cute when completed. Would like to see the “Edwardian Fall” dress. I think this one would look great on my Samantha and/or Rebecca doll(s). Thank you for all your efforts in designing these wonderful outfits. Your patterns and directions are so easy to follow and I would encourage anyone thinking of purchasing one of your patterns to go ahead and do it.
Diana
November 01, 2017
Such great patterns. Thank you.
Laurie
November 01, 2017
I just love Edwardian clothing!
Thank you,
Laurie
Carol G
November 01, 2017
I LOVE THEM ALL! Thank you for your generosity!
kathleen rowley
November 01, 2017
Thank you so much for sharing your talent, the patterns are beautiful! I choose the Edwardian falls.
Mary Margaret Pettu
November 01, 2017
Oh Margie, I love, love, love your Edwardian Fall design! I voted for that. Thank you so very much for your lovely choices to chose from. Thanks too, to Cinnamon & Team for having the Friday Freebies!! ?☘??
joanne
November 01, 2017
I love the teacher’s pet and puff dolly but all of them are so cute! Thank you.
Donna Lesar
November 01, 2017
Thank you soooo much for sharing your beautiful patterns. Very hard to choose
Sandy
November 01, 2017
Thank you for the pattern choice, they are all fun. I’m so sorry for the loss of your husband. Being creative can help some in the healing process. May the Lord comfort you.
Roxie
November 01, 2017
Wow! So hard to choose. All four are adorable and would be great to add to any pattern library
Norma
November 01, 2017
They are all really awesome! It’s hard to choose!
Rene
November 01, 2017
Margie, thank you for your generosity! These are all so delightful that any of them will be a welcome addition to my collection. Thank you again!
Pamela duxbury
November 01, 2017
Thank you for such beautiful patterns!
PF Strong
November 01, 2017
Thank you, Margie, for offering a pattern this week! This is a tough choice- I am a sucker for reversible items, but I also love historical dresses like the Edwardian one. The other two dresses are very cute. Any of your dresses would be a great addition to a doll’s wardrobe!
Sharon
November 01, 2017
All these patterns are adorable, was really hard to choose one.. I did decide to vote for Edwardian Fall, thank you for your generosity.
BevM
November 01, 2017
These patterns are all so detailed and attractive!
Karen
November 01, 2017
Thanks !
Cheryl R
November 01, 2017
Thank you for another great pattern Margie! Your designs are all so beautiful!
Ellen
November 01, 2017
Thank you, Margie, for sharing your talent with us1!
More About Margie In Her Own Words: "I have always had a love of sewing and have been fascinated with manipulating fabric since being taught by my gran at around the age of 7. In more recent years, besides general sewing, I have made and taught quilting. My love of dolls was put on hold for many years until three years ago when I happened upon Pixie Faire’s site and fell in love with all the outfits and beautiful dolls. Living in South Africa, good quality dolls are not readily available, but a month after venturing into the doll world, my son surprised me with my beautiful AG Julie and with much encouragement from him, my late husband and awesome friends, I started designing dolls’ clothes. I have finally found my niche and love every minute of it."
Nutmeg
November 01, 2017
Thanks Margie for your wonderful choices this week. I have picked the Edwardian Fall dress as my choice for this week. Thanks to Cinnamon for the opportunity to vote this week.