Hi everyone,
On Friday (December 2nd) we are offering a free doll clothes pattern from Cinnamon Miles co-founder of the Liberty Jane Pattern Collection, 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. Cinnamon is also the coauthor of We Are Sew Powerful available on Amazon. Help us decide which one of these fun patterns should be free by voting below.
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More About Each Pattern:
Kings Canyon Hooded Moto Vest Designed To Fit 18 Inch Dolls Such As American Girl®: The Liberty Jane Kings Canyon Moto Vest is the latest addition to the Outback Libby Collection! This darling hooded vest combines the spunky styling of a moto jacket with the casualness of a hoodie. Design features for this fully lined vest include: double breasted moto styling with functioning buttons, trendy raw edge trim around the armhole, and a sporty knit hood. The vest is designed to have a loose fit and can be easily worn over a variety of other clothing items. It will also fit a variety of 18 inch dolls, including the larger pre-Mattel AG dolls!
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.
The Piccadilly Peacoat Designed To Fit 18 Inch Dolls Such As American Girl®: 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.
The Oxford Square Coat Designed To Fit 18 Inch Dolls Such As American Girl®: This jacket was one of our most popular designs from the 2010 Fall Collection. If your doll needs a heavy coat, this is the pattern for you. Long mid thigh length coat with two front pockets, cuffed sleeves and a lined hood. Fabric used is a houndstooth fleece. Other types of fabric that can be used are: Corduroy, Wool, Felted Wool, and polyester blend suiting fabrics. This pattern also works great to make a hooded raincoat! You can see the example in the second image, pair it with the Spring Shower Rainboots for a darling look for your doll! To make this version the recommended fabric would be oilcloth or ripstop nylon.
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Ooooooo . . . . Well, it breaks down like this: I have two of these, the Peacoat is on my Wish List and the Hooded Moto Jacket is new to me and I love it! It’s between the Peacoat and the Hooded Moto Jacket . . . augh, I can’t choose between so, I vote for either the Peacoat or the Hooded Moto Jacket. Okay? ;-}
Oh, the Piccadilly Peacoat! I love the flirtatious back of the coat. So unexpected with the girly pleats!
I vote for the oxford coat. Nice if you wish to use it for Dr. Who fashions for dolls as well.
I have all of the patterns and love them. Thank you for your generosity with free patterns.
Your generosity continues to make me smile. The Moto Vest has such cute styling with the welted pockets and princess seaming—and flattering to the wide shoulders of the AG dolls. Thank you so much “Team PixieFaire”.