Hi everyone,
On Friday (March 9th, 2018) we're offering a free doll clothes pattern from Angela McCormick of My Angie Girl. Be sure to vote today and then come back and get your copy of the winning pattern on Friday.
More About Angela (in her own words):
As a mother to four adorable girls, I have always loved sewing little girly things for them. When they started growing out of ruffles and bows, I started sewing miniature versions of my favorite things. In searching for a way to fund my hobby, I found that designing patterns for dolls was almost as much fun as sewing for them. My (real) girls play an active role in my designs, sharing ideas and opinions, and providing artwork for parts of the patterns. My husband patiently tolerates the fabric stashes around the house, the dolls all over the dining room table, and the threads on the bottom of his socks! It has been so much fun to partner with the Pixie Faire team for the past three years. Thank you for continuing to shop through our patterns. I hope you enjoy them as much as we enjoyed creating them!
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The Round Collar Dress and Bloomers Pattern For 15" Dolls: The Round Collar Dress pattern for 15” dolls is versatile and will be a staple in Baby Doll's wardrobe. The dress is designed with a high yoke. The yoke is lined and closes in the back with hook and loop fastener. The round collar is a perfect place to add embroidery work. While adding embroidery work is optional, the PDF pattern includes four (4) hand embroidery designs. These designs are just the right size for Baby Doll and can be traced onto your collar fabric and hand-stitched in colors to coordinate with your fabric. The puffed-sleeves on this dress are gathered with elastic. Little bloomers and instructions for a ribbon headband complete the outfit. Add some lace trim to dress it up or leave it plain for everyday wear.
The Scalloped Yoke Dress and Bonnet Pattern for 15" Dolls: The Scalloped-Yoke Dress pattern was inspired by an adorable Mid-1950's child's dress. The dress pattern has a high yoke, with a scalloped yoke overlay and lining. The puffed-sleeves are gathered with elastic. Bloomers and a lined Scalloped Brim Bonnet complete the outfit. Add a lot of lace trim to dress it up or just a little for everyday wear. The Scalloped Yoke also has a nice place to add a small embroidered design.
The Ruffled Nightgown Pattern for 18" Dolls: The Ruffled Nightgown pattern was inspired by Don Daily’s whimsical illustrations in The Nutcracker, a childhood holiday classic by E.T.A. Hoffman. The long gown has options for a shirred yoke and long or three-quarter length sleeves. The bodice is lined. Puffy sleeves and ruffles on the yoke give the gown a Victorian look. This design works well in lightweight cottons, cotton blends, as well as lightweight flannel. The ruffles can also be made from flat eyelet lace.
The Ruffled Nightgown Pattern for 14.5" Dolls: The Ruffled Nightgown pattern was inspired by Don Daily’s whimsical illustrations in The Nutcracker, a childhood holiday classic by E.T.A. Hoffman. The long gown has options for a shirred yoke and long or three-quarter length sleeves. The bodice is lined. Puffy sleeves and ruffles on the yoke give the gown a Victorian look. This design works well in lightweight cottons, cotton blends, as well as lightweight flannel. The Ruffles can also be made from Flat Eyelet Lace.
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133 Comments
Add me to the list of people who voted for the 14.5"-sized nightgown whose vote didn’t register. I came back to see the comments, but voted earlier and also saw 0 votes after my vote. I also agree with P.A. who said that it would be nice to have a week where only Bitty Baby or only 13"-14.5" patterns were offered without an 18" option. All of the patterns this week are great, and I do really like the 18" nightgown pattern. It would just be nice to have a real opportunity for Freebie Fridays to be for other sizes sometimes. Thank you, Angie, though, so much for your generosity in offering the free pattern this week, and we are grateful for whatever wins. And thank you for showing us some of your patterns in different sizes.
Love the ruffled nightgown. I get a lot of requests for nightwear and like having new styles for “choices”!
Wow! This is a REALLY difficult decision! Thank you Angela for this wonderful selection and opportunity. And thank you Cinnamon for all you do.
Your counter isn’t working. I’m another person who chose the Wellie pattern, but the counter still shows 0 votes for it.
I voted for the nightgown for the 14.5 " doll and, sadly, it did not seem to register for the vote count still said “zero votes.”
It would really be nice if you would gave a vote I which ALL of the choices were for the 13" and 14.5" dolls. Including them along side of patterns for 18" dolls guarantees that they will lose.
Thank you for considering giving the 13-14" patterns a chance. There are many of us who sew for this size doll.