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Mix & Match Monday

Mix & Match Monday - Enter To Win! Sept. 23rd-30th

Hi everyone, 

Enter To Win! Which Look Is Best? Vote Now!

This week's giveaway includes two unique stylings of the Dragonfly Fairy Wings pattern for 18-inch dolls! What do you think of our two looks? Be sure to vote to help us decide which look is best and be entered into the giveaway to win the outfits featured in both looks! (*Note - the dolls are not included in the giveaway.)

More About The Mix Up:  This week we have a cute mix and match set that features the Dragonfly Fairy Wings made by Jerri Ellis, the designer of the Miss Cakes Closet patterns, as the prototype piece for the pattern! We've mixed it with several other Pixie Faire pattern designs to create two unique looks!

The giveaway includes:

  • The Woodland Fairy Outfit - this outfit features the wings paired with a sweet princess dress made using the pattern hack in the Sewing Costumes course. The dress has a knit top, fold over elastic straps, and a soft flowing sparkle mesh skirt overlay. The look is accessorized with a pair of sparkly slip-on shoes (American Girl Brand) and a tiny little butterfly!
  • The Fairy Princess Outfit - this outfit features the wings paired with a beautiful version of the Grand Supreme Pagent outfit made by Genine herself, and featured in the pattern! The outfit includes a corset style top accented with sparkly sequins and an off the shoulder ruffle. It's paired with a separate skirt with sequined fabric waistband and super fluffy organza ruffles. The look is completed with a tiny glitzy tiara, white flats, and ruffle lacy socks!

       

       

       

      Make It Today: Like the two looks that we've created and want to make your own? Click the images below to check out the patterns available.                   

         

      Vote Now & Enter To Win: You enter through the entry form that is embedded on this page and appears just below this paragraph, if you don't see it, be sure to visit the page from your desktop or an alternate browser such as Google Chrome. It may not appear on all mobile devices. The complete rules and entry details appear on the entry form. This is not a comment contest - in other words, leaving a comment on the bottom of this page is not an official entry method. The only required entry method is to vote in the poll to help us decide which look is best. One person will receive the outfit. You can enter once, or gain multiple entries by completing the other entry methods and increase your chances of winning. Please review all Terms and Conditions on the giveaway page before entering. While we wish we could run this contest everywhere, for legal reasons it is only open to eligible residents of the U.S. and Canada, not including Rhode Island. This contest is exclusively endorsed by Liberty Jane Clothing and Pixie Faire. Not endorsed by or affiliated with American Girl®.

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      Visit the Miss Cakes Closet pattern collection today!

      More about Jerri and Miss Cakes Closet (in her own words):

      "Although born in California, I've lived in the beautiful state of Oregon since I was 6. I grew up in the county swimming in the creeks, playing in the wood and picking berries for school clothes money in the summer.  And loving the costume movies of the 60s and 70s - how can anyone forget Liz Taylor as Cleopatra?  Edith Head was my and still is my idol! With Bob Mackey a close second. As a voracious reader my Grandfather, who read 5-6 books at a time, introduced me to Anne McCaffrey and the Dragon Riders of Pern and Ursula Le Guin and the Earthsea books when I was about 12. This turned into a life long love of reading and history. 
      This was also about the time I discovered fashion and costume history. Sewing since about 6 years old started I turning scraps of fabric into dramatic Barbie and Skipper clothes. In high school, I constructed costumes and scenery for every play they would let me.  Later I completed my degree at the Eastern Oregon University in Costume and Scenic Design. Returning to the Portland area with my daughter, Katelyn, I started working at a local community college in the student services area. When I retired I worked in veteran services with up to 400 veterans a term accessing their benefits.  
      I'm retired now and enjoy sewing and creating at multiple levels with multiple medias.  I am a self-confessed collector of fine fabrics and craft supplies.  This collecting hobby has nothing to do with sewing - that is a totally different hobby! But I still make costumes - both for my daughter and the love of my life, Escher, my 5 year old grandson. A knight is on the drawing board for Halloween. My favorite holiday."

       

      Inquiring minds want to know:
      Q: What's your favorite food:
      A: I love dark chocolate - especially on smoky crisp pepper bacon
      Q: What's your favorite place to shop:
      A: I love my weekly trip to Starbucks - a skinny mocha, extra hot and a quiet hour with Pinterest!  I also love books - I have quite a diverse reading list
      Q: What's your dream vacation:
      A: My dream vacation is a trip to Scotland, England, and France - then a quick hop over to New Zealand!
      Q: What else might we want to know? 
      A: I love working with our Pixie Faire pattern testers - they are so knowledgeable and wonderful to work with!

       

      We'd love to hear from you. Leave a comment and tell us - which look is best! And be sure to thank Jerri, Genine, and the Pixie Faire team for giving away such cute outfits!

      Thanks, everyone!

      The Pixie Faire Team

       

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      197 Comments

      Love the fairy princess look!

      Trudy

      We live in the woods in West Virginia. We love the Woodland Fairy, she looks like a ballerina, like my granddaughters.

      lisa

      Fairy Princess gets my vote today. Love the tiara too.

      Marietta

      I love fairy princess can see adding a longer tulle skirt under it an it becomes a bride or pageant queen both are adorable

      Emily Berglund

      I like the Fairy Princess view due to the ruffle around the neckline. This is a unique look from so many doll ballet costumes – not that those aren’t cute too. Thanks for offering these lovely costumes.

      Sue

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