12 Days of Christmas - Day 11 January 4th, 2019

Karen Ratzlaff

January 04, 2019

Love the details of the Highlands outfits. As always, Gennie does a wonderful job with her patterns.
As a third generation Canadian of mixed European heritage, our cultural traditions included lots of food! Veraniki, holubschi, borscht and of course baking of an immense variety!! Our families carry on some portion of these traditions and over the years other cultures have added to the mix! I love the fact that people of other cultures have shared their traditions in these posts. Very interesting.

T

January 04, 2019

“A FAVORITE CULTURAL TRADITION I TAKE PART IN OR FIND INTERESTING IS the french canadian dancing or jigging. A CULTURAL PATTERN I WOULD LIKE TO SEE OFFERED AT PIXIE FAIRE WOULD BE the french canadian dance costume.

Ruth

January 04, 2019

A CULTURAL PATTERN I WOULD LIKE TO SEE OFFERED AT PIXIE FAIRE WOULD BE an around the world pattern each month. Each month feature a pattern based on a different country. Give a little background information on the country and the clothing and let it be a geography lesson we could share with our girls.

Marlene

January 04, 2019

A FAVORITE CULTURAL TRADITION I TAKE PART IN OR FIND INTERESTING comes from my Italian . heritage. A CULTURAL PATTERN I WOULD LIKE TO SEE OFFERED AT PIXIE FAIRE WOULD BE..something that is Italian. thank you for askling

Suzanne

January 04, 2019

A FAVORITE CULTURAL TRADITION I FIND INTERESTING IS PRETTY MUCH ANYTHING SCOTTISH OR IRISH.

I love learning about my heritage.

Maryann

January 04, 2019

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Trina

January 04, 2019

The one tradition I love is my Mothers fruit Cake, passed down to her from my grandmother. The outfit I would like to see is a Japanese Princess Outfit. And thank you pixiefaire for all the wonderful outfits you have made available so far, they have all been absolutely adorable.

Sandra

January 04, 2019

My interest in Scottish culture began when my youngest daughter went to a high school where the mascot was the Highlanders. First she began Highland dancing and then she learned to play the bagpipes. I really enjoyed sewing various dance costumes and I learned how to make a traditional kilt which requires 9 yards of fabric and arranging the pleats so they replicate the appearance of the plaid design as it appeared on the bolt. After graduation she attended a college where played the bagpipes for The fighting Scots. The capstone of this experience was a trip to Scotland to deliver her to a university that she attended for a semester. She bought home 9 yards of the school plaid wool so that I could make another kilt. She later attended graduate school at another university where the mascot was the fighting Scots and played the bagpipes for various activities. I was so excited to see that the graduate regalia included a lovely traditional tam that is black trimmed with the school plaid. Lately she has led the family Scandinavian culture so II would like to see more Scandinavian patterns.

Danielle

January 04, 2019

A traditional outfit pattern I would like to see would be a German dirndle dress.

J

January 04, 2019

A favorite cultural tradition I take part in is going out with friends and family for a fancy English tea. A cultural pattern I would like to see offered at Pixie Faire would be everyday outfits from the early 1900’s such as Anne of Green Gables, Downton Abbey, and Mary Poppins.

Jodi C

January 04, 2019

My husband is German and Polish. I am Scottish. A favorite cultural tradition I take part in is to bake German Stollen, Polish Poppy Seed Roll, and Scottish Shortbread at Christmas. A cultural pattern that I would like to see offered at Pixie Faire is a traditional Polish skirt and top.

Linda Thompson

January 04, 2019

A favorite cultural tradition I take part in or find interesting are Native American’s performing their dances. In my home town they have an annual Pow Wow that brings in dancers from several tribes throughout the country. A cultural pattern I would like to see offered at Pixie Faire would be traditional Native costumes.”

Linda

January 04, 2019

A favorite custom for me is to celebrate Burn’s Night in January with all my Scotch/Irish friends. We make traditional Scotch dishes and and read poetry. Of course we dress in our clan outfits.

LORI WILSON

January 04, 2019

A FAVORITE CULTURAL TRADITION I TAKE PART IN OR FIND INTERESTING IS…  A CULTURAL PATTERN I WOULD LIKE TO SEE OFFERED AT PIXIE FAIRE WOULD BE… I am personally involved on geek culture, I’d love to see some simple cosplay patterns!

Patricia

January 04, 2019

The cultural event I would like to see would be an Cherokee Indian Pow-Wow outfit.

Alice

January 04, 2019

A favorite cultural tradition of mine is to visit 1800 restoration villages and spend time volunteering working on quilting for them. I very much like the reproduction 1800s doll patterns you offer and would like to see more knitted shawl and glove patterns for the period, as well as small period pieces to sew like a needle holder called a housewife in doll size.

Betty Key

January 04, 2019

A cultural pattern I would like to see offered at Pixie Faire would be… any Irish or European dance costumes.

Gloria

January 04, 2019

I’m from Newfoundland, Canada. My heritage is Irish, Scottish and British. I would like to see patterns that reflect these cultures.

lindie

January 04, 2019

Where I live I like to take part in the Alpenfest festival. I enjoy the dancing, music and food vendors. I would love to see a Swiss inspired dress.

Nina S

January 04, 2019

A favorite cultural tradition I participate in is Ukrainian-style Christmas celebration with all the traditional songs (do you know, by the way, that “Carol of Bells” is, actually, a traditional Ukrainian song?) and dances.A cultural-based pattern I’d like to see offered is traditional Japanese outfit.

Brenda

January 04, 2019

What adorable outfits!!!!

Delpha

January 04, 2019

A favorite cultural tradition that I like to take part in is making Christmas pudding and mince pies for Christmas. You have so many wonderful cultural patterns already available but I think it would be great to see a Phillipines style dress pattern

Kathleen

January 04, 2019

A cultural tradition I take part in is to make a Lamb pound cake for Easter. Lamb cake is a Polish sign of spring and I am now teaching my grandchildren to carry on the tradition. I would love to see a German Dirndl skirt and peasant blouse. Thanks for asking.

Loretta

January 04, 2019

A FAVORITE CULTURAL TRADITION I TAKE PART IN OR FIND INTERESTING IS baking Welsh cakes, from a recipe from my paternal Grandma, who was born in Cardiff, Wales. A CULTURAL PATTERN I WOULD LIKE TO SEE OFFERED AT PIXIE FAIRE WOULD BE a Welsh costume!

Debby

January 04, 2019

A FAVORITE CULTURAL TRADITION I TAKE PART IN OR FIND INTERESTING IS… The Spanish dancers… A CULTURAL PATTERN I WOULD LIKE TO SEE OFFERED AT PIXIE FAIRE WOULD BE… African dancers and Arabian Prince and Princess

Sue Normann

January 04, 2019

My favorite cultural tradition is hanging mistletoe. My husband harvested it for me this Christmas from a local tree. Mistletoe is both a Nordic and Druid tradition. Since my husband is Norwegian and I am Scot/Irish, this has meaning for us both.

I would love to see cultural patterns from the Russian Imperial era: Russian peasant, Cossacks, Imperial ball gowns, Tsar/Tsarina, Anastasia & sibling day outfits, jewelry, purses based on Faberge eggs.

Kathleen Stull

January 04, 2019

I find native American tradition and culture very interesting. I’ve watched a few powwows where the drumming and the dancing happens. It’s quite beautiful

VICKY

January 04, 2019

A cultural tradition I am looking forward to participating in more is the Festival du Voyageur. It is a celebration of French Canadian and Metìs heritage that takes place in Winnipeg, Manitoba in February. A cultural pattern I would like to see the the Icelandic Fjalkona costume.

Cindy

January 04, 2019

A favorite cultural event i tak part in is christmas at red clay state park. It is a tour and skit about the last stronghold of the indians before they started the trail of tears. I would like to see a traditional indian wedding dress pattern and male wedding outfit for 18" doll.

William

January 04, 2019

A FAVORITE CULTURAL TRADITION I TAKE PART IN OR FIND INTERESTING IS the traditional Fairs in Spain… A CULTURAL PATTERN I WOULD LIKE TO SEE OFFERED AT PIXIE FAIRE WOULD BE a Flamenco his and hers pattern set …

Mary

January 04, 2019

Like the highlander pattern. Would look good on my doll. Better yet to win the products.

Piroska

January 04, 2019

A cultural pattern I would like to see is a Swiss outfit.

Lorine

January 04, 2019

A favorite cultural tradition I take part in is going to the Highland Games. There is one at Thanksgiving Point & another in Payson each year. Three of my sons were the kilts that I made. I have looked through the directions for Genniewren’s kilt & it is VERY authentic. I would like to see some eastern European patterns along with the embroidery (either machine or hand) for them.
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Linda in PA

January 04, 2019

We combine Thanksgiving and Christmas so that all the family can join in without making multiple out-of-state trips. Lots of food, a white elephant gift exchange, and always, a rousing game or two or three of Hearts after dinner. I’d like to see Native American styles. I live near the Seneca Nation of Indians and I’d love to see how their traditional garb differs from Cherokee, Lakota, Hopi, Navajo, and other nations.

Amity

January 04, 2019

We have several folk festivals where I live. I enjoy the multi-cultural dancing, costumes, food, and stories! I’d love to see some patterns for the Mexican “Día de los Muertos” (Day of the Dead). Year’s ago, my mom made costumes for my dolls that represented different traditional clothing in Ghana and the Ukraine. She also made Spanish flamenco outfits!

Heidi

January 04, 2019

A favorite cultural tradition I take part in is Thanksgiving. . A cultural pattern I would like to see offered at Pixie Faire would be Pilgrim/Puritan/Native American/early settler outfits.

Terri

January 04, 2019

My only cultural tradition I take part in is Christmas. I would love to see a Lederhosen pattern for both boys and girls.

Fran R.

January 04, 2019

The cultural event I enjoy the most occurs once a year. My sister lives in Holland Michigan. In the spring time the city puts on A Tulip festival. Thousands of tulips have been planted curbside all through the residential areas the parks and the downtown business district. There are craft vendors selling beautiful work and and food. It culminates in a big parade with bands and horses and the featured Kloppen Dancers dancing in full Dutch costume and wooden shoes. This festival draws people from all over the world.

Carol

January 04, 2019

“A FAVORITE CULTURAL TRADITION I TAKE PART IN IS BAKING CHRISTMAS COOKIES FROM MY FAMILY’S HERITAGE. A CULTURAL PATTERN I WOULD LIKE TO SEE OFFERED AT PIXIE FAIRE WOULD BE DANCING COSTUMES FROM COUNTRIES LIKE GERMANY, SWEDEN, POLAND & RUSSIA.”

Debra

January 04, 2019

A favorite cultural tradition I take part in is making homemade cheese for the holiday, It takes a LOT of stirring and time, but it is yummy and the whole family enjoys it! A cultural pattern I would like to see offered at Pixie Faire would be traditional Ukrainian dance costumes. Or perhaps some traditional historic polish outfits.

Maggie Klein

January 04, 2019

The tradition that my sister and I share is gifting each other German kuegals for Xmas.

Motorcycle Oma

January 04, 2019

My favourite cultural tradition I take part in is Sinterklaas (he comes the evening of Dec 5th to the children in the Netherlands (and some other countries). I give my gifts to my children and they can take the time at Christmas to spend with their families.
A cultural patterns I would like to see offered would be traditional Dutch clothing (some of the small communities, still wear traditional clothes)

Lynn

January 04, 2019

The best tradition I can remember is my grandmother,mother and I used to make Divinity Fudge on Christmas Eve with the intention of serving it to guests through the Christmas season. Sometimes, however, it didn’t last long enough to be served. All of your pattern choices are quite varied and diverse.

Cathy

January 04, 2019

Oh how I would love to win these adorable Scottish kilts and accessories! They are just precious and so detailed. I have 2 beautiful granddaughters who just received their first 18” dolls for Christmas and I think theses outfits would help provide an opportunity to share our oral heritage in a fun and meaningful way. Genealogy and cultural study have always been a passion in my life as I think it is important to know where we originated and to honour the sacrifices and hard work of our ancestors. Good luck to all!

Shaya

January 04, 2019

A cultural tradition our family enjoys is celebrating Oktoberfest every year. My husband’s family is German, and we love doing the chicken dance! I would love to see some African culture offered on Pixie Faire patterns.

Amy

January 04, 2019

A favorite cultural tradition I take part in or find interesting is my viewing my friends annual Pow Wow. He was the former President of his nation, and loves when folks who are not Hochuck join in and learn more about their culture. Not only is there dancing, but traditional food, they build a winter hut with traditional tools, and many other educational opportunities. A cultural pattern I would like to see offered at Pixie Faire would be First Americans pieces designed in collaboration with the First Nations.

Karen

January 04, 2019

I really don’t have a cultural tradition other than Christmas, or Fourth of July. I’m an American through and through. So Apple pie, baseball in the Spring, and football in the fall are my traditions. Pixie Faire does a great job in making outfits to meet all my needs. Thank you

Suzanne Lavanaway

January 04, 2019

A favorite cultural tradition I take part in or find interesting is. October Fest A cultural pattern I would like to see offered at Pixie Faire would be lederhosen.

Nancy

January 04, 2019

I love to attend Highland festivals. The next cultural I would like to see are the Bavarian Dirndl dress and the Germans Lederhosen.

Denise M Mullins

January 04, 2019

I would like to see more of ltalian cultural in the future

eileen

January 04, 2019

A favorite cultural tradition I take part in or find interesting is Native American dance. A cultural pattern I would like to see offered at Pixie Faire would be Native American outfits.

Janet

January 04, 2019

My family has a lot of Polish ancestry . We like to celebrate Holidays with traditional Polish foods, Kielbasi, pierogi,, cheese babka .
I’d love to see traditional Polish outfits offered – when I was a girl I wore one on feast days celebrations.

Cecilia

January 04, 2019

Pixie Faire is such a wonderful doll pattern site, where you can not only get the latest fashions but also fashions throughout the years…above all they include fashions from other countries and actually show us clothing we might never see elsewhere. Thank you for showing us and providing the patterns that we might make and show our younger generations.

Emma

January 04, 2019

A favorite cultural tradition I take part in is my family’s danish smorgasbord for Christmas Eve dinner.

A cultural pattern I would like to see offered at Pixie Faire would be a Japanese style school uniform.

Linda Hansen

January 04, 2019

My granddaughters I make doll clothes are Mexican, I would love to see more Hispanic inspired patterns.

Kathy

January 04, 2019

We always have a family favorite of Blackeye Pea dip on New Years day. Leftovers can be eaten later as a vegetable. I would be interested in an Irish or German outfit.

Heather

January 04, 2019

My favorite cultural tradition is making special food for New Year’s day. I made black eyed peas, collard greens, and sweet potato pie. I’d love to see a traditional Turkish costume.

Roxie

January 04, 2019

A FAVORITE CULTURAL TRADITION I TAKE PART IN OR FIND INTERESTING IS the Bahamian celebration of Junkanoo. A CULTURAL PATTERN I WOULD LIKE TO SEE OFFERED AT PIXIE FAIRE WOULD BE a costume representing those worn during the Junkanoo parade.

Judy Kauffman

January 04, 2019

I would like to see more of the everyday clothes from the Elizabethan period of England.

Carolyn

January 04, 2019

I take part in many cultural activities throughout the year as I live in an area known for the diverse cultures. We have the Spanish Fiesta as well as Cinco de Mayo March 17 brings our Irish out to play and it continues through the year with many nationalities featured throughout the year. We have had many dragon dances, And of course our favorite time is Independence Day July 4th when you see many cultural flags on shirts while all participate in the founding of this wonderful country. Pixie Fairie does a great job of meeting most sewing wants and needs with many talented people providing new and interesting patterns. I’d like to see monthly cultural patterns periodically. ie Scottish a blurb about Scottish history surrounding a certain outfit then either part of the outfit is featured as the free item, or throughout the month you can get most of the outfit such as kilt one week, slippers next etc You guys do amazingly well not a lot of improvement to be needed

Gaile

January 04, 2019

The favorite tradition in our home is putting up a small manger with Jesus Mary, Joseph and all the things that go with it. We also put up a large one in our small Catholic Church in the country. Wouldn’t it be cute to dress up the AG dolls as the statues. Patterns like this I would like to see someone make.

Anne

January 04, 2019

A favorite cultural tradition I take part in is the NYC Tartan Day Parade, celebrating both my heritage and my West Highland White Terrier—we march with dozens of Westies and Scotties. I would love to see Pixie Faire offer more cultural patterns in general since there are so many amazing traditional costumes across the globe to celebrate!

Robin

January 04, 2019

My favorite cultural event I enjoy is the Tulip Festival in Holand, Mi.

SHARON

January 04, 2019

ST. LUCIA OUTFIT.

Mickey

January 04, 2019

We always have pork and sauerkraut on New Years Day. But this year almost missed out because sauerkraut was hard to find. Got the last 2 jars at the store! I would like to see Scandinavian designs.

Rose

January 04, 2019

I am Mexican and my husband is Italian.
Our celebrations includes so many delicious food traditions. Doll clothing from these country would really be a delight!

VICTORIA

January 04, 2019

“A FAVORITE CULTURAL TRADITION I TAKE PART IN OR FIND INTERESTING IS…
making the best chili dishes for big groups. Our family likes having parties where all the cousins come and we reminisce about when we were young. A CULTURAL PATTERN I WOULD LIKE TO SEE OFFERED AT PIXIE FAIRE WOULD BE…” the couture style of France. I love going to the Fashion Exhibits in Paris when I travel there. They featured one time French Couture from the 50’s and it was so exciting.

Laura

January 04, 2019

“A FAVORITE CULTURAL TRADITION I TAKE PART IN OR FIND INTERESTING IS… A CULTURAL PATTERN I WOULD LIKE TO SEE OFFERED AT PIXIE FAIRE WOULD BE…”
Growing up in the Southwest I have a great affinity for the Native Americans. Each tribe has aunique culture, clothing and design/decoration. I would love to see some different patters depicting some of the different tribes.

Dorothy

January 04, 2019

tradition…Easter, as it welcomes our new life.
pattern…early South American dress. Does anyone know how the Aztecs and/or Mayan dressed?
Thank you for offering these daily treats – only one of the reasons why I love this site.

Tami

January 04, 2019

My husband spent 2 years in Scotland and Ireland on a church mission. He always wanted a kilt, but passed away from cancer before we were able to get one for him. This kilt pattern is so cute and will be a great outfit for my 7 granddaughters. We honor him with his favorite traditional meal of corned beef and all of the trimmings—twice a year. and we named our son after the first town he lived in. Our friends from Scotland got us hooked on Outlander and I see you have a dress pattern appropriate for the time period. I recently found my biological mother and brothers and have learned they lived in Hawaii and some of the Polynesian islands. I see that you already have grass skirts and dresses from the islands. I’d like to know where to find some fun small flower and plaids to make some of these for the dolls. Your choice of patterns are great.

Margaret P

January 04, 2019

“A favorite cultural tradition I take part in or find interesting is my mom’s southern cooking of hoppin’ john, greens and cornbread. A cultural pattern I would like to see offered at Pixie Faire would be French peasant.”

Shannon Eileen

January 04, 2019

We love to make Irish soda bread on Saint Patrick’s day because we are Irish! We have also made corn beef and cabbage which was a little hard but tasted really good!

Cathie

January 04, 2019

A favourite cultural tradition I find interesting Is anything Scottish and Irish.. My grandmother, mother and aunt all taught dancing. I grew up with Irish jigs, sword dances and the highland fling. My favourite is anything Irish, I would love to see a pattern for both the authentic Irish jig costume and the embroidered Irish dance costumes.

Rebecca

January 04, 2019

My favorite cultural activity I participate in is native American celebration dances. I would love to see native American costumes offered at Pixie Faire. I would love to see the costumes that feature bead work or embroidery which can be duplicated on suede cloth very effectively with a glue gun for beading and perma pens to replicate intricate embroidered designs. Thank you so much for the wonderful array of patterns you have available. I;m sure I am not the only one that occasionally alters one to meet a specific need.

debra Sluis

January 04, 2019

A favorite cultural thing our family does? FOOD. Polish food. Pierogis and polish sausage. REAL polish sausage, which is getting very hard to find now. You have to seek out very high end specialty delis now. The sausage from grocery stores, people, is NOT the real thing, no where near……

Fran

January 04, 2019

Since we have a lot of Scot/Irish blood in our family I would like to see an Irish dance outfit.

Charlotte Archer

January 04, 2019

A FAVORITE CULTURAL TRADITION I TAKE PART IN OR FIND INTERESTING IS Caroling. A CULTURAL PATTERN I WOULD LIKE TO SEE OFFERED AT PIXIE FAIRE WOULD BE a Victorian ladies outfit.”

Bethany Anderson

January 04, 2019

We have a strong Polish history in our family, so pierogies and sausages are kind of a big deal. 😋

Frances

January 04, 2019

A favorite cultural tradition I take part in or find interesting is family gatherings and old memories retold of previous generations, locals.

Laura

January 04, 2019

Since my dad is Italian, every Christmas we have spaghetti for dinner with the family. This ahs been a long tradition handed from his mother and dad. It’s a wonderful change from the traditional meal of roast turkey, ham or beef for Christmas dinner. I would like to see a traditional Chinese wedding dress.

Aggie

January 04, 2019

I was born in the Netherlands and my husband in Germany so we usually combine the various traditions and foods at Christmas and New Years. I would love to see costumes from these countries.

CAROL HOGLUND

January 04, 2019

I am hooked on Outlander! I love everything from Scotland.

Maryann

January 04, 2019

In St Pat’s Day, I bring homemade soda bread to places like my Dr’s office. I’ve found that most people in my small Oregon town has never heard of it. I’d love to see more outfits from Sweden.

Sharon

January 04, 2019

A favorite cultural tradition I take part in or find interesting is Ukrainian Christmas. We celebrate Jan 7th as Christmas by making strudel a pastry dish. A cultural pattern I would like to see is a Ukrainian boy and girl dance costumes please. We also participate in Celtic traditions as children played in the Highland pipe band and danced. Thank you for theses costumes Genine you captured them beautifully.

Maryann

January 04, 2019

In St Pat’s Day, I bring homemade soda bread to places like my Dr’s office. I’ve found that most people in my small Oregon town has never heard of it.

Colleen

January 04, 2019

A favorite cultural tradition I take part in is our family’s Japanese New Years celebration. I would like to see Japanese field clothes.

Jamie

January 04, 2019

A FAVORITE CULTURAL TRADITION I TAKE PART IN OR FIND INTERESTING IS… A CULTURAL PATTERN I WOULD LIKE TO SEE OFFERED AT PIXIE FAIRE WOULD BE… DOWNTON ABBEY

Susan

January 04, 2019

A FAVORITE CULTURAL TRADITION I USED TO TAKE PART IN WAS CAROLING. WE WOULD ALL PILE IN TO A HORSE DRAWN HAY-WAGON AND SING CAROLS AROUND TOWN. I MISS THAT! A CULTURAL PATTERN I WOULD LIKE TO SEE OFFERED AT PIXIE FAIRE WOULD BE OLDE TYME CAROLER’S OUTFITS, LIKE A CHARLES DICKENS CHRISTMAS CAROL TYPE OF LOOK. BUT ALL THE IDEAS I HAVE READ THROUGH HEAR WOULD BE WONDERFUL…

marj beattie

January 04, 2019

I would like to see an authentic “Anne of Green Gables” outfit!

Colleen Siman

January 04, 2019

This Colleen needs appropriate clothing.

Julie

January 04, 2019

I have some scots ancestors and have been to highland games and crafts in McPherson, Kansas. :) Love the patterns! :) These outfits are spot on. Thank you!

Pat

January 04, 2019

A favorite cultural tradition I take part in or find interesting is any celebration where I happen to be. I love all the diversity and enjoy learning about the different cultures and traditions that are all around me.

Ellen Wright

January 04, 2019

I would like to see Edwardian fashions such as in “Downton Abbey”.

Cindy

January 04, 2019

A cultural tradition I am interested in is Native American. I am part Osage Indian and my husband is part Cheyenne Indian. I would like to see more Native American designs for my dolls so I can pass down part of their heritage through their play. A headdress, moccasin and/or loin cloth would be fun!

Phyllis

January 04, 2019

I don’t celebrate any cultural traditions except the traditional American ones. My family has been here so long that most of us have forgotten where we came from! But I’d love to see some Pilgrim outfits.

Judy

January 04, 2019

A favorite culture is the Native American, we are not of their culture, but their native dress, jewerly and dances have always interested me.

Patricia Bridges

January 04, 2019

I love the native American tribal wear. The native American princess outfit is something I would love to make for my AT to go with my fashion dolls dress.

Sheryl

January 04, 2019

I enjoy learning about all different kinds of cultural traditions. I am German on one side of my family and scotch Irish on the other. I am currently interested in learning more about the Irish traditions, but find all interesting.
As for patterns, I like the suggestions above. You have some really neat patterns.

Tiffiny

January 04, 2019

“A FAVORITE CULTURAL TRADITION I TAKE PART IN OR FIND INTERESTING IS…
The traditional British break for afternoon tea. Everything is always so busy but no matter how busy things get people still take time for a tea break. I need to do this more often. A CULTURAL PATTERN I WOULD LIKE TO SEE OFFERED AT PIXIE FAIRE WOULD BE traditional holiday outfits from China and Japan.

DEE

January 04, 2019

A CULTURAL event i love is the taber toss.. anything HIGHLAND is a wonderful spirit lift..and so close to my heart. thanks for these patterns