Welcome to Day 5 of our 12 Days Of Christmas celebration! Today we are giving away a 4 piece outfit and the Sewing With Heavyweight Specialty Fabrics Master Class to 1 lucky winner! The cozy winter outfit featured in today's giveaway was handmade by Donna, the designer of the Eden Ava Couture pattern brand.
Congratulations to Diane Smith! You’ve won the Eden Ava outfit and Sewing With Cinnamon course and have been contacted by email.
Bonus Fun For Everyone! Today we are highlighting our The Outerwear Pattern Collection For All Doll Sizes at Pixie Faire. Simply add two patterns from this collection to your shopping cart, and enter discount code: DAY5BOGO in the discount box at checkout to get one of the patterns for FREE!
Note: This offer is for the Outerwear Collection only. This coupon code will be good for one day only - December 29th (12 AM-11:59 PM PST) and is available for one use per customer. Limit one free pattern. The least expensive item will be free.
The items included in today's giveaway are:
More pictures of the items featured in today's giveaway:
We all have our favorite "go-to" places for finding those hard to find notions. Let's share our favorite places to find them! And also share those items you struggle to find - maybe someone will leave a comment on where to find it!
To enter the giveaway simply respond to this post in the comment box below and complete this sentence:
“I shop for [insert doll supply] at [insert where]" OR
"I have the hardest time finding [insert doll sewing supply here]"
Comments must be left (on this blog post) by midnight (Pacific) 12/29/2018.
One entry per person.
No purchase necessary, void where prohibited.
The winner will be chosen randomly from the comments received and contacted through the email provided in the comment.
We will choose a winner and modify this post tomorrow to let everyone know who won.
Okay, good luck, and if we’ve forgotten anything we will modify and/or update this post as needed.
Happy Holidays!
Cinnamon & The Liberty Jane / Pixie Faire Team
small scale fabric to look appropriate
I had a hard time finding knits and prints in the correct weight and scale until I started shopping the children’s clothing at thrift stores. It really opened my eyes to a bunch of possibilities.
I gave the hardest time finding narrow lace and other trims
I have the hardest time finding tiny buttons and zippers.
I have the hardest time finding small buttons and zippers on the spot. I usually order them online so over order for when I get the “need” to make something using these items. Our stores don’t seem to carry these supplies.
I shop for fabrics for my doll clothes at the thrift store. I buy lightly used clothing that may have a minor issue like a faulty zipper or be out of style but still has good material. It may make a full outfit or two, or could be paired with other fabrics I have.
I shop for 14" doll clothe patterns at Pixie Faire.
I shop for fabric for doll clothes at thrift stores. Baby girl dresses are often lightly used, have appropriately sized small prints and have enough fabric to make doll clothes. Patterns can also be cut strategically to include embroidery or other embellishment on the dresses.
I have the hardest time finding the tiny hardware to trim and outfits, plus my big ham hands don;t help.
I shop for my doll buckles (look for children’s or ladies sandals with straps with 1/2" to 5/8" sized buckles – remove and reuse) at second hand stores. Purses provide leather for shoes plus small D-rings and buckles. Shop the children’s and infant section for small prints. You can find a large section of knits and cottons print size appropriate also. I go shopping on days they run specials – like stuff your bag full for $2.00. Happy hunting!
I shop for doll clothes patterns at Pixie Faire
I shop for fabric and notions at our local Ben Franklin and Crafts! They have a great selection, Joann’s is great too!
I have the hardest time sewing all this little stuff!! lol I’m still a ver new seamstress, but I remember my grandma making panties and nylons for our barbies when I was a kid. Guess I can manage 18" doll clothes. lol
Cute small prints on any fabric is hard to find, Especially on knits.
I find it a hard time to find variety of items to add details into my creations without having to buy in bunk (and not using 99% of it)
I have the hardest time finding small buttons and trims that are period-correct for historical doll dresses. Have no fabric shops anywhere near me. The one I shopped at for years, even though it was 50 miles away, closed a couple of years ago and since then I’ve been destitute!
I have the hardest time finding small prints for doll clothes.
I have the hardest time finding small separating zippers on the spur of the moment.
I shop for fabric and trim at thrift stores.
I shop everywhere for doll sewing fabrics and notions: Joann’s, Hobby Lobby if I go there, Walmart, and especially on line at Home Sew (where I am somewhat successful. Herrschners also sometimes has buttons, and other notions, At one time I could find cord stops at CR, but whoever made them stopped making them at least 6 years ago. I may have one set still in my button case; I’ll go look and see if I have the name on the card for it later.
I am having the hardest time finding a place to buy a die for 18" doll shoe soles.
I shop for all doll qq
Thank you for the joy you helped put on the faces of the kids I made doll clothes for this Christmas. I also by used AG dolls and fix them up.
I shop for doll size zippers and notions on line at many places.
I have a hard time finding cute, small scale print fabrics and good quality knit fabrics.
I shop for doll clothes patterns at Walmart it Jo ans
“I shop for doll supplies almost everywhere I go. I look for any tiny things or smaller zippers, things I can recycle in any shop I may find myself in.
“I shop for doll supplies almost everywhere I go. I look for any tiny things or smaller zippers, things I can recycle in any shop I may find myself in.
I have the hardest time finding fabric with the correct size pattern for doll clothes.
I have a hard time finding cute small patterns for doll clothes.
“I shop for doll supply at any local places for correct sizes of zippers!
I have a hard time finding tiny doll-size print fabrics.
I have a hard time finding spare time to make dollclothes for my grand daughters.
I have the hardest time finding small parts like buttons, buckles, and zippers for doll clothes. Our local Good Will store provides a great supply of fabrics. We have no fabric store in our town.
I find it hard to find non-standard size doll patterns. I use ebay for the vintage ones or draft them myself.
I shop for vintage dolls online.
I have the hardest time finding decorative trims for sewing doll clothes and accessories.
I “shop” for doll sized print fabric in the children’s section of thrift stores. Recycle & reuse clothing less expensive that fabric stores too.
“I shop for doll dress patterns and aprons at JoAnn fabrics .
I have the hardest time finding separating zippers for dolls, and good quality wigs for dolls.
I have a hard time finding small accessories, for sewing many items.
I have the hardest time finding small jacket zippers.
I have the hardest time finding soft narrow velcro for doll dresses, and small doll size buckles for doll shoes.
I shop for American Doll clothes online; often on Zulily.
I have the hardest time finding most things as I live in Australia and we don’t always have what you take for granted.
I have the hardest time finding doll size buckles and period correct prints in a smaller scale.
I have the hardest time finding patterned fabric with small enough prints to work for doll clothing and finding doll-size notions like belt buckles.
I have the hardest time finding the little buttons I need for doll clothes.
I have the hardest time finding little size accessories like zippers.
I have the hardest time finding doll-sized notions like belt buckles or overall buckles.
I have the hardest time deciding what pattern to buy and make!
I love shopping for fabric for my dolls. I have 19 dolls and it take me a ton of fabric, lace and other things.
I have a hard time finding faux fur for fancy winter outfits.
I find it difficult to find small print knit fabrics and small sized separating zippers.
I have the hardest time finding cute, fancy doll size belt buckles.
I have the hardest time finding cute prints that are to scale for my daughter’s dolls.
I have the hardest time finding small print fabric on line. The pictures can be deceiving
I have the hardest time find small print fabrics
I have the hardest time finding 1/8" quilting tape and tiny zippers locally.
“I shop for tiny buttons and snaps at thrift stores and garage sales. And at home from what I’ve found over the years."
“I shop for fat quarters (works well for patterns w/2 or more colors at either Hobby Lobby or Wal Mart.
I have the hardest time finding really narrow hook and loop tape and tiny zippers.
I shop for doll clothes patterns at Joanns.
I have a terrible time finding miniature hardware for bucks, snaps, etc in Saskatchewan. Everything has to be ordered and shipping paid!!!
I have the hardest time finding small doll notion supplies such as zippers, buckles and buttons.
I have the hardest time finding tiny buckles and colored grommets for shoes and snaps for use with purses and accessories.
I am new to making doll clothes and so far have been using supplies from my stash. I would shop for fabric at JoAnn Fabrics when I run out.
I have the hardest time finding small scale print and extremely small snaps or velcro so I usually end up cutting my own velcro to fit the need.
I shop for fabric for doll clothes at Joanne’s and Hobby Lobby.
I “shop” for knits for the dolls in my husband’s closet! Lots of old tee shirts there! But I do have a challenge finding the right tiny trims for them.
I have the hardest time finding the right types of lace trims for certain patterns.
I shop for fabric and Velcro and elastic at Joanne’s, but they don’t always have the kinds best for doll clothes.
I shop for tiny buttons at Hobby Lobby.
I have the hardest time finding shoe soles for Journey Girls.
I have the hardest time making up my mind where to start! LOL
I have the hardest time finding narrow Velcro. I shop for patterns at Pixie Faire.
I have the hardest time finding restraint when browsing through the many patterns at Pixie Faire. I just love them all.
I recently moved to a very small town so I now have problem finding a lot of different type of supplies to sew outfits for dolls.
I have the hardest time finding to scale decorations for the doll cloths.
I have the hardest time finding tiny zippers that separate. Actually, I have trouble finding tiny working belt buckles, too – I can find scrap-booking ones but they don’t work really well.
Thanks for day 5!
I have had a hard time finding thin velcro for doll clothes.
I have a hard time finding the small Velcro fasteners and separating zippers. I buy a lot of supplies from Hobby Lobby . I like thing from Good Will to fasten into cute doll clothes.
I shop for doll clothes online only! It’s so nice to have a huge selection. Etsy is ahhhmazing.
I have the hardest time finding knit fabrics in designs/patterns that will work for the dolls. Our local fabric store sells very few knits.
I shop for fabric at the thrift store.
I have a hard time finding fabrics in to scale prints.
I have the hardest time finding closures from tiny clothes
I shop for small print material at JoAnns … which we finally got one locally!!!
I shop for separating zippers at Zipper That Doll.
I shop for doll shoes in antique stores.
I am having the hardest time finding small iron on decals—sized small enough to apply to a doll shirt or dress.
“I have the hardest time finding doll size snaps and hardware
I love -love all the patterns. There is always a lot of different patterns to chose from.
I have the hardest time finding doll-size print fabrics and doll-size notions. Hobby Lobby, JoAnns, local quilt shops, and taking apart infant size clothing are some options I’ve tried. Michaels and various websites for supplies for accessories.
I have the hardest time finding separating zippers and fashionable buttons.
I have the hardest time finding separating zippers that are the right size…
I don’t know that I can say what I have trouble searching for as I am just getting started in this area of sewing, so reading other people’s answers on where they find items is helpful. I have looked for small buttons with difficulties
I have the hardest time finding the doll size supplies when sewing – hook and loop tape was a challenge to find and so are the buckles for the overalls.
I shop for 18" doll shoes on Aliexpress.com You can find all sorts of items for dolls on there.
I shop for fabrics at thrift stores
I have the hardest time finding doll size novelty items for making jewelry. From cool clasp to interesting pendants, I would love to have a great resource.
Deb
December 29, 2018
I shop for doll fabric at reuse centres where I can sometimes find lightly used clothes with small prints that I can reuse and give the fabric new life in making doll clothes.
Thank you for the contest and especially the bogo. It is fun to see what comes next.