12 Days of Christmas - Day 9 January 2nd, 2019

LizT

January 02, 2019

My favorite fashion era is ALL OVER MANY YEARS so hard to choose just one time and I would like to see a historical pattern offered for the 1930s/1940s with fabric manipulation: darts/tucks/pleats – the interesting dressmaking details that made use of just the fabric in geometric shapes. I see that these vintage patterns are offered by Vogue for women’s sizes and I would like to see some in doll fashions.

Becky

January 02, 2019

My favorite fashion era is the 1950’s. I would love to see a pattern for a skort. Every girl wore them in the summer.

Heidi

January 02, 2019

I don’t have just one favorite – what fun it is to sew up all kinds of costumes!

Eddie

January 02, 2019

My favorite eras are the roaring 20’s and the 50’s. I would love to see patterns for our men and women in uniform from the very first uniform til today. I would also love to see patterns for our brave men and women that keep our streets safe. Thank you again for all of your wonder patterns.

loti baxter

January 02, 2019

My favorite fashion era would be the 4960s or 1970s. I am sure my granddaughters would like patterns for current day.

Cindy

January 02, 2019

I’d like to see more Italian Renaissance fashion. I saw some interesting modern takes on the Chanel Pre-Fall 2013 runway.

Linda

January 02, 2019

My favorite fashion era is Regency. I would like to see a historical pattern offered for a winter outfit from the Regency period.

Emily

January 02, 2019

My favorite fashion era is… 18th century. More specific, the revolutionary war. The time when United States was a new with possibly.

Linda

January 02, 2019

My favorite fashion era is the 1950s. That is the time that I was born and grew up. I love the dress is the best. I hope they come up with a
Line of dresses for the 1950s era.

Annie

January 02, 2019

My favorite era is colonial. Would like patterns for more dresses ladies may have worn for tea time or other social gatherings

Guyloup

January 02, 2019

My favorite fashion era is Victorian. I would like to see a historical pattern offered for a full trousseau of young lady, for all occasions and seasons, all outerwear and underwear, but also fashionable clothes from the 80s to now … and all this for girls only for boys, because there are more and more boys dolls.

Barbara

January 02, 2019

I would love to see fashions from the 1960’s and classic Jackie O. I would love to see Pixie Faire do more designs from… I really think you all so an awesome job and I say just keep on keeping on as you are.

EstherT

January 02, 2019

I don’t have a favorite fashion era, I do love the details put into each era with your patterns though

Gail

January 02, 2019

My favorite era is the 70s. I guess it’s because that was a fun decade for me!

Connie

January 02, 2019

My favourite fashion era is the 50"s as that is the era I was born in.I would also like to see more boy patterns for that era!Thank you for all the patterns you give us.I would like to see more boy patterns for any era!

Nina J.

January 02, 2019

My favorite fashion era is the 1960s. However, I would like to see a historical pattern offered for platform shoes with a clear sole with a fish in it. I think that’s more 70s but it would be a hoot!

Marjorie

January 02, 2019

My favorite fashion era is the Southern Antebellum time period.

Laurie

January 02, 2019

My favorite fashion era is from the Victorian time period through the 1920s. I’d love to see anything that Lady Mary Crawley would wear.

Dawn

January 02, 2019

My favorite ‘era’ is anything Audrey Hepburn or Grace Kelly wore. Use these two women as an inspiration for a pattern

Jen

January 02, 2019

“My favorite fashion era is…renaissance/medieval (with a fantasy twist). I would love to see an outfit that included a dress similar to the Frost Queen body shape but with side laces, puffed sleeve at the shoulder, tight fitted long cuffs with “buttons” along the forearm. It would have a velvet bodice vest with quilted rolled “sleeves”, with a laced up front. I imagine this could be dressed up with brocade ribbon/pearl buttons/ embellishments or more casual with simple fabrics, muted colors and basic embellishments. You could always add a bow, arm bracer & quiver to make her a huntress OR with slits all the way down the sides/laced underarm to the hip then open to the hem/fitted pants with “leather” boots, make vest out of a metallic looking fabric/sword and she becomes a knight. This Princess repels down towers, rides dragons and fights her own bad guys!

Frances Leiter

January 02, 2019

I appreciate seeing children fashions of all eras for AG doll clothing … think they would be less complicated to sew than formal ball/party wear too.

Thanks for all the opportunities to learn and sew the many flavors of Pixie Faire! The freebies just send the site over the top.

Laura

January 02, 2019

My favorite fashion era is the Civil war. i would love to see patterns for this era for a beginning seamstress instead of in the intermediate range.

Gwen

January 02, 2019

50’s. Poodle skirts, shirt tale dresses,hats, ponytails with scarves black/white oxfords

Allison

January 02, 2019

Like many, my favorite era is Victorian. I’m always looking for more patterns for boy dolls, no matter the era.

Judy Wastler

January 02, 2019

My favorite fashion era is the 1920’s! It was all about dancing The Charleston, more freedom for women, and living it up! I loved the flapper dresses and the hats! I would love to have a pattern from the Roaring 20’s!!

Carol

January 02, 2019

While I love the 50s patterns, I would like to see a pattern for aNative Alaskan kuspuk

Wendy Sparkman

January 02, 2019

My favorite fashion era is early/feudal Japan I would like to see a historical pattern offered for a multi-layer kimono.

Joy

January 02, 2019

My favourite fashion era… how do you choose? I love Victorian era , as well as 1800’s prairie looks. Heirloom patterns or some patterns using smocking would be wonderful.

Linda B.

January 02, 2019

The feminine fashions of the Victorian Era are my favorites. So much detail ! Thank you for the amazing giveaway!

Carolyn Todd

January 02, 2019

My favorite era is Victorian.

Colleen

January 02, 2019

My favorite is 1800. But I would like to see a musketeer outfit.

Gayle Davis

January 02, 2019

My favorite fashion era is 1970’s I’d like to sew bell bottoms and hippie shirts !!

Leenie

January 02, 2019

My favorite fashion era is The Good ’Ole Days. … I would like to see a historical pattern offered for a Christmas Caroler….."

Lizabeth

January 02, 2019

My favorite fashion era is the Victorian time frame. There are so many wonderful patterns available now on your site. I would like to see a frock coat for a male doll.
I spent thirteen years sewing clothing for the re-enactment community, now in my retirement I enjoy seeing tiny fashions for my granddaughters’ dolls.

Lizabeth

January 02, 2019

My favorite fashion era is the Victorian time frame. There are so many wonderful patterns available now on your site. I would like to see a frock coat for a male doll.
I spent thirteen years seeing clothing for the re-enactment community, now in my retirement I enjoy seeing tiny fashions for my granddaughters’ dolls.

Carole

January 02, 2019

My favorite fashion era is Medieval period and I would like to see a historical pattern offered for this period, a cape , jacket perhaps!

Karen

January 02, 2019

I don’t really have a favorite era. I would like to see pattern for some of the 60’s dresses.

Nancy

January 02, 2019

Love the 50’s dress.

Kathleen Miller

January 02, 2019

My favorite fashion era is more contemporary. I would like to see a historical pattern offered for the Rock ‘n’ Roll era of the 50s and 60s.

Betty

January 02, 2019

My favorite fashion era is the early 1800s… I don’t have any requests for a historical pattern.

Rose Friesen

January 02, 2019

“My favorite fashion era is the Victorian Era. I would like to see a historical pattern offered for Heirloom techniques ….”

Frances Blockley

January 02, 2019

My favorite era is the eighties

kathy s

January 02, 2019

My favorite era is the 1920’s: I’d like to see a pattern for an 8 gored drop waisted dress with beading and a cloche hat. Or maybe I’ll just make one.

Barbara

January 02, 2019

1800’s attire is my favorite

Mendy

January 02, 2019

My favorite fashion era is the late 18th century around and after the American Revolution. I would like to see a historical pattern offered for a bride and groom of the late Victorian era, with accessories!

Laura

January 02, 2019

My favorite era would be civil war and 1800’s. I love the designers and outfits from pixie faire. Too many outfits for so little time. Lol

Sarah S

January 02, 2019

My favorite fashion era is the 1930’s. I would like to see a historical pattern offered for an elegant evening gown from that era!

Nancy

January 02, 2019

My favorite fashion era is …all of them!! As a costume designer, trying to choose just one is like trying to choose a favorite child. I would love to see some Medieval/Renaissance period, but I would also love to see some ethnic costumes also – an Indian saree or something from old time Russia. Ooooh – how about a native Thai dancer costume? I love the way your patterns work so well and are scaled to fit the figures. Thanks!

Rebecca

January 02, 2019

My favorite fashion era is changeable. I am more into the styles than when they were popular. I love puff sleeves and ruffles from the Victorian era but I also love fringe which shook the roaring twenties into focus. Then there is the retro 50s poodle skirts and a saddle oxford shoes that bring smiles and warm memories to many of my generation. On the whole each fashion era has added to the next and borrowed from the former. I love them all.

Tammie Tornow

January 02, 2019

My favorite fashion era is the 70’s!! I love lots of bangles and beads haha

Suzanne

January 02, 2019

My favorite era is 40s and 50s

Char

January 02, 2019

My favorite era is the 50’s. I would like to see more historical patterns for the Wellie Wishers.

Marilyn

January 02, 2019

My favorite fashions are from the 50s. I would like to see some patterns from the 50s.
Marilyn

Cyndi

January 02, 2019

My favorite era is 50’s and 60’s. I would like to see poodle skirts and bell bottom pants historical patterns.

Cecelia

January 02, 2019

My favourite fashion era is the 70’s. Any patterns from that era would be great.

Kim

January 02, 2019

My favorite fashion eras are the medieval and Renaissance (sorry, I’ve lumped them together). I would like to see a historical pattern offered for a medieval kirtle/cotehardie and a Burgundian gown.

Ali

January 02, 2019

My favorite fashion era is the 40s-60s. I’d love to see patterns for any of these times!

Patty Gennario

January 02, 2019

My favorite era is the Regency era, which is why I love Caroline Abbott! I would love more patterns from that time period. Thank you for the wonderful freebie Friday’s!

Christine

January 02, 2019

My favorite fashion era is the victorian era,however, i have a love of the look and feel of the roaring 20s. I think a time when women could come out,be themselves and have fun. The fun was contagious, even today, you see a dance from that era,and it makes you smike,and feel happy inside. While trying to teach my grandaughters to be strong, independent women, iwant them to know that freedom of expression,and having fun, is also a great thing. I love pixie faire,and you have a great team of designers. I’m sure what ever you decide, it willbe amazing! Thankyou!

Judith McCaulley

January 02, 2019

My favorite fashion era is the late 1800’s. I’m happy with al your designs.

Kathy

January 02, 2019

Favorite era…1950’s and 1960’s. Would love to see more in this era for Wellie Wishers.

KAREN HAWKINS

January 02, 2019

My favorite era is the 1800’s I think I’d like to see patterns for more male outlander clothing.

Rachel

January 02, 2019

My favorite fashion era would be early 1900’s. I would like to see 18" doll wedding gown patterns from any and all Era’s. Every little girl loves to play wedding with her dolls. Thank you for all the beautiful patterns. I look forward to Freebie Fridays in 2019

Martha K F

January 02, 2019

My favorite fashion era is the 1920’s … I would like to see a historical pattern offered for one of the flapper type outfits.

Monica Bellard

January 02, 2019

Favorite fashion era was late fifties early sixties. Love to see little girls (or dolls) in their simple tailored “Jackie O” dresses.

Carla

January 02, 2019

My favorite fashion era is…. so hard to choose! Lately really loving late 1800s. I would like to see a historical pattern offered for any coats, beautiful wool coats

Caroline

January 02, 2019

My favorite period is so hard to decided, but lately it’s been the 1900 – 1930’s. I can’t think of any pattern or time period I would like to see more of, I think Pixie Faire Pattern creators do a wonderful job of covering so many. Thanks’ girls for your wonderful work.

Jennifer

January 02, 2019

My favorite era is the 1940’s. I’d like to see outfits inspired by the flour sack clothes my grandmother had.

katie

January 02, 2019

My favorite fashion era was the victorian period of the mid-19th century. I love the extravagance of the era. I would love to see a recreation pattern of one of Queen Victoria’s gowns.

Lorraine M

January 02, 2019

I would like to see Prom Gowns from the 50’s and 60’s to fit 18" dolls.

Lorraine M

January 02, 2019

I would like to see Prom Gowns from the 50’s and 60’s to fit 18" dolls.

Katie

January 02, 2019

My favorite fashion era is late 1950s-early 1960s. I loved the tailoring and flare of femininity in the garments in style then. I would love to see a pattern offered for a beautiful formal gown from that era.

Amy

January 02, 2019

I like so many eras but Civil War era or the 1950s would be cute.

Lisa

January 02, 2019

My favorite fashion era is the Victorian era. I would like to see a historical pattern offered for a easy to make Victorian dress.

Peggy

January 02, 2019

My favorite fashion era is Colonial. I would like to see a historical pattern offered for the Disney Animator dolls, I also love all the 50’s and 60’s

Robyn

January 02, 2019

My favorite fashion era is 1940’s. I would like to see a historical pattern offered for a 1940 Taylored Suit.

Kay

January 02, 2019

My favorite fashion era is Victorian. I would love to see some formal wear for both boys and girls.

Bev

January 02, 2019

My favorite fashion era is the 50s and I would love to see a nurses uniform pattern for that era

Jean Sollars

January 02, 2019

I love history so it is difficult for me to choose just one era, but I have always been drawn to the Medieval period with all the lovely dresses and capes.

Laurie Mettling

January 02, 2019

My favorite fashion era is the 1970’s. I love recreating the styles I wore as a teenager. I would like to see a historical pattern offered for a wedding gown and/or bridesmaid dresses.

Beth

January 02, 2019

My favorite fashion era is the Elizabethan era. I would love to see a middle class/daily wear dress pattern.

Kerry

January 02, 2019

My favorite fashion era is the Golden Age of Hollywood and just a wee bit beyond into the early 60s. There were some amazing fashions appearing, adorning the likes of Grace Kelly, Elizabeth Taylor, Audrey Hepburn etc. I would like to see some historical patterns referencing some of the iconic designers of the day: Balenciaga, Givenchy, and St. Laurent for house of Dior to name a few. For multiple doll sizes and types!

Therese

January 02, 2019

My favourite fashion era is the the 1800’s. I would like to make a hooped skirt. Love the fancy hats, umbrellas, gloves, etc.

Laura Smith

January 02, 2019

Peggy

January 02, 2019

I would like to see patterns from the 1959’s. Or the 1980’s.

Karen K

January 02, 2019

My favorite fashion era is the 1950’s. I would like to see a historical pattern offered for 23" My Twinn dolls. My big dolls are stuck in year 2000.

Diane R.

January 02, 2019

My favorite fashion era is the Medieval era.

Roben

January 02, 2019

I love the 1500’s

Sandy Stave

January 02, 2019

I love all the fashions starting with the Greek goddesses. In reality whatever the fashion period, I try to select a pattern that I know I can make … and finish! Thank you for today’s special pattern selection.

Martha Mumma

January 02, 2019

My favorite fashion era is the 1960’s. I was a teen then and loved the fashion styles!

Rebecca

January 02, 2019

Although this is not my favorite fashion era, I would like to see more regency wear – think Jane Austen. I would also like to see a historical pattern offered for a an Edwardian boy in a knickerbocker suit.

Sunny

January 02, 2019

My favorite fashion era is the mid 1700s…since watching the series Outlander. I love all the fancy dresses but also all the outerwear including capes and knitted items. I would like to see a historical pattern offered for a complete outfit inspired by the Outlander series.

Jenny Tarbert

January 02, 2019

My favorite fashion era is the Civil War era, or the 1810’s-30’s. I would like to see a historical pattern offered for any kind of historical accessories.

Carol

January 02, 2019

“My favorite fashion era is the early to mid 1900’s. I would like to see a historical pattern offered for wedding dresses from those decades.

Diana

January 02, 2019

My favorite fashion era is the Edwardian or Regency period. I would love to see more patterns for this era.

Anne Marie Fuller

January 02, 2019

My favorite fashion era is the 50’s. I would like to see a historical pattern offered for a Jacki O’ first lady fashion resemblance.

Kristina

January 02, 2019

My favorite fashion era is either Victorian or 80’s
I would like to see a historical pattern offered for steampunk or 1920’s (flapper dress era)

Amy

January 02, 2019

My favorite fashion era is revolutionary war because of my DAR connection!

kathy

January 02, 2019

My favorite fashion era is…Victorian. I would like to see a more historical patterns offered for Wellie Wishers.

Sandra L.

January 02, 2019

I love the 1920’s both men and women’s clothing.
But something I would like to see if patterns for plays throughout the generations. That would be fantastic.