Hi everyone,
On Friday (October 20th, 2017) we are offering a free pattern by designer Gaby Shearer. Gaby is the creator of the Originals By Gaby and Baby Mine brands. The pattern will be free starting at Midnight Pacific Time and free one-day-only. And if the pattern you voted for doesn't win, just go ahead and buy it as a way to thank Gaby!
More About Gaby Shearer and the Baby Mine Brand, (in her own words): I began sewing at the young age of 6 on my mom’s sewing machine. When I turned 8, she rewarded me with my very first Barbie doll patterns, many of which I still have! I purchased my first sewing machine – an old Singer Treadle – as a newlywed. It was then that I started creating doll clothes and altering patterns to fit Madame Alexander dolls. I didn’t have kids of my own yet so gave them away to others who could use them. I was soon blessed with 2 daughters and had a ball creating party dresses, play clothes and Halloween costumes. I’m now happily retired and thoroughly enjoy my rekindled love of sewing and creating doll clothes. Publishing my patterns is just an added bonus. The real blessing comes when I get to see all of the amazing outfits created with the use of my patterns!
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More About Each Pattern
Chantilly Skirt Designed To Fit 18 Inch Doll Clothes Such As American Girl®: Wear the trendy Chantilly Skirt to school or the mall and you will be a fashionista. Off to the tennis courts? Or a track meet? The Chantilly Skort is right on trend. This PDF pattern includes pieces to make the skirt in a 2 way stretch knit or a light weight woven fabric. Add the shorts to the knit version for a completely different look. So quick and easy, you will make it again and again.Recommended Fabrics: For the knit skirt of skort, 2 way stretch knit fabrics like lycra, ponte, dancewear, or spandex. For the woven skirt, lightweight woven fabric with a soft drape such as rayon challis or a chiffon. A cotton or cotton blend may be used for the main skirt pieces.
60s Martian & Rainbow Girl Designed To Fit 18 Inch Doll Clothes Such As American Girl®: What's more fun than dressing up for Halloween? This pattern was inspired by the Martian costumes of the 60s. It has puff boots for space walking and alien antenna for communicating with the mother ship. The puffed-sleeves and flared skirt add a feminine touch. The bodice is fully lined and closes in the back with snaps, buttons, or hook and loop tape. The front bodice is perfect for adding a button, embroidery or an iron-on.
Make it up with bright colors and you have a Rainbow Girl costume. Use red and white and you have a Mrs. Claus outfit. Directions are included for making the sleeves and boots from strips of different colored fabrics. This fun PDF sewing pattern is designed to fit 18" dolls such as American Girl®, and includes instructions for the dress, boots and bonus anennas.
Flower Crown Designed To Fit 18 Inch Doll Clothes Such As American Girl®: An easy to make Flower Crown adds the finishing touch to your doll’s outfit. Perhaps a flower crown for a beautiful bride or for her bridesmaids? Perchance she is a woodland fairy with a crown of wildflowers. Or maybe she’s a 60’s flower girl, or even a medieval princess. Whatever the special occasion might be, a flower crown will enhance your girl's ensemble. This is a great project for 8-12 year olds. So gather together your flowers, lace, ribbons and more. The variations are endless so let your imagination run wild! This easy no-sew PDF crafting pattern is designed to fit most 16-20" dolls such as American Girl®, Kidz N Cats®, and A Girl For All Time®.
Leesburg Mini Skirt Designed To Fit 18 Inch Doll Clothes Such As American Girl®: A stylish A-line skirt with just enough detail, the Leesburg Mini has an inverted pleat in the front, front slant pockets, back darts, and a waistband with belt loops. The waistband is cut on the bias for a little give and a flatter fit. Choice of zipper or hook and loop for the back. An optional blind hem tutorial is included for those that want a dressier skirt. The pockets and belt loops are also optional. This is a good skirt to up your skills on. Start without the pockets, belt loops and blind hem. Work up to the intermediate skills as you learn. Cutting lines are included for the larger pre-Mattel dolls. Leesburg is an old historic town that sits along the Potomac River in northern Virginia. Settlement began there in the early 1700s. The town was formed in 1758 and named after Thomas Lee, born and raised in Virginia. Due to its location, Leesburg played a role in many wars including the War of 1812, serving as a temporary haven for the US Government. Today, Leesburg’s Historic District is considered one of the most picturesque and best preserved in Virginia. Recommended Fabrics: Lightweight woven fabrics, such as chambray, quilting cottons, light-weight linens, light-weight denim, light-weight twill, pinwale corduroy.
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Thank you for the pretty 60s Martian & Rainbow Girl outfits.
I do love Leesburg Mini. Looks like the 60’s I remember. Thank you for lovely patterns
I was late to vote and was thrilled that the 60s dress got the vote but really would have been just as happy to have the mini! Thank you so much for the pattern.
So glad The Rainbow Bright costume got chosen, I voted for it. It is adorable, I hope to make it today!
Thanks for the free pattern. You have a beautiful talent, Gaby.
Thanks to Cinnamon as well for all that She does.
I love the 60’s Martian and the Rainbow girl! Very cute and creative!
Leesberg Mini
I love the 60’s Martian, Thank you for the lovely choices!
The Leesburg mini skirt. Thanks.
They are all cute, but my favorite is the mini skirt! Thanks for such wonderful choices.
All are cute, and I’m voting for the Leesburg Mini – so many possibilities! Thank you!
Thank you very much for the pattern!
Enjoyed reading your bio. Thank you for the pattern.
I choose the flower crown because it is so beautiful and unusal. However all the patterns are sweet. Thanks for sharing.
The Leesburg Mini Skirt is my choice for this week. They were a big hit when I went to school. Back in the 60"s…….Thanks for all the patterns…love how easy they are to assemble.
Thanks for the opportunity to win any of these adorable patterns. I’m voting for the martian/rainbow pattern. :)
Love the outfit
The Leesburg Mini is my choice for this week. The Chantilly skirt is lovely too, but since I have to choose, it will be the Leesburg. I love the design details offered in this pattern. Thank you Gaby for the pattern, and Cinnamon for offering this opportunity to vote.
Rainbow Girl and 60s Martian – How can I not vote for one pattern of so many possibilities, and matching boots!
Thank you for the pattern choices. I would be happy with any of them.
My pick is the Leesburg Mini but also love the 60’s Martian also
Thank you for your generosity :) I have to vote for the 60s Martian/ Rainbow Girl because I wanted a Rainbow Brite doll when I was little and never got one. It would be so fun to make for my daughter, who watches the old Rainbow Brite episodes now and is crazy about everything rainbow :)
Thank you! I chose the rainbow girl costume – brings back childhood memories!
They are all adorable but if I must select just one it would be the Leesburg Mini.
Love the Leesburg Mini!
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The Martian Costume ROCKS!!! I’m lost in space! Thank you for such a creative and historic/retro pattern!
My vote is for the Leesburg Mini Skirt. Thank you for offering these free patterns.
Leesburg mini skirt
Love the rainbow costume!
Thank you so much for offering your patterns. I voted for the Leesburg Mini Skirt.
I love the Leesburg mini, so that got my vote this week! Thanks for the freebies!
I like them all.
I like the rainbow girl and Martian costume! Thanks!
Finally something on my wish list is being offered. Thanks for all the freebies. I voted for the Leesburg skirt.
Finally something on my wish list is being offered. Yeah! I voted for the Leesburg skirt.
Hope it wins. Many thanks for all the freebies.
The leesburg mini gets my vote. Thanks for giving us such wonderful choices.
My favorite is the Leesburg Mini Skirt. Can see it made up in so many different fabrics.
Leesburg Mini They are all cute. I need a Christmas dress or outfit pattern, anyone have ideas?
I vote for Leesburg mini. Thanks
Thanks Gaby for cute pattern choices and thanks also for your generosity! I like the Leesburg mini – Its on my wishlist!
I had a hard time picking between the mini skirt and the flower crown (it is so lovely), but finally chose the skirt. It is such a nice pattern. Thanks so much for giving it to us!
Thank you, Gaby, for your generosity! All the patterns are so cute. My vote goes to the Leesburg Mini skirt today.
Hard to choose but I vote for the Rainbow Martian costume.
Thank you for the free pattern! Will love making lots of outfits with this pattern!
Thank you, Gaby! I love the patterns. I vote for the Leesburg Mini.
Leesburg mini, please! :-)
I like the little Leesburg mini skirt
Any pattern would be a great addition.
Leesburg mini is my choice…love it!
Thank you Gaby for the pattern. I voted for the Rainbow Martian costume.
Thanks for the patterns Gaby, they are all pretty awesome!? In the end, I’ve voted for the Rainbow & Martian pattern, it’s really unusual, which my daughter loves…
The Leesburg mini gets my hand up in the air. There is also a Leesburg, Florida. Thanks for the history lesson.
merci Gaby et je vote pour la mini Leesburg
Leesburg mini skirt please! Thank you Pixie Faire and Gaby!
The Leesburg mini, please!
Lovely choices, the Leesburg mini skirt is darling. Thank-you, Gaby and Pixie Faire !!!
Leesberg Mini. thank-you Gaby.
Thank you SO much, Gaby!
They are all so darling it is difficult to decide. I will be delighted with any of them.
I voted for the Leesburg mini.
I’ll be anxious to see what it is that I’m fortunate to download on Friday!
I love Leesburg mini! No hesitation.
Thanks for offering a Freebie Friday pattern this week Gabby. Your patterns are really cute. I’ve been wanting to try the Leesburg Mini skirt for quite a while. I really hope it wins. But they are all cute and fun! Feeling blessed. :)
can’t decide which one to vote for, but the martian one reminds me of rainbow brite.
Love the rainbow girl outfit! It’s so happy and bright! Thank you, they are soooo adorable!
Love the rainbow girl outfit! It’s so happy and bright! Thank you, they are soooo adorable!
I vote for the martian pattern is just perfect for Halloween.
Love the mini skirt. Lovely designer.
I like all the patterns but my favorite is the Leesburg Mini pattern.
Thank you Gaby. I’m going with the Leesburg Mini, even though both my daughters had a Rainbow Bright doll when they were young.
Your patterns are lovely, thank you Gaby. I voted for the Leesburg Mini. Hope it wins!
Leesburg mini
I would love to make the rainbow girl for my granddaughter’s doll, because when my daughter was young I made her the Rainbow Brite costume for Halloween .
I voted for the Leesburg Mini Skirt. Love the style of this wee skirt! Great details! Thanks Gaby for sharing your talents! Love Freebie Fridays!! Such fun!! ?☘??
Thanks Gaby! Love that Leesburg Mini. All your designs are cute!
Love the front pleat and pocket detail in the skirt pattern.
Rainbow girl! so many options very facile pattern,
Leesburg mini skirt
Thank you! So hard to choose—-but I think I can use the Chantilly skirt pattern for a cheer leading skirt for my granddaughter’s dolls!
I prefer the Leesburg Mini Skirt. I believe it is one design that will be more in demand by the young generation.
Thank you for this. I like the Leesburg mini best.
Thank you for the cute patterns. I really like the Chantilly skirt
Love the rainbow costume! Thank you!!
Thank you Gaby for sharing your talent. It was a difficult choice as each pattern is interesting and fun. Since it is close to Halloween, I chose the Rainbow Girl.
Love both skirts and costumes- almost impossible to choose! Thanks for offering!
Thanks, all are great.
Oh!!! Choose only one?!! How about 2 this time??!!!!
Would love to make the Leesburg mini for a special little girl in my life. Thank you!
Oh!!! Choose only one?!! How about 2 this time??!!!!
Thank you Gaby! All sweet or cute patterns. As a Hallowe’en fanatic I had to go for the Martian costume but that Leesburg mini was a very close second.
I love the Leesburg mini. It could also be lengthened to serve as a riding skirt or a regular length skirt. The pockets are a great feature. Every little girl needs pockets!
Love the Leesburg mini. Thank you
I voted for the Leesburg mini. It’s very cute. I think the flower crown is pretty, too. I live in VA, so maybe Leesburg has an advantage, though not in northern VA.
Thank you for the cute patterns, Gaby.
Ruth
Ruth
They are all gorgeous as usual but the Rainbow Girl/Martian gets my vote this time……….even though I do love the Mini too. Great work!!!
They are all very cute. I know my granddaughter would love Rainbow Girl. She usually likes the thing that is most unusual. .( i.e hard-to-find items)
The Rainbow Girl and 60s Martian for the win. They are adorable!
Thank u
I wouldn’t mine either skirt or the Halloween dress such s hard choice
OH!!! The rainbow girl costume would be perfect for my daughter’s doll since I recently was scolded for giving away her Rainbow Brite! Thank you Gaby, all of these are adorable.
I love the mini skirt; it just looks like something AG girl owners would wear themselves.
The Leesburg Mini fits my needs best this time – thank you, Gaby!!!
Patricia S Horton
October 20, 2017
Thank you for the free pattern. It will be fun putting it together. You do a beautiful work in your patterns. Cinnamon, thanks for all that you do for us all.