It’s Giveaway Time!!!

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If you’ve been following me on Facebook you may remember that I promised a giveaway when we reached 2,000 “likes”, in order to celebrate that and that I recently reached over 2,000 blog followers.  To celebrate you all following me, I’m having a giveaway!!

The winner of the giveaway will win ONE pattern of their choice, plus ONE free e-product of their choice from my Wearing History Patterns website!

Choose ONE pattern of your choice.  You can choose among ANY of the patterns on my site! Only a few are pictured here!

Also choose one e-product!  There are sewing or costume history reference, knitting patterns, and a bra sewing pattern.  Only a few are pictured here!

 TO ENTER:

1. Follow me on Facebook, Twitter, or Subscribe to my Blog Feed if you haven’t already.

2. Go to Wearing History Patterns website and pick out one sewing pattern and one e-product.

3. Leave me ONE comment here on my blog telling me which pattern you choose, and what e-product you choose if you win the giveaway!

Then share with your friends, so they can get a chance to enter, too!

The Rules:

One entry is allowed per person.  One comment equals one entry.  I may need to manually approve your entry if you have never commented, leave a link, or the system marks it as spam. Please be patient, as I will try to check in a few times a day in all my comment fiters, so your entry may not show up immediately.  Multiple entries by the same person will be deleted- only one entry is allowed.  Spam comments will be deleted. Worldwide shipping is included to destinations which are legal to ship to from the United States.  The winner will be send a coupon code good for the e-product of their choice, which will need to be entered through my website checkout process in order to receive the e-product.  The pattern will be mailed after confirmation of the win is recieved. Please be sure to include a valid e-mail address in your entry in the space allotted.  Facebook or Twitter comments are not counted.  Entries must be posted here on my blog.

The Giveaway is now closed.  Thanks for entering!

Good luck, and thank you so much for following me!

Comments

176 thoughts on “It’s Giveaway Time!!!”

  1. pattern: Sunkissed Sweetheart- 1940s Sarong Separates Pattern
    e-product: National Cloak and Suit Company 1913 Summer Catalog E-book

    EEEEEE!!! SO EXCITED ABOUT THIS!!!!

  4. I would definitely choose the Edwardian Blouse as my pattern and the 1910s Bedell Spring Sale E-Catalog as my e-item! Thank you so much for doing this awesome giveaway!

  5. Choosing one is so hard but Sailor Girl has been at the top of my list for a while. As for the ebook, I’d love to knit up the top from the 1930s Crepe floss dress.

  6. I already follow your blog via Google Reader. I love the 1930s day and evening dress pattern (and the sunkissed sweetheart- so hard to pick!) , and could not pass up the The Hair and the Head E-book.

  7. Wonderful website and great giveaway, so hard to choose!

    Sewing pattern: Lounging at the Lido- 1930s Beach or Lounging Pajamas and Eton Jacket

    e-product: Edwardian Era Embroidery Techniques- The American Beauty E-Book

    Thankyou very much :)

  10. I would choose the 1910s Blouse and Guimpe Pattern and the The Hair and Head- Hairstyles of the Early 1930s E-Book, please!

    Thanks for the giveaway!

  13. So tough to choose!

    Okay– Sunkissed Sweetheart-1940s Sarong Separates, and the 1930s Shetland Blouse.

    Thank you!

  14. I would choose:
    “Wearing History #1002
    Smooth Sailing
    Mid 1930s Sports Togs Pattern
    Blouse, Trousers, and Shorts”

    and

    “1930s Crepe Floss Dress- PDF Knitting Pattern”

  15. What a great giveaway!

    I would love to make the the trousers of the Smooth Sailing 1930s Sports Togs Pattern.

    My favourite e-book is: The Hair and Head- Hairstyles of the Early 1930s

  16. I would love to win the 1930s Ahwahnee Coat- Blanket Coat Pattern and the How to Ride e-book!! Congrats on the milestone :)

  17. Congrats on 2K! Big milestone!

    If I were to win, I would love to have the Nautical Slacks/Halter/Bolero pattern (#3013) and the Hairstyles of the 1930′s ebook. Actually, I have been eyeing them for quite some time, maybe the time to order is upon me. Well, maybe I’ll wait to see if I won first.

    Congrats again!

  20. I would choose the Loretta~ 1930′s Day & Evening Dress pattern,
    and The Hair & Head Hair styles of the early 30′s …. :)

    I follow on FB , am a friend with John Dillinger and Wilber Underhill (aka
    Lance ) … I am working on outfits and looks for the 1930s era .
    Am also a friend of Jill Mac’s she is helping me also…. :)

    Thank you for all your work on vintage era items…. :)

  21. I would love to have the Smooth Sailing sports togs pattern, I’ve seen many beautiful versions of these made up by sewing bloggers. For the e-pattern I would love to win the 1930′s Shetland blouse pattern.

  22. I have heard nothing but good things about the Smooth Sailing trousers, so I would have to go with those! Although the Loretta s extremely tempting! For the ebook I would choose the bra pattern. Thanks for such a great giveaway!

  23. I would chose the Edwardian Era 1910s Blouse & Guimpe pattern, and the Edwardian Era Embroidery Techniques, to get a jump start on the era! What an excellent idea for a giveaway :)

  25. I would choose the Chic Ahoy 1930s pattern and of course the 1930s Hair and Head booklet to go along with it! So glad you are getting so many readers:-)

  28. I would choose the sporty toppers! I was going to buy it this summer, but I ended up not doing any of my planned summer sewing at all due to a very drawn out house-buying process.

    As for the e-product, I’d have to go with the bra pattern. Bras and panties are what I’m sewing as soon as things get a wee bit settled down with the house renovations and cleaning up after the former owner.

  30. I have been looking at the 1940s playsuit and the 1940s brassier epattern for awhile now, so if I won those are my first choices.

  31. I would choose the Smooth Sailing outfit (blouse, shorts, and pants). I have seen quite a few great pieces that other bloggers have made with that pattern and it would really help out my wardrobe.
    For the e-pattern, I would choose the Shetland Blouse. I have had it pinned on pinterest for quite some time now.

  32. Eep! I would choose the Chic Ahoy- 1930s Nautical Slacks, Halter, and Bolero Pattern, and the Edwardian Era Embroidery Techniques- The American Beauty E-Book! I love your stuff! :D

  33. Oh wow!

    If I were fortunate enough to win I’d choose the Edwardian Era 1910s Blouse and Guimpe Pattern, and the Edwardian E-Book- Insertion Lace & Lingerie Garment Technique & Inspiration.

    Fingers crossed, and thank you <3

  34. Oooh lovely!

    I love the “lounging at the lido” Beach pajamas. I’ve always wanted a pair!

    And I’d love to dig into the Edwardian Era Embroidery techniques sometime.

  35. I would have to go with the Sailor Girl playsuit and 40′s Western Wear. I look at every day as a chance to play dress-up and playsuits and western wear fit the bill! Hearts -e

  36. Oh swoon! I love the Moderne 1930s Art Deco dress pattern. Funny how my vintage wardrobe started out in the ’40s, morphed quickly into the ’50s (when I discovered how much I loved full circle skirts) and is now slowly pulling me towards the ’30s. And of course I’d pick the Shetland knit blouse (that’s a no-brainer right there). Thank you for your generosity, Lauren! Keep up the wonderful work!

  37. How exciting!!! I would choose the 1940s Sailor Girl Playsuit Pattern because I’m going on a cruise in March and I think it would be the perfect thing to wear! For the e-product I would choose the Edwardian Era Embroidery Techniques- The American Beauty E-Book.

  38. Congratulations on the milestone!
    A lovely giveaway but the choosing is though. I had a hard time deciding between all the nice patterns especially between the 40s sailor girl playsuit and the moderne art deco ensamble but in the end I’ll have to choose the Moderne art deco dress pattern. And as I’m intrigued by hairstyles of the 30s I’ll naturally choose The Hair and Head booklet.
    Now fingers crossed Lady Luck will favor me :)

  39. Congrats on reaching two thousand followers!! You are doing a marvelous job with your patterns and I always find your blog very inspiring.

    It is so so hard to pick patterns. I think it would have to be the late 30s Beach Trousers. My sister has always wanted a pair and it would be fun to make them for her. I really like the 1930s Shetland Blouse e-pattern.

  40. Amazing giveaway! Thank you.

    If I won I would love:
    Smooth Sailing 1930s Sports Togs Pattern
    and
    1940s Brassiere Digital Pattern- Size 32 Bust

    Congrats and thanks again!

  41. Thanks for running this giveaway! I would choose: Smooth Sailing 1930s Sports Togs Pattern (size A) and 1940s Brassiere Digital Pattern- Size 32 Bust. *Fingers crossed* :)

  42. Congrats on reaching 2000!

    I would choose the Smooth Sailing pattern and the 30s hairstyling e-book.

  43. I would pick the Chic Ahoy slacks, halter, and bolero for the sewing pattern and the 1940s Brassiere digital pattern. Amazing giveaway! Congratulations on reaching 2,000 followers! :)

  44. I am forever looking on your site and always come away having found it hard to choose just one of your wonderful outfits. The one I love the most is the 1930′s beach or lounging pyjamas ) Lounging at the Lido).

    I am hopeless at knitting but the 1930′s crepe floss dress pattern would certainly make me take it up.

  46. Congrats on all the likes! if i won i would choose the smooth sailing pattern and the Edwardian embroidery ebook

  48. I’ve been dying to try the smooth sailing trousers (sports togs pattern), so I hope I win!

    For the e-product, I think the Edwardian E-Book- Insertion Lace & Lingerie Garment Technique & Inspiration would be really interesting.

    Thank you for having this giveaway!

  49. Smooth Sailing 1930s Sports Togs Pattern and
    Edwardian Era Embroidery Techniques- The American Beauty E-Book

    Congrats!! Lauren!! Your a winner in my book!

  51. I would choose the Loretta- 1930s Day & Evening Dress and the 1940s Brassiere Digital Pattern! Thanks for the giveaway :]

  52. I would choose the 1940′s Apron pattern and the Edwardian Era Embroidery Techniques e-pattern/book.

    Thank you.

  53. I’m following Wearing History on facebook, twitter, and the blog feed. It’s way too hard to choose just one pattern, but I really like the 1930′s Smooth Sailing Sports Togs Pattern, and the Edwardian Era Embroidery E-book!

  54. Oooh!! It’s so hard to choose, but I pick the Smooth Sailing sports togs (I’ve heard such good things about the slacks pattern!) for a pattern and the e-book Hair and Head, Hairstyles of the early 30s. So great of you to offer the give*away!!

  55. 1910 Blouse & Guimpe Pattern, Service Pak II
    National Cloak and Suit Company 1913 Summer Catalog E-book

  57. Hi! I’ve followed your blog on my reader for some time now and love it!

    If I were to win, I’d live the 1930s Sports Togs pattern and the 1930s Shetland Blouse PDF.

    Thanks so much for existing!

  58. What a wonderful giveaway, congratulations on 2,000 followers.
    I would love to make the Sailor girl playsuit and see the ebook Edwardian Era Embroidery book.

  61. Thank you for your hardwork on all of these patterns and for the giveaway!

    Pattern: Smooth Sailing 1930s Sports Togs Pattern
    E-Product: The Hair and Head- Hairstyles of the Early 1930s E-Book

  62. Oh what a fun giveaway!!! I’ve been eyeing the Lounging at the Lido- 1930s Beach or Lounging Pajamas pattern for a while now and would really love to make some beach Pajamas and 1940s Brassiere Digital Pattern would be really cool as well.

    Thanks for the opportunity to win!!! Love your work! It’s lovely~!

  63. THanks for the giveaway!
    Pattern-1930′s Day & Evening Dress
    E-Book- Hair and Head: Hairstyles of the Early 1930′s

  64. OOH!.I have been drooling over the smooth sailing sport separates pattern and the 40s bra e-pattern for ages but my budget doesn’t run to such luxuries.
    *cross fingers*

  65. my all time favourite pattern of yours the smooth sailing 1930 sports togs patterns and the e-pattern the bra.
    thanx for being so generous
    ciao joan

  66. Congrats on the big milestone!

    Ever since I read Casey’s post on the Smooth Sailing pants, I’ve been wanting to try my hand at making a pair of those so that would be my pattern choice.

    My e-pattern choice would be the brassiere pattern. So many bloggers have been making their own vintage lingerie that it’s hard not to want to give it a whirl too, especially when they make it look so easy to put together!

  67. Oooh, lovely giveaway…many thanks! I already follow you via your blog, Facebook and Twitter and if I won this I’d be torn between the Rita Shorts & Sailor Girl Playsuit and probably the 1930s Shetland Blouse e-pattern!

  68. Oh My!!! What a GREAT giveaway! I would love to have the pattern for the 1940s Sailor Girl Playsuit Pattern. I have been in love with this pattern ever since I first saw it! And I would totally love to have the The Hair and Head- Hairstyles of the Early 1930s E-Book. Thanks so much for hosting this giveaway!

  69. Pattern:Cordelia- Circa 1909-1914 Skirt Pattern
    E-Book- Hair and Head: Hairstyles of the Early 1930′s

    I love your website!! many thanks!! :)

  70. Hello! Love this site and this wonderful giveaway!!! I am a “pattern-holic”, I have over 400 patterns, and some day I plan to sew something from ALL of them! I also hope to make some of my fellow San Diego Costumers Guild members jealous with a win from you! But best of luck to all who enter!!! ….My personal favs are #3015 Moderne-1930s Art Deco Dress (B sizes)..and for an e-book….”Hair and Head, Hairstyles of the 1930s”.

    Thanks Muchly!
    Sandra D.

  72. Congrats!!

    While it is difficult to pick one pattern that I want and don’t already own I think I would want Late 1930s Beach Trousers and Halter Top Pattern.

    As for the e-document I would love to learn how to hand embroider so Edwardian Era Embroidery Techniques- The American Beauty E-Book would be great!

  73. I’d love to win the Smooth Sailing 1930s Sports Togs Pattern and the 1940s Hollywood Style Western Wear PDF E-Catalog. Thanks!

  74. Definitely the 1930′s Art Deco dress! It’s beautiful! And for the e-book, I’d want the Shetland blouse knitting pattern.

  75. I would go with

    Pattern:
    Moderne- 1930s Art Deco Dress Pattern Size B
    Ebook:
    Edwardian E-Book- Insertion Lace & Lingerie Garment Technique & Inspiration

    Don’t have twitter, but follow you on RSS, and liked you on Facebook.

  77. Thak you for the give away and such wonderful blog
    It would have to be late 1930′s jumper dress and blouse pattern and the 1930s Shetland Blouse e-pattern.

  78. I can’t believe I have just come across your blog – its fantastic, many hours of happy reading ahead for me :-)

    The Give away…so many choices … love them all but if I had to choose it would be:

    1940s Brassiere Digital Pattern
    &
    Rita Pleated Shorts

    They would work well together and its almost summer here down under, so would be lovely to make them up in time for hot weather!

  79. I’m now following with Google Reader. I’d pick the 1930s Shetland Blouse knitting patterns and the Palisades 1940s Wrap Dress Pattern. Great giveaway!

  80. Wow, what a fun giveaway! I’ve long loved Chic Ahoy, and I’ve just now found the Hollywood Western Wear e-booklet. So cute! Fingers crossed and thanks so much for hosting a giveaway.

  81. I would love to have the tea for two pattern and head and hair hairstyles of the early 1930s. What a great give away!!!

  82. Congratulations! I love your site thoroughly–it’s such an inspiration to sew vintage. And your patterns make picking one so difficult! I’d love to win the 1940′s Sailor Girl Playsuit and the Shetland Blous e-pattern.

  83. I would love the Wearing History- 1930′s Accessories Pattern and the E-Book- Insertion lace and Lingerie.
    Congratulations on 2000+ followers!
    Lisa xx

  84. Sweet! It’s soo hard to choose, but I think I would pick the Smooth Sailing 1930s Sports Togs Pattern and the 1940s Patriotic Tri-Color Blouse Knitting E-pattern. I think the two would be perfect for WWII reenacting!

  85. Hooray!! How exciting! It was hard because I want many of your patterns! But I would choose the 1940s Sailor Girl Play suit pattern and the Hair and Head Hairstyles of the 1930s booklet :)
    Jill M.

  86. Pattern: Tea at Two- 1930s Day or Afternoon Dress Pattern
    E-book:The Hair and Head- Hairstyles of the Early 1930s E-Book
    What a fun way to celebrate :)

  87. My next knitting project, should I actually finish the one currently on the needles, is to be a vintage style sweater so I would pick the 24 hour sweater as my e-pattern. For the other, man, so difficult decision between all your great patterns but I’m going to have to say Lounging at the Lido. It just seems like the perfect way to pass the summer with a nice breeze floating by.

  88. I would choose the 1940s Patriotic Tri-Color Blouse Knitting E-pattern and the Palisades- 1940s Wrap Dress Pattern. They both remind me of old pictures of my grandmother, from when she was about the same age as I am now, even though she is turning 93 in a few weeks.

  89. 1940s Sailor Girl Playsuit Pattern and How To Ride, 1882- E-Booklet & Digital Collage File I love your patterns!!!

  90. Wow, so hard to choose. I love the 1940s Sailor Girl and the 1930s Shetland Blouse. Both gorgeous and items I would wear all the time!

  92. I adore you blog and CONGRATS! Yeahhhh! I love the 40s Victory hat as well as the 1940s Patriotic Tri-Color Blouse Knitting E-pattern! I follow you on FB and Twitter and will share on my page as well! Good luck to everyone! xox

  93. I would love the 1940s Hollywood Style Western Wear e-book and the pattern for the Moderne 1930s Art Deco Dress pattern!

  94. Oh I love the Smooth Sailing 1930s Sports Togs Pattern and 1930s Sports Coat, Alpine Hat, and Knitting Bag. I’ve got my fingers crossed

  95. Oh boy! I’ve always wanted to make the 1940s Sailor Girl Playsuit Pattern so that would be my choice! An for the e-pattern I would choose the 1930s Shetland Blouse.

  96. Pick me! I would choose the 1940s sailor girl playsuit pattern and the PDF bra pattern. Pick me!

  97. I would pick the “Lounging at the Lido” Beach PJ’s because I had that pattern long ago, but I sold it. Now I can get it in my size tho’. Yay! My e-book selection would be the 1913 National Suit and Cloak Co. Catalog so I can daydream…..

  100. Oh I love your site! If you pick me could I have the Late 1930s Jumper, Dress, and Blouse Pattern and for the e pattern could I have Edwardian Era Embroidery Techniques- The American Beauty E-Book please :)

  101. Hands down the Smooth Sailing 1930s Sports Togs Pattern, I have been drooling over it for some time but have never sewn trousers and am a tad intimidated! And the Hair and Head- Hairstyles of the Early 1930s E-Book could really help me cope with trying to grow out my pixie!

  102. I always wished to have a pattern for 30s slacks! So, the pattern I choose is Smooth Sailing 1930s Sports Togs Pattern.
    from the e-products my most favourite is 1930s Shetland Blouse- PDF Knitting Pattern.

    I am a facebook follower :)

  103. This is a wonderful giveaway! I simply love your patterns! I would choose the Moderne-1930s Art Deco Dress Pattern (A stunning piece!) & the Edwardian Era Embroidery Techniques Ebook.

    God bless,
    Sarah Grace

  104. I’ve subscribed to your blog feed for some time, just liked you on Facebook. I’ve been wanting that sailor girl play suit for ages, but haven’t been able to fit it into my budget. And I’d definitely go for the 40s brassiere e-pattern.

  105. I’ve been fawning over your 1940s pleated Rita shorts since you came out with them, and longing to make my impression completely authentic with period correct underwear – so I’d love the digital bra pattern from the same era!

  106. I would choose the Sunkissed Sweetheart 1940s Tropical Separates pattern and the National Cloak and Suit Company 1913 Summer Catalog E-book.

  107. Pattern: Chic Ahoy- 1930s Nautical Slacks, Halter, and Bolero Pattern
    E-book: The Hair and Head- Hairstyles of the Early 1930s

    I am a facebook follower
    Thank you for the opportunity!

  109. Oooh, dear Lauren, CONGRATULATIONS! And thanks a lot for this Giveaway. But it’s realy hard to pick a pattern, as they are all so beautiful….
    But I think I would choose the Cordelia Skirt pattern and 1910s Bedell Spring Sale E-Catalog.
    I “like” you on facebook and regularly read your blog.
    My very best wishes,

    Simone

  110. Ooh, it was so hard to pick just two! But if I should be so lucky, I would choose
    - Edwardian Era 1910s Blouse and Guimpe Pattern
    and
    - Edwardian Era Embroidery Techniques- The American Beauty E-Book

  111. As winter seems to have arrived I would pick the 1930s Ahwahnee Coat- Blanket Coat Pattern (I have had my eye on this for a while!) and the 1930s shetland blouse knitting pattern as I love the back detailing:)

  112. Thank you so much for this giveaway! I think I’d choose the Smooth Sailing trousers and shorts, actually it is the pattern that got me thinking it was time for me to try and sew trousers!

  113. Congrats on reaching 2000 followers! A mind-blowing figure, but not hard to understand for such a lovely blog =)

    Your patterns are beautiful, all of them. If I were lucky eunough to win I would love “The Hair and Head” for e-book and the Smooth sailong 1930s sports togs pattern. I’ve been longing to make a pair of 1930s pants, but have had a hard time finding the right pattern. This would be perfect!

    Keeping my fingers crossed! Thank you for a great giveaway!

  115. Lovely giveaway!

    My pattern of choice: 1930s Nautical Slacks, Halter, and Bolero Pattern
    My e-product of choice: The Hair and Head- Hairstyles of the Early 1930s

    Thanks!

  117. BIG congrats Lauren! :)
    How exciting!!!!!!! BIG congrats hugs.
    If I had to choose, it would definitely be your gorgeous sailor shorts, skirt, and top pattern. I’ve loved it ever since the first time I saw it. We are coming into summer here in Australia, and it would be perfect for the hot weather.
    The 30s hair e book would be awesome. I think it would be fascinating to read and try the styles that my gorgeous Non wore when she was in her 20s.
    Thanks for the giveaway….you are such a sweetie :)

  118. I love the 1940s Sailor Girl Playsuit Pattern – I definitely think I’ve hit a time in my life where I want to start wearing playsuits. Although perhaps not the most practical seeing as we’re hitting winter here in the UK.
    I can also see myself wearing the 1930s Sports Coat particularly with the matching bag ;-)

    Thanks for the Giveaway – congrats on reaching 2000 followers!

  119. Thank you for this opportunity! You have created a lovely range of patterns and digital products, and I always enjoy seeing what you’ve sewn.

    As for patterns and e-products, I would choose the Loretta 1930s Day and Evening Dress and the 1940s Brassiere Digital Pattern. Both are just lovely!

  120. Oooh, I love the sailor girl playsuit, and I’ve been eyeing the 1940′s brassiere for a project for some time now.

  121. Soooo many good choices! I’ve narrowed it down to Smooth Sailing Sports Togs (size pack B) and Edwardian Era Embroidery Techniques. :-)

  122. This is such a fantastic giveaway! Thank you so much! It’s difficult to choose just one of each, but I think I’ll go with the 40s sailor girl playsuit and the 1913 cloak and suit. Thank you again!

  123. Yay! I already own then blanket coat, so my top choice would be the sailor outfit. As for e-products, the embroidery book looks super cool and I’ve been wanting to learn for some time. Thanks, Lauren! I’m a big fan of you, your blog, and your patterns!

  124. I would choose the Smooth Sailing 1930s Sports Togs Pattern and the 1930s Crepe Floss Dress- PDF Knitting Pattern. Thank you for your patterns, they are fantastic!

  126. All your patterns are gorgeous Lauren, so it’s hard to choose – but I’d have to say that the Smooth Sailing 1930s Sports Togs Pattern would have to be my first choice, along with the How to Ride e-booklet as I am a keen equestrian and would love to check out the horse riding style of yesteryear! Thanks for doing this giveaway – it’s awesome. :D

    xox,
    bonita of Depict This!

  127. I would love to have the Sunkissed Sweetheart 1940s sarong separates pattern, as well as the 1930s Shetland Blouse e-pattern!
    What a lovely giveaway.

  128. Thank you for the giveaway and congrats on reaching 2000 followers.

    I love the 1940′s sailor girl playsuit pattern and the 1940′s Hollywood style western wear download.

    I look forward every day to reading your wonderful blog.

  129. If I were to win I would choose The 1940s Sailor Girl Playsuit pattern and the National Cloak and Suit Company 1913 Summer Catalog.

    Thank you for letting me play. Such fun!

  130. Congratulations on reaching 2,000 likes on facebook! That is a wonderful accomplishment!!

    Ooooh…now…um…I know what pattern I would choose if I won!!!! The Edwardian Era 1910s Blouse and Guimpe!! It is fabulous!!! I have coveted that one since you put it out!!! Awesome! The e-pattern would totally have to be The National Cloak and Suit Company 1913 Summer Catalog! What fun things you get to play with!!

  131. I subscribed to your blog and followed you on Twitter.

    I’d choose the 1930s jumper and blouse pattern and the 1930s Shetland blouse knitting PDF pattern.

    Thank you!

  132. Oh, such a hard decision. Probably the Tea at Two- 1930s Day or Afternoon Dress Pattern, and the National Cloak and Suit Company 1913 Summer Catalog E-book.

  133. Thanks for the chance winning :)
    If I win I would choose this ebook: Insertion Lace & Lingerie Garment Technique & Inspiration
    I am really keen on making underwear and that would be lots of inspiration!
    And the pattern would defenately be the 1930s Art Deco Dress Pattern, absoloutely gorgeous!
    Good luck to everyone!

  134. I never win anything but its worth a try. :)
    I’ve been wanting the “1940′s sailor girl pattern” for aaagggeeeeessssss.
    And as for e-patterns ‘The Hair and Head- Hairstyles of the Early 1930s E-Book’

  135. fingers crossed!
    i would love the 1930s Ahwahnee Coat- Blanket Coat Pattern and the 1940s Brassiere Digital Pattern- Size 32 Bust

  136. Hi if I’m lucky enough to win then I would choose the Smooth Sailing 1930′s Sports Togs pattern in size B and also the Edwardian Era Embroidery Techniques. It’s been a long time since I’ve opened my sewing box so this would give me the inspiration to get creative again :)

  137. As much as the western wear would make my boyfriend happy, I think I’d have to go with the 1930s Shetland Blouse as I’ve got a thing for back buttons right now. Then the Loretta Day and Evening dress is calling my name.

  138. I’ve been eyeballing the Smooth Sailing pattern for a while now – love those trousers! I’d also love to try my hand at a 40s bra :)

  140. Hi there!
    Found your blog through Elegant Musings. If I win the contest, I would pick the Palisades wrap dress pattern, and the 1910s Bedell Famous Spring Sale catalog!

  141. It is almost impossible to pick just one, but I would say that Moderne is currently my favorite as I have recently been discovering the joys of the 1930s silhouette. And that Shetland Blouse looks like a lovely Fall knit.

    Thanks for all of the inspiration!

  142. What a fabulously generous giveaway!
    I’d go for the Smooth Sailing pattern and the Edwardian Era Embroidery Techniques ebook.
    Thank you so much for the opportunity!

  143. Wow, what an amazing giveaway, and congratulations!

    But you want me to pick just one? OK, if I win I’d like the Smooth Sailing set and the 1930s 24 Hour Sweater, just in time for winter.

  145. I would love the Rita Shorts… well, I’m planning to buy them someday anyway. ;)

    As for the E-pattern, the Edwardian lace/embroidery insertion technique e-book would be grand.

  146. Hi,
    I have wanted your smooth sailing trouser pattern for ages!!!! I would also love your 1940s bra pattern as I am studying vintage lingerie at the moment. Love your site.
    Amanda

  147. Smooth sailing sports togs (it’s impossible to find good blouses and trousers) and 1930s shetland floss dress (would be a good reason to spend a year knitting just one thing).

  148. Wow! What a difficult choice! I suppose I’d pick the “Chic Ahoy” pattern & the “1930s shetland blouse”. May the contest gods be with me!

  149. What a wonderful giveaway – I would choose the 1940′s Sailor Girl Playsuit pattern and The Hair and Head – hairstyles of the early 30′s ebook.

  152. So hard to choose! I think I have narrowed it down to the 1940s Sailor Girl Playsuit Pattern(size pack A) and The Hair and Head-Hairstyles of the Early 1930s. Thanks for the great giveaway! Hope I win: )

  153. I’be been subscribing to your blog via Google reader for over a year now. It’s a bit embarrassing how I’ve never commented until now! I’d love to try the Loretta- 1930s Day & Evening Dress and the 40′s bra pattern. That was very hard to choose!

  154. I just found you and I am so excited! You have several things I want to put on my wish list now!!!!…….I really like the 1940′s Wrap dress (Size pack B) and the Hair and Head- Hairstyles of the 1930′s.

  155. I would have to go for the Smooth Sailing pattern, and the 1940s Brassiere pattern. I know the bra wouldn’t fit me, but I think it would be fun to play around with. :)

  156. Congrats on the milestones, Lauren! I would choose the 1940s Sailor Girl playsuit and ’30s hairstyling download. (Does it have tips for long hair?)

  158. Fantastic giveaway! I would choose the Moderne- 1930s Art Deco Dress Pattern and The Hair and Head- Hairstyles of the Early 1930s E-Book. I hope I win!

  159. I am totally in love with the Loretta day and evening dress and as an embroiderer would love the Edwardian embroidery e book. Great giveaway, thanks so much

  160. Can’t believe I’m so behind catching up with blogs, almost missed your lovely giveaway!
    Too kind of you, it makes me feel slightly greedy to browse and pick, but it’s just too tempting:
    Smooth Sailing 1930s Sports Togs Pattern & The Hair and Head- Hairstyles of the Early 1930s E-Book
    Congrats to the many likes and readers, well deserved!

  161. I’m following you on Twitter :) Though I don’t think I have ever commented, I love seeing everything you make here!

    Pattern #1005
    1910s Blouse and Guimpe Pattern
    Circa 1909-1914

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    Edwardian Era Embroidery Techniques- The American Beauty E-Book

  162. Congratulations! I would love to have the Moderne pattern and the Crepe Floss Dress pattern.

  163. Congratulations on making your followers goal :) I know you had said you were close!
    Hmm… patterns. Hard choice…
    Pattern: The Smooth sailing Sports Togs
    E-Product: The Shetland Blouse (pretty!)
    Thanks for the giveaway!

  164. I just love your patterns. Even trying to talk my favorite shop in to stocking them. :)
    I would love the Smooth Sailing trousers. I see them in a lovely corduroy for autumn!
    And for the e-pattern, the 1940s brassiere. Vintage under garments fascinate me!

  165. Hello
    Great idea….
    I would definitely choose the Lounging at the Lido- 1930s Beach or Lounging Pajamas and Eton Jacket as my pattern &for the e-product it would be the 1930′s Shetland blouse.
    I have just discovered your blog/website etc & I am very excited by it.

  166. Too many wonderful patterns to choose from. But finally I picked “Tea at Two- 1930s Day or Afternoon Dress Pattern”, it would make a great vintage style outfit for office/business wear, and “Edwardian E-Book- Insertion Lace & Lingerie Garment Technique & Inspiration” so that my office outfits won’t be too plain :)

  167. Great giveaway!
    I already follow you on Facebook and Pinterest and now Twitter!
    I love the 1940′s Hollywood Style Western Wear Catalog
    and the 1930′s Ahwahee Coat-Blanket pattern.
    I think this is the first time I have commented on your site.
    Have a great day!

  168. Oh what a wonderful give-away I know in a heart beat what I would choose. The 1940s Sailor Girl Playsuit pattern which I have been lusting after for ages! From the e-patterns I would choose the 1930s shetland blouse PDF. Excited!

  169. Congratulations on getting so many followers! I would choose “Lounging at the Lido” and the Edwardian Lace Insertion e-book if I were to win.

  170. I’m completely in love with “Tea at Two- 1930s Day or Afternoon Dress Pattern” so I would choose that one, and from the e-patterns 1930s the “24-Hour Sweater- PDF Knitting Pattern” because a 1930s gal only has so much time in the day!

    Love the products, I will be back.

  171. This is a LOVELY give away!

    I’d choose the following:
    The Hair and Head- Hairstyles of the Early 1930s E-Book
    Smooth Sailing 1930s Sports Togs Pattern

  172. Oh, it’s hard to pick just one pattern, but I think mine would be Loungingat the Lido Pattern and How to Ride, 1882 E-Booklet. What a lovely giveaway! ~Crossing my fingers!~

  173. Congrats on being so popular! I pick the Sailor pattern (I can’t believe I don’t already own it!) and the bra PDF – I’d like to try making it out of a knit for a comfy fit.

  175. What a great giveaway! I would choose the Smooth Sailing trousers because I’ve seen so many excellent looking pairs in the blogosphere and the 1940s western wear catalog because i’ve been contemplating making a western shirt even though I’m a city slicker.