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Whimsy Couture Pattern Review and Giveaway!

 This week I got to review the Whimsy Couture Pillowcase Romper Pattern.
I downloaded the pattern, printed out the pieces, and in no time flat Grace had a brand new outfit.
(This romper is a quick and easy sew that I think has darling results.)
 Whimsy Couture chooses fun cotton prints for all their patterns but for Gracie’s romper I really wanted to use some silky polyester paisley goodness from my vintage stash that has been waiting for just the right project.
 I think this it was the perfect choice.
And Grace agrees…recently she’s had HUGE opinions about the fabric used for her clothing so I never know what she’s going to think.  But these “pants that look like a dress!!!!” paired with the silky fabric was a total hit.
In fact, the only thing she didn’t like about her new romper was standing still and “normal” while I took her picture.
I am so glad that Whimsy Couture let me try out one of their patterns and I’m totally happy with my choice!  I think this romper is all sorts of fun—it reminds me of some crazy 60’s lounge wear…like something that Endora (from Bewitched) would wear. 
Now, while I love this pattern Whimsy Couture has LOADS more to choose from—skirts, bloomers, pants, overalls, and even ladies patterns!  And today they are giving away a 3 pattern pack bundle of your choice to one of our readers.
So if you would like to win this 3 pattern bundle just click over HERE browse their patterns and tell me which pattern is your favorite.  (If you look over on their sidebar you will see a list of all their pattern categories.)

Or, if you can’t wait to see if you’ve won Whimsy Couture is offering you a 50% coupon to their shop.  Just type in the code TAKEOFF50 when you check out.

Good luck and have an excellent weekend!
-liZ
This giveaway is now closed but Whimsy Couture’s Pattern Shop is always open!

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Comments

  1. Andrea says

    Hard to pick one favorite 🙂 I like the little girls reversible skirt the best! It would also be fun to make myself some lounge pants 😉
    babysickler(at)yahoo(dot)com

  3. Nicole says

    I love the petite ruffle tank! I must make that one before the summer ends. Luckily in Florida that’s not until mid October. 🙂

  16. Unknown says

    There are so many cute outfits…I actually love the pillowcase romper you made…it would go so well with the hooded cape I’m planning to make for my neice!
    Amber 🙂

  18. Bekah says

    I’m always on the lookout for good pants patterns. The Reversible Girls/Boys Pants looks ideal! With sizing all the way up to size 8, it would cover 5 of my 8 kiddos. The bloomer patterns are super cute, too.

  19. Ashley says

    They have so many cute patterns it’s hard to choose! I really like the one shoulder dress for girls and the bubble romper (too cute!). 🙂

    -Ashley
    pksgirl1619 (at) yahoo (dot) com

  22. ghl316 says

    I love love her patterns and own several shhh dont tell hubby…they are my go to patterns and she is great to work with:0)

  25. WandaFish says

    I adore the pillowcase romper that you made! There are so many cute patterns but I spied one for reversible pants and I’ve been wanting to make some for ages, so that’ll be my current fave!
    Thanks for the giveaway!

  29. Stephanie says

    I love them all. I bought the boys overalls with the discount YAY! But I would love the pillowcase overalls and the knot dress, I’m sure I would happily choose another perhaps the ladies lounge pants for me 🙂 Thanks for the chance to win (and the discount)

  35. Alissa says

    My favorite pattern is the hooded jacket. That would be very useful for this fall. Thank you for the great giveaway. I enjoy your blog!

  38. wormlynn says

    They truely have very cute stuff! I like the A-line Tank Dress, the A-line tunic and Dress, Easy Peasent top/dress, and the Hooded Jacket for boys and girls.

  39. Mrs. Brandyn L Barksdale says

    Liz,
    I have been IN LOVE with these pictures ever since you created this lovely little romper. (: My LilMissy is a HUGE supporter of WhimsyCouture and I’ve been waiting for the perfect moment to make this billowy version of the Pillowcase Romper. Besides using a silky fabric did you alter or modify the pattern in any way? I am using a soft woven cotton but hope to achieve the same ‘palazzo’ feel of your romper. Do you have any hints or tips that I can use???

    ThankYou,
    Brandyn

    PS. My fabric …
    http://freespiritfabric.com/core-pages/gallery.php?gal_id=410&sw_id=6286