A little information on this indie pattern company...
SBCC Patterns are designed for the woman who is short in stature but not in attitude and are sized 00-28W. These patterns can be easily un-petited and details on how are available on the website. SBCC patterns are designed for an intermediate/advanced sewist but if you're a patient beginner, you will find that they sew together easily. There are 20 patterns on the website ranging from t-shirts, to a hoodie and yoga pants, and a dress or two. They are pdf patterns that are sensibly priced.
You may have seen The Tonic Tee sewn up around the online sewing universe. My favorite and must thorough review was done by Debbie of Stitches and Seams. You should check out her amazing t-shirt here. There are 45 reviews of the tee on PatternReview. Some other reviews of the Pinot Pant, The Cosmo Skirt and The Mimosa Blouse are also on PR and should be checked out.
The Giveaway ~
So now that you've seen a few of the patterns and read some of the reviews, here's the pattern giveaway...any pattern on the SBCC website is available to win. Just leave your name in the comments section along with which pattern you'd like to win! Please choose just one.
Since the giveaway is for a pdf pattern, it's open to everyone in the sewing universe. Please make sure that you sign your comment with your name if you are logged into blogger as unknown. No name and your entry will be voided. This giveaway is open until Wednesday, September 14th at 11:59pm EST. The winner will be announced on Saturday, September 17th.
This is the last pattern giveaway for the month. I don't know about you but I can't believe how fast that went. Hope you've enjoyed the giveaways and don't forget to leave a comment for this one!
Happy National Sewing Month!
Ooh! What a great giveaway! I'd love the Bronx dress. Thank you for doing this Carolyn, you found some great companies for giveaways and succeeded in reminding me of things I want to sew from their stables.
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ReplyDeleteDeirdre
The Bronx dress. Ann watts
ReplyDeleteThank you Carolyn. I like very much the Brooklyn hoodie.
ReplyDeleteManuela
The Tai dress is lovely! Thanks 😊
ReplyDeleteI really like the Cabernet Cardigan. Thanks for the opportunity!
ReplyDeleteThe Manhattan Trousers look fabulous. I've been struggling with trouser-making for a little while and it might be nice to try a pattern that I don't have to automatically adjust for my petite body!
ReplyDeleteI'd love to get my hands on the Moto Chic jacket.
ReplyDeleteFoor me it would be the Brooklyn Hoodie!Thank you for the offer!
ReplyDeleteI would love to win the Thai dress pattern
ReplyDeleteI am *such* a SBCC fangirl! The Tonic 1 fit so great right out of the envelop, I couldn't believe it! I'm a supporter and advocate for niche market sewing patterns like SBCC for Petites, Cashmerette for Plus Sizes, and Sewaholic for Pear shapes. I am torn between the Thai dress and the Moto Chic. Can't wait for Betsy to release the jacket pattern that was delayed due to a computer crash. If she puts out a pencil skirt, I don't know what I'll do with my self, LOL!
ReplyDeleteI have wanted to try the Cabernet Cardi forever now so that's my pick! Thanks for the giveaway fun! ~Amber Hunter
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ReplyDeleteThank you for the give away. My name is Jannie Jørgensen and I would like to win the gibson blouse.
I ♡ the Tai dress - just my kind of style!
ReplyDeleteI would love the Limoncello Cardigan! Thanks to SBCC and you for this fund Sewing Month event.
ReplyDeleteI'd love to try the Moto chic jacket!
ReplyDeleteWith cold weather coming, I think the Tonic 2 is just what I need. It was hard to pick just one, though!
ReplyDeleteI love the Tai dress. Very nice design.
ReplyDeleteI would be intersted in sewing up the Brooklyn hoodie. Thanks for hosting this give away!
ReplyDeleteKten
The Collins blouse looks lovely. Thanks for the opportunity!
ReplyDeleteHi, love her sewing patterns and they do fit my body type YAH!!. Would love to have her new Paloma camp shirt thanks
ReplyDeleteThanks for the comp - I'd like to put my hand up for the Mimosa Blouse. It'd be perfect for work :)
ReplyDeleteI always wanted a hoodie that I can make my own. So Brooklyn Hoodie it is. Thanks, Deb Praus
ReplyDeleteThe Brooklyn Hoodie would be a great opportunity to create a quality staple for myself.
ReplyDeleteI love the Mimosa blouse. Thank you for introducing me to yet another great pattern company!
ReplyDeleteI would love to try the pants. Thanks for making this opportunity possible.
ReplyDeleteI'd love the Brooklyn hoodie.
ReplyDeleteI love the Brooklyn Hoodie. :) Thanks so much for all the prizes.
ReplyDeleteI love the Gimlet Top! Thanks for reviewing a pattern site for my five foot frame
ReplyDeleteThe Moto Chic jacket caught my eye! Thank you!
ReplyDeleteOh, boy...it's a toss up between the cabernet cardi and the lemon drop dress.
ReplyDeleteI would love the Mimosa Blouse - size 3X, please! Thanks for organizing these prizes...
ReplyDeleteSue Givens and I like the Brooklyn hoodie!
ReplyDeleteThank you so much for the opportunity - put me down for the Bronx dress, please!
ReplyDeleteThank-you for offering so many opportunities to the sewing community this month. The Moto Jacket is calling my name. ;-) Diane
ReplyDeleteI can see Paloma lengthened to a tunic with a slightly longer back....perfect for me.
ReplyDeleteLove those patterns! Would make a cardigan or the Brooklyn hoodie.
ReplyDeleteHoping for the Bronx dress! Love the Gimlet hack on the SBCC blog. I hope that I didn't post multiple times- please delete any other duplicates. . . or triplicates!
ReplyDeletewhat a choice ... but I'm really drawn to the Mimosa!
ReplyDeleteKim
Wow, choices, choices.
ReplyDeleteI think the Julip skirt is interesting.
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I have not tried these patterns. I love the Cabernet cardigan.
ReplyDeleteI'd love to try out the Moto Chic Jacket. Thanks for this opportunity.
ReplyDeleteThanks for the giveaways-I like the Mimosa blouse
ReplyDeleteI have the perfect fabric for the Mimosa blouse! Thanks for the chance to win!
ReplyDeleteI like the CABERNET CARDIGAN. It would help fill out my work wardrobe in my cold office.
ReplyDeleteI like the Gibson Blouse.
ReplyDeleteI'd like the Brooklyn Hoodie. Thanks for doing all these great giveaways!
ReplyDeleteOoh! That Moto Chic Jacket!
ReplyDeletereally need the hoodie pattern
ReplyDeleteLove the Carbernet Cardi! Would live in that year round made in a substantial interlock for winter and a lighter weight knit for summer.
ReplyDeleteThe Tai dress is gorgeous!Thank you for the chance to enter,
ReplyDeleteJacqui Jeromson, jacqui555@live.com
I like the tonic tee! I've never heard of these patterns before which is surprising because I am petite. Thanks for the giveaway.
ReplyDeleteI like the Limoncello Cardigan. Thank you. My name is Patricia
ReplyDeleteI have been watching the Paloma top and the Tai dress for quite a while. Thank you for highlighting some indie patterns.
ReplyDeleteBeffie
The Paloma, in the 3x size, please
ReplyDeleteI would like to enter for the Gibson dress
ReplyDeleteI like the Brooklyn Hoodie. Thank you for setting up these fun giveaways!
ReplyDeleteI love the Mimosa blouse x
ReplyDeleteI love the Brooklyn Hoodie. Thank you!
ReplyDeleteZina Henry
I love the Manhattan trousers!
ReplyDeleteI'd love to win the Cabernet Cardi! Thanks for the great giveaway! --Emilee--
ReplyDeletewow, difficult to choose (I would go for an international sewing month by the way ;-) )
ReplyDeleteThe julep skirt is lovely
The Tai dress!!
ReplyDeleteThank you for introducing me to a new pattern line. I like the Paloma Blouse.
ReplyDeletethe tonic tee. thank you!
ReplyDeleteHi Carolyn, Adrianne Caldwell here! I love the mimosa blouse. It reminds me of the printed linen dress you made earlier this summer��
ReplyDeleteLove the Mimosa blouse. Thanks for the chance!
ReplyDeleteLove the Limoncello Cardigan. Thanks
ReplyDeleteI'd like to try the moto chic jacket. Thanks for the giveaway.
ReplyDeleteI've been wanting to make a hoodie. This looks like a great one.
ReplyDeleteMartha
The Julep skirt caught my eye! Thank you for the giveaway!
ReplyDeleteHi! I love your blog! I wanted to comment that I'm so happy seeing the SBCC patterns being given some recognition. I haven't seen that much on other blogs. I too have made about 5 Tonic Tees. It is my 'go to' pattern. I've also made the Manhattan trouser with some adjustments in the crotch. The patterns are easy to follow. Ads a pretty new sewist, I've sought the help for the company a couple of times on a few things and they have been extremely helpful and responsive.
ReplyDeleteI like a lot the MANHATTAN TROUSERS! thank youuuu XXX
ReplyDeleteMoto chic jacket please Carolyn. Thanks
ReplyDeleteSo hard to choose! I think the trousers would be great but the moto jacket sounds awesome too. Thanks for the giveaways!
ReplyDeleteThe Brooklyn Hoodie would make great addition to my fall and winter wardrobe. Thanks for introducing et SBCC patterns. How nice to find accompany that believes that women of all sizes should have access to fashion that fits.
ReplyDeleteI'd love to make the Manhattan trousers for work! Thanks for the giveaway!
ReplyDeleteI would llove a copy of the Tai dress - it is gorgeous!
ReplyDeleteI've been super interested in The Gibson Blouse... and just haven't pulled the trigger! Would love to get that if I win. :)
ReplyDeleteOh, I'd love to win the Moto Chic Jacket.
ReplyDeleteThe Mimosa looks like a fun blouse. Thank you for the giveaway.
ReplyDeleteI would love to win the Cabernet Cardigan!
ReplyDeleteIt is so hard to choose! I'd love to win the Moto Chic jacket pattern!
ReplyDeleteGreat giveaway thank you. The hoody pattern would be a fun sew. Thanks
ReplyDeleteI've had my eye on the Cabernet Cardi for a long time. Pick me pick me!
ReplyDeleteIf I were lucky enough to be chosen, I'd pick the Brooklyn Hoodie.
ReplyDeleteAs a short curvy lady this one is up my alley! Thanks for hosting the giveaway and introducing me to a new-to-me indie company. And that Moto jacket--love it! [fingers crossed]
ReplyDeleteI would love the Cabernet Cardigan
ReplyDeleteI would love to try the hoodie pattern. TY
ReplyDeleteThis is tough. So many great options. I have never made pants and Pinot pants looks like a great starter.
ReplyDeleteThe Tonic Tee 2 is my choice, size XL1. I have my fingers crossed!
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