Santa, puh-lease? Victory Patterns Love

Dear Santa,

I've been good this year. Pinky-promise. I've been buying too many clothes at thrift shops donating to charity and making things for myself, and on rare occasion, others.

As you're making your list and checking it twice, I hope that you'll discover my name there next to three new patterns from a brand-new independent pattern line, Canada-based Victory Patterns. (Who doesn't love the Canadians?)

I discovered Victory Patterns through my blog-pal, Toria. (She kindly requests the Madeleine.  You might want to bring something for her dog, too.)

See, while I'm staying home—out of trouble—I could really use a comfy, stylish number like the Lola:

Lola, Victory Patterns

And once Spring comes and it's time to get a little leggy (modestly, of course), what fits the bill better than the Chloe? (Note the pockets on both of these, Santa: A cure for chilly fingers.)

Chloe, Victory  Patterns

Most importantly, I want you to know that I'm the kind of gal who believes in the capacity for human beings to do great things, realize their potential. Because of that, I'm always aiming higher than my ability, seeing what I'm made of. And this pattern, dear Santa, could be my Mount Everest in the Spring. 

The Anouk features front and back pintucks, fitted yoke, and button detailing leading into a decorative front placket.  

Anouk, Victory Patterns

I realize this is a last-minute request, so if the elves are swamped and you're forced to stoop to using cash, I just wanted you to know that Victory Patterns is offering 3 patterns for $25 in their Etsy store.

Thank you, Santa, for considering my plea. And, it's not a bribe, but I want you to know there are homemade cookies that I didn't make but am happy to share with you and some almond milk (I'm lactose intolerant, my bad).

Merry, merry Christmas to you and the Mrs.

Love, a very, very, very nice girl,
Ali