Boys Can Wear Pink Season 2 WINNER!!!!!

Today we are announcing the winner of the Boys Can Wear Pink Giveaway!!

Congratulations, Jan!!!!!!!!!!

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You have won all these great prizes!!!

1 pattern of choice from Momma Quail Patterns
2 patterns of choice (excluding bundles) from Patterns for Pirates
3 digital designs of choice from Handmade Escapade
3 patterns of choice from Winter Wear Designs
Bartowski Slim Tie Pattern from Paraplu
$10 gift certificate from Mabel Madison

There will be one random winner. International entries welcome. Winner will be contacted via email and will have 48 hours to claim their prize before a new winner will be drawn at random.

  Thank you so much to our fabulous sponsors!!!

Thank you so much to all the wonderful bloggers who participated!! If you didn't get the chance to stop by during the tour, go check out their looks now. All the bloggers did a wonderful job!

February 22 Wild & Wanderful  Handcrafted by Red Made by Jack's Mum 

February 23 Friends Stitched Together Phatquarters Blog   Mae and K Free Notion 

February 24   Doodle Number 5 Pen Seb Rox Pattern Revolution 

February 25 Beri Bee Designs The Kisses Co Rebel and Malice 

February 26 Paisley Roots Max-California The Wholesome Mama

February 27  Squishy Face Collection Bunch o Berries Adventures with Bubba and Bug 

Boys Can Wear Pink 2, Day 6

It's the final day for our tour. I really hope you have enjoyed seeing these boys wear things that they love and not let gender rules tell them they can't wear certain colors or like certain things. Nobody bats an eye when a little girl wears a tee shirt from the boys department, but go try to find a tee for a boy with Elsa on it. Boys think she's pretty rocking just as much as the girls do. I mean come on, she has super powers and can make ice and snow!

Boys Can Wear Pink 2, Day 5

We are heading into our final two days of Boys Can Wear Pink Season 2. I have loved seeing all the great looks the bloggers have put together for this tour! I hope you have, too!

This past September, I made Thomas a cute raglan henley for a tutorial for Peek-a-Boo. It had coral accents on it that I just love still. I really love the color coral and how it looks with his blonde hair. I think it gives this pull over a bit of a beachy vibe, which is fun for me considering I am surrounded by cornfields and cows.

Boys Can Wear Pink 2, Day 4

It's Thursday and that means we are on day 4 of Boys Can Wear Pink and we have more boys rocking some pink in their wardrobe.

Boys Can Wear Pink 2, Day 3

My 18 year old told me something interesting over the weekend. Remember Blue's Clues? Blue the dog, is a girl. And I knew that, but never really thought about it. He said that it was done to help break up gender color stereotypes. Now, I can't find anything that supports this, but I do think it's an interesting observation. Many children and adults just assumed Blue was a boy because of the color. But Blue is in fact a girl. And, so is her pink friend, Magenta.

I started Boys Can Wear Pink because I can't stand gender stereotyping. Of any kind.

My son LOVES My Little Pony, which is seen by many as a "girls show." I don't really understand why boys and girls are suppose to like different things. Why do shows have to target one audience based on gender? Why can't girls and boys like the same shows?

Thomas sewed those pajama pants himself. Another activity that is seen as a girl's past time by many.