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my grandkids/ to enter into the fair/ and to show on the blog "The Faerie Wysperer" you can read about that here. I know- I know, not the traditional colors for the pair, but I'm not a traditional kinda gal~ sooooo I'm making a "shabby chic" Raggedy Ann & Andy. I've already made the arms as you can see, I opted not to sew in the finger lines-- giving each hand a bigger fuller area to be chewed on! These are going to be baby friendly dolls.I've also been super busy building on my new deck, hopefully that will be completed soon! I am anxious to show off my hard work in my new side yard!
My Mom use to make these. Made a large one once and my daughter wore the outfit for her first Halloween when she was 9 months old. Took the same pattern and made a clown for my nephew who had cancer. I still have that one. Neat. Thanks for sharing.
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I adore raggedy ann and andy! cant wait to see your shabby chic version! and your deck and side yard too!
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vivian
Can't wait to see how these shabby chic chickies turn out....I know they will be totally fun!!
ReplyDeleteI'm excited to see how these cuties turn out. Good call with the hands.
ReplyDeleteSooo glad to find a fellow Mixed -media artist!!!! Love your blog and those little Raggedy Ann and Andy dolls are right up my alley with the shabby chic twist! Enjoyed visiting your sweet place here, xoxo~Kathy~ @ Sweet Up-North Mornings...Stop in anytime...
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