We chewed up our allowable bandwidth when the kids were here and the internet has been slow. I have almost finished the dolls. One more wig to fasten to a head, knees to stitch and they will be ready for delivery.
I used the serger for the pinafores and bloomers and made french seams on the dresses. Since I had no lace for the neck, I made the ruffled trim with the Ruffler.
I love them.
SCRUMPTIOUS!!
ReplyDeleteOh, the dolls are just adorable! I have always loved Raggedy Ann dolls and never had one. In the 50s, I got a plastic doll with plastic hair and cheesy clothes. I always wanted one. When my daughter was born in 1986, I immediately bought her one. She never liked it and I still have it. She wanted an American Girl doll and I never could afford one for her. Maybe my penchant for scrap quilts was born because of Raggedy Ann. You did such a tremendous job!
ReplyDeleteVery cute and is that grass I see in the background? Woohoo!
ReplyDeleteSo adorable!
ReplyDeleteI love those aprons/dresses. Especially the yellow one. They are beautiful dolls.
ReplyDeleteThanks for giving us all the details on making the wigs: I had no idea it could be done this way. They sure are cute!
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