Rhonda in Montreal said... I LOVE it!! Purple!! 'Guess we're "allowed" at this point, eh!! I'm SURE this doll(s) will be a huge success at the craft fair!! 10/1/08 6:48 PM
sideseams said... Oh Mary, what a cute doll! Love your choice of colors. You did a wonderful job.
Love the embroidery too! 10/1/08 7:14 PM
Terri A said... HOW CUTE IS THAT?!!!! 10/2/08 3:45 AM
Peggy L said... Darling little doll. Her hair is great. 10/2/08 11:25 AM
Heatherrique said... Mary, this is such a stylish and beautifully made Ann! Thanks for your cool review! 10/2/08 1:46 PM
LornaJay said... Very very clever idea for the hair. I will try and remember that the next time I'm trying to make a rag doll. 10/2/08 1:53 PM
lilyofthevalley said... Mary, an absolutely charming Raggedy Ann, and I love the purple choices. Your idea to make a template for the hair bits was inspired, and created a lush head of hair. Some child is going to really "bond" with this little beauty you've created. Lovely, Lily 10/2/08 3:35 PM
Liane M said... Which embroidery design did you use for the face. I'm making a Raggedy Ann for my granddaughter and I would love the use the emb. machine for the face. 11/17/08 7:51 AM
EleanorSews said... Truly a cutie patootie! 11/24/08 1:18 PM
CA Eisenhour said... Oh Mary, how simply delightful! My mom made R'Ann and R'Andy for me when I was very little. I lovingly remember the embroidered heart on their chests. You dolls are just perfect and you've even inspired me to give it a try. Thank you for this timely review. Great job!
~Connie 11/24/08 1:26 PM
Sarucha said... That is what I call a head of hair! Nice and thick! Did you use acrylic yarn for that? 1/28/10 11:12 AM
nfalcone said... I love your Raggedy Ann! Your detailed review and pictures helped me to make an Ann doll of my own. thanks!! 5/16/10 5:44 PM
Hilary said... Thank you for this wonderful, in-depth review with lots of pictures! I have been wanting to make a Raggedy Ann doll for years and now with all these tips don't feel so intimidated anymore. Both of your dolls turned out so great ( I *really* love the purple one, how cute she is!!) and I thank you for the fantastic review. 10/29/10 8:42 AM
I LOVE it!! Purple!! 'Guess we're "allowed" at this point, eh!! I'm SURE this doll(s) will be a huge success at the craft fair!!
10/1/08 6:48 PM
Oh Mary, what a cute doll! Love your choice of colors. You did a wonderful job. Love the embroidery too!
10/1/08 7:14 PM
HOW CUTE IS THAT?!!!!
10/2/08 3:45 AM
Darling little doll. Her hair is great.
10/2/08 11:25 AM
Mary, this is such a stylish and beautifully made Ann! Thanks for your cool review!
10/2/08 1:46 PM
Very very clever idea for the hair. I will try and remember that the next time I'm trying to make a rag doll.
10/2/08 1:53 PM
Mary, an absolutely charming Raggedy Ann, and I love the purple choices. Your idea to make a template for the hair bits was inspired, and created a lush head of hair. Some child is going to really "bond" with this little beauty you've created. Lovely, Lily
10/2/08 3:35 PM
Which embroidery design did you use for the face. I'm making a Raggedy Ann for my granddaughter and I would love the use the emb. machine for the face.
11/17/08 7:51 AM
Truly a cutie patootie!
11/24/08 1:18 PM
Oh Mary, how simply delightful! My mom made R'Ann and R'Andy for me when I was very little. I lovingly remember the embroidered heart on their chests. You dolls are just perfect and you've even inspired me to give it a try. Thank you for this timely review. Great job! ~Connie
11/24/08 1:26 PM
That is what I call a head of hair! Nice and thick! Did you use acrylic yarn for that?
1/28/10 11:12 AM
I love your Raggedy Ann! Your detailed review and pictures helped me to make an Ann doll of my own. thanks!!
5/16/10 5:44 PM
Thank you for this wonderful, in-depth review with lots of pictures! I have been wanting to make a Raggedy Ann doll for years and now with all these tips don't feel so intimidated anymore. Both of your dolls turned out so great ( I *really* love the purple one, how cute she is!!) and I thank you for the fantastic review.
10/29/10 8:42 AM