Raggedy Ann and Andy Christmas Book Review
I was given this book by a co-worker this week, since she knew I loved dolls. She had it in a stash of old kids books that she was giving away and as soon as I saw it I had to sit down and read it! Snowden, Raggedy Ann and Andy's Christmas Eve Adventure is a lovely book about the further adventures of the Raggedy twins at Christmas.
Marcella visits her Grandmother to help bake Christmas cookies and, of course, the Raggedy twins go along. While there Raggedy Ann and Andy get dressed in new outfits that Grandma made for them for Christmas. They are just adorable!
When it's time to go home, Marcella forgets her friends and they simply must be home in time to open presents on Christmas Morning! The rest of the story is a sweet tale of friends helping them to get home.
This is not a serious doll making handbook; this is a lovely story about everyone's favorite rag dolls. It was fun to read and would be a welcome addition to any rag doll lover's library; also a great idea to give the book and a 15 Inch Annie Doll that you can make with instructions right here on the Doll Making Site.
Making and Dressing Cloth Dolls
Ebook with patterns and instructions to make 5 cloth dolls as well as chapters on general doll making techniques.The book includes 21 inch Lalena Doll, 21 inch David Doll, Bear Dolls, 9 inch Destiny Doll and 15 inch Annie Doll, all together in one handy book. 53 pages.Making and Dressing Cloth Dolls
Make Clothes for 18 Inch Dolls The most popular dress on the Doll Making Site, The Spring Dress for 18 Inch Dolls, is included as well as 5 other outfits, underwear, and accessories such as jewelry, a bag, a knitted hat and scarf, and the new scrub suit. There are also patterns for slender Magic Attic type dolls as well as full-bodied American Girl dolls and an antique Saucy Walker doll from the 1950's.
If you love 18 inch dolls, and want a collection of patterns for a wardrobe, all in one handy Ebook, this is for you! All these patterns are available on the Doll Making site, but I have brought them all together in one book for ease of finding and using them.
Marcella visits her Grandmother to help bake Christmas cookies and, of course, the Raggedy twins go along. While there Raggedy Ann and Andy get dressed in new outfits that Grandma made for them for Christmas. They are just adorable!
When it's time to go home, Marcella forgets her friends and they simply must be home in time to open presents on Christmas Morning! The rest of the story is a sweet tale of friends helping them to get home.
This is not a serious doll making handbook; this is a lovely story about everyone's favorite rag dolls. It was fun to read and would be a welcome addition to any rag doll lover's library; also a great idea to give the book and a 15 Inch Annie Doll that you can make with instructions right here on the Doll Making Site.
Making and Dressing Cloth Dolls
Ebook with patterns and instructions to make 5 cloth dolls as well as chapters on general doll making techniques.The book includes 21 inch Lalena Doll, 21 inch David Doll, Bear Dolls, 9 inch Destiny Doll and 15 inch Annie Doll, all together in one handy book. 53 pages.Making and Dressing Cloth Dolls
Make Clothes for 18 Inch Dolls The most popular dress on the Doll Making Site, The Spring Dress for 18 Inch Dolls, is included as well as 5 other outfits, underwear, and accessories such as jewelry, a bag, a knitted hat and scarf, and the new scrub suit. There are also patterns for slender Magic Attic type dolls as well as full-bodied American Girl dolls and an antique Saucy Walker doll from the 1950's.
If you love 18 inch dolls, and want a collection of patterns for a wardrobe, all in one handy Ebook, this is for you! All these patterns are available on the Doll Making site, but I have brought them all together in one book for ease of finding and using them.
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