turtlerouge

My friend wants a Raggy Ann & Andy wallhanging for her newborn granddaughter. I can probably make it if I had directions or she is willing to pay for it to be make.

thanks for reading, turtlerouge

cherylynne

Maybe you could find a panel of the figures.

Up North

How about a coloring page and then add real yarn for the hair?

http://www.coloring.ws/raggedy1.htm

http://www.associatedcontent.com/art...dy.html?cat=38
http://www.freecoloringpagefun.com/toys/

justwannaquilt

I would just find an image that she likes and make it into an applique.

Deborah12687

I have some patterns that I have of raggy Ann and Andy for the large dolls maybe you could applique or paper piece it from the pattern. I also have the actual fabric of the dolls. I have seen both the pattern and fabric on Ebay

turtlerouge

Hi, could you please help me obtain that fabric? I went on ebay just now, & there isn't any found under raggy ann & andy fabrics.

If you have any pattern to go by so I can make the wallhanging, I sure would appreciate it.

thanks, turtlerouge

chris

martha jo

The museum is no longer in Arcola, Illinois. I will have to do some research to see where they moved it. I collect Raggedy Ann's and have a lot. Will see if I have a wallhanging pattern and get back to you if I do.

martha jo

The important items from the museum have been moved to the Strong Museum of Toys in Rochester, N.Y. I found a web site for Raggedy fabric: www.nebraskaantiques.com. Other Raggedy items at www.Pa.raggedy-american.com. They have one fabric, needlepoint and dolls. The major pattern companies have had Raggedy patterns for years. I do not know what is current but check the Goodwill and such and you should come up with patterns.

Lady-T

ALL KINDS of Raggedy Ann & Andy fabric, panels, patterns!
http://www.raggedy-ann.com/newfabric.html

SueDor

The wallhanging will be cute.