I made this little lady for an Annie swap. Her strawberry is made of 100% wool. I am actually making three more in various sizes.
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The annie is another wood pattern converted to cloth
I converted this ornament from a wood pattern
This is Keaondray my new grandson born on Christmas morning 2006 he was 6 weeks old in this picture
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The annie is another wood pattern converted to cloth
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I converted this ornament from a wood pattern
My Christmas Present 2006
This is Keaondray my new grandson born on Christmas morning 2006 he was 6 weeks old in this picture
3 comments:
Your little annie must be very shy as she is not showing up!
(her picture is missing)
I love your wall hanging. It is really beautiful. But then it is red and white my favorite colors!
Thank you again for the darling ann. She is just so cute! I was so lucky to win your contest!! :o)
She is cute! I love her hair-do. And her little strawberry!
Hi Lisa! Your blog is so beautiful and your Annie is so precious. You have really blossomed into a wonderful doll artist.
Connie
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