Love the Raggedy Ann...My grandmother made my cousin and me the Raggedy Ann and Andy dolls for Christmas many, many years ago...about 1950 or 51, I think. I have her vintage patterns still along with the pattern for the Camel with the Wrinkled Knees. Unfortunately, all my dolls met their demise at the hands of Mother Nature, so I no longer have any of mine left except a couple of the old miniature Madame Alexander's. Maybe I'll dig out the old pattern and make me another pair someday! or maybe not!
Thanks for the memories...hugs

I'm working on a quilt similar to this.

http://www.shopfonsandporter.com/fullsize/3703/37

I'm working on a traditional Hawaiian quilt for my son and soon-to-be daughter in law. They are getting married in Hawaii, and are the type of couple that already have 'everything' so I am going to give them something unique. I took a class through Quilt University to learn about this, and so far I have finished sewing the huge applique and am now doing the border. All has been by hand. Their wedding is next May, and I hope to goodness I started it soon enough to get it done in time. [ATTACH=CONFIG]351287[/ATTACH]

I just did my first Dresden I cant imagine trying this one. It is very nice.

This is one of the projects I have been working on. I have been practicing the zendoodles and having a lot of fun.

Double Irish Chain
 

I am making this for a friend and we decided to add some applique to each of the "solid" blocks. So found a pattern last night and will begin that today.

Magazines (quilt), a partially completed outfit for GD, 30's prints from making 12 baby bibs, fabric for a horse/fishing wedding quilt. and of course, my Designer1. Almost forgot....and a cat!

My Babylock Jane sewing machine is on my sewing table and probably a cat or two. The quilt I have borders ready to sew on is on the dining table. I share my sewing room with four cats. They consider my stuff community property. There are lots of pretty things posted on this thread.

Fun to see and hear! Thank you for all your posts!

Okay, 1st is the WIP sewing on the binding of my Bargello wall hanging - after that tabs, hang, and done! Next is the precut stuff in the basket for my son's quilt. Yes that is MY drill driver and DH better not touch it! (hiding it as soon as I finish this post. Last is my work wall with son's WIP quilt that I need to finish by August 8th when he gets back from visiting his dad in Oregon. Oh and that is part of my FQ stash. Was going through and picking 5 for the August swap.