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Help I need a ragged Ann face Machine embroidery pattern .does any one know where I can find one it needs to fit a 24 inch doll? thanks for help
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marjialexa
01 Jun 2009
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Not Raggedy Ann specifically, but there are two beautiful doll faces here at Cute, in cross stitch. Good Luck! Hugs, Marji
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thanks Marjii I checked them out and not what I was looking for I wanted the one like the orignail doll has I did get some thought I have a coustmer that is doing dolls and ask if I would do faces for her.
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Try www.annthegran.com
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tried to get this one but it said you have to buy a menbership and I just did not feel like paying 24.00 just to get one face right now.
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I think this should do it. I'm not sure of the size.
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http://www.sewn4youdesigns.com/freebies2.html
www.sewn4youdesigns.com
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Looks like "C" would work. I'm going to try it--already have doll cut out.
thanks just what I was looking for.
You're welcome.
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lenamae,
I had read that you were looking for doll faces and I was looking thur sites when I came across 8 faces dont know if its what you were looking for but here is the site http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/fields/5960/deebfree.html
I had read that you were looking for doll faces and I was looking thur sites when I came across 8 faces dont know if its what you were looking for but here is the site http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/fields/5960/deebfree.html
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could not get this site but I did get one from the site Sewmom put on here and it is perfict thank you so much
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shirlener88
01 Jun 2009
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Lena Mae, looks like you have an answer - so I will give you a flower.
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thanks for the flower Shirlene this site is wonderful.
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marjialexa
01 Jun 2009
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Sewmom found you a "real" raggedy annie face!! Wow! Good luck with your project now, I'm so glad for you! Hugs, Marji
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Thank you
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michele921
01 Jun 2009
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I have a file that has different sizes but have no idea were it came from this is what was included incase you cna figure it out
Raggedy Ann and Andy faces by Midge Flinn
I like to use tearaway stabilizer and sticky in my hoop and place the fabric directly on the sticky. I have had the best luck by embroidering the fabric first, then laying the pattern piece over the embroidered face and cutting the piece out from that. The 36" doll's front can be cut out first and then embroidered. If you choose to cut it out first, the center point of face design is 1" above line on pattern for placement of bottom of her nose. Find the center of that line on your fabric and make a mark 1" above that for the center of your face design.
Cut all jump threads and loose black and red threads on back; they'll show through on the face of the doll if not cut
10" - 25" dolls are best embroidered before cutting.
The centers of all the dolls' faces are right between her eyes.
25" doll - center point of design is 1/4" below top point of nose.
20" doll - center point of design is about 1/8" below the top point of her nose.
15" doll - center point of design is about 1/16" below the top point of her nose.
10" doll - center point of design is almost at the top point of her nose.
If you have any questions, email me (my email will be changing in the next week or so) or post the bbd.
Raggedy Ann and Andy faces by Midge Flinn
I like to use tearaway stabilizer and sticky in my hoop and place the fabric directly on the sticky. I have had the best luck by embroidering the fabric first, then laying the pattern piece over the embroidered face and cutting the piece out from that. The 36" doll's front can be cut out first and then embroidered. If you choose to cut it out first, the center point of face design is 1" above line on pattern for placement of bottom of her nose. Find the center of that line on your fabric and make a mark 1" above that for the center of your face design.
Cut all jump threads and loose black and red threads on back; they'll show through on the face of the doll if not cut
10" - 25" dolls are best embroidered before cutting.
The centers of all the dolls' faces are right between her eyes.
25" doll - center point of design is 1/4" below top point of nose.
20" doll - center point of design is about 1/8" below the top point of her nose.
15" doll - center point of design is about 1/16" below the top point of her nose.
10" doll - center point of design is almost at the top point of her nose.
If you have any questions, email me (my email will be changing in the next week or so) or post the bbd.
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thank you.