Aunt Julie, as you know, is a quilter, a gardener, a baker, a great cook, a decorator, a photographer, AND a crafter. At one time in her young life, she was also into multiculturalism, as you can see from the shot above.
Julie Eliz stitched these Raggedy Anns when my kids were little. She also made corresponding Andys.
I'd say it's been pretty nifty being her SIL all these years. Don't you agree? Maybe we should market these with the POPrs...
7 comments:
Very cool!! I never realized how left out other cultures were until I started working with some of them.
I had a couple of those dolls when I was a kid.
I was told recently , though, that it was not PC anymore to call them 'Raggedy'. Apparently it might offend the poor, or something !! (rolls eyes) ..
Oh how cute are they? Why don't you have look at my auction items for Tuesday and bid a dollar?
Cute - love the ethnic Raggedy dolls!
Wow those are really cool! What a great idea! Nice blog! I found you through SITS :-)
♥ Tori
Those are great! She should sell them.
Wow, she made those? My Raggetys were ummm store bought. I think I'm glad I have my SIL and not yours. I don't feel quite so inadequate this way ;)
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