More Rag dolls, Bagholders and Crows & Pumpkins

I have been busy working on more rag dolls, this is a version of a Ragg Bagg Baby pattern.  I managed to get 4 of these dolls finished last week. She is supposed to have a prim doll in her hands, but I just put a grubby quilt in her arms.

I made up 5 of my Prairie doll bagholder, sold one, this is my newest pattern.  I love the way she turned out.  The feedsack apron is perfect for her. I got the feedsack pattern from ewe n printables.

I have these advertised in the next issue of Country  Sampler due out any day now.  These are from my You are Special pattern line.  I had gotten this chicken print at Walmart, back when they had fabric.  Got several bolts of it.  I love chickens as you can probably tell.

I found 3 of these Christmas dressed ready for bagholders that I had made last year, so went ahead and forced myself to use them up. I am still trying to get all my half-finished projects done. 

My deadline for the fall issue of Country Sampler is next week, so I am making up some of my Prim Pumpkins from my Olde Country Cupboard line. I still need to make the sunflower to go with it. Kind of enjoyed doing the fall items. 

A lot of you have asked about the the little Raggedy from Making Spirits Bright pattern, I thought she had a website, but when I looked for it, it was gone.  I know she was out of Australia.  So don't know how to get in touch with her about the pattern.  The best I can say, is to do a search on the internet and hopefully some quilt shop will have it.

I just heard from a fellow blogger, Melanie Keaton, that one of our favorite prim shops is closing. It is called The Olde Green Cupboard, it was in Jacksonville , Florida.  I loved it, but noticed last time I was in there, they had cut way down on the prim items, and stretched out the fabric to cover 3/4  of the store. I loved their displays, it was a great shop to visit.  I am really gonna miss it.  Carmen and I used to go there together as one of favorite things to do, when she came down.  We used to always go to a store called Woodchucks, and unfortunately, they closed that one too.  What are the stores thinking, there won't be any prim shops around here anymore.