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12 years ago

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Comments (5)

skeeter.2
12 years ago
do youknow where i can get ones for annies bed doll society
Carol5202
11 years ago
I am new to this site, do you have any Annie's Bed Doll Society? I have Annie's Calendar Bed Doll Society: The 1992 Collector's Series with the bride pattern. Do you have any others?

Thank you for your time.

Have a great day!
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trishohiozone5_6
11 years ago
That is a nice site. Thanks!
joelke
Original Author
11 years ago
Is annies bed doll society from Annie's Attic? If so try there, they are online. Otherwise I have never heard of it. Sorry.
YummyLv
10 years ago
I am looking for a site or pattern for the Time Out dolls. I quilt and crochet for Disabled Veterans at the local nursing home, elderly in nursing homes, elderly at my church, crafts for church, cancer patients and now premature babies. I showed one of the disabled veterans a time out doll that I purchased in Houston for my husband to use at the car show and he wanted one made with a Navy uniform on him. I said I would see what I could do. If anyone has a pattern or a site, please send it to me. Also I am always in need of cut pieces of fabric to continue making quilts for those who need them the most.

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