Since we’re leaving later this afternoon to spend a couple of days in and around the Syracuse, NY area, I’m going to share my April First Friday Freebie with you a day early. I’m not sure whether we’ll be able to pick up a wireless signal where we’re going, so I’m going to air on the side of caution and pretend that today is tomorrow.
When I was working on the sketches for my Annie & Friends quilt, I worked up this sketch and decided to use it as an FFF design rather than incorporate it into the quilt. You’ll notice as well that I used only scraps that were leftover after piecing the quilt.
So, without further ado, may I present…
I incorporated the Stitching Annie design into a cover for a 3-ringed binder to hold all of my FFF patterns, notes and sketches. In this way, I can store everything in one place and try to stay organized. This is the first month were I’m giving you the line drawing, photo and stitching instructions only. I’m not including the instructions on how to make the binder cover, my reason being is that most of you will probably find other uses as to how you’d like to use the design.
Click HERE to download the PDF file for the Stitching Annie design.
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Here’s what it looks like on the inside.
And with the pages inserted…
If you’d like, please grab the First Friday Freebie button (by right clicking and saving) from my sidebar and place it on your sidebar with a link back here in order for us to share it with those who might not otherwise find their way here. The button will also serve as a reminder that on the First Friday of each month there will be another new Freebie design available for you to enjoy.
At this time, please allow me to wish you all a Happy Easter and Passover.
I hope that you all have a safe and wonderful weekend.
Happy Stitching!
Kaaren ♥
Awww, very sweet Kaaren! Happy Easter my friend!
ReplyDeleteWhat a little darling Annie! Raggedy Anne was my favorite doll friend as a child. Thank you so very much for the pattern, Kaaren!!
ReplyDeleteOh my goodness Kaaren, how very adorable. Wishing you a blessed Easter.
ReplyDeleteSo nice:-). Anne Filldokke is her norwegian name - I have to use here soon . happy easter to you from Norway.
ReplyDeleteI like little annie, You have a great weekin and happy EASTER!
ReplyDeleteWell isn't she a sweetie. Happy Easter to you too Kaaren.
ReplyDeleteabsolutely LOVE the annie stitchery, Thank You so much for your generousity. I am going to stitch it up for my quiltin' chick friend, Frances, who collects annies and loves to stitch. Happy Easter. cyndi
ReplyDeleteSuch a cute Freebie Kaaren! She's darling! I hope you have a wonderful trip and a blessed Easter!
ReplyDeleteThank you for you generousity and adorable patterns. I will post a picture of my Easter sampler. It is almost completed.
ReplyDeleteHugs!
Pam
Stitchin' Annie is soo cute!
ReplyDeleteCute FFF. Thanks for sharing with all your blogging friends. Happy Easter to you.
ReplyDeleteThanks so much for the first friday stichery kaaren. Have a wonderful easter and be safe.
ReplyDeleteI LOVE Stitching Annie!! She is just adorable...Thanks you SO much for all your FFF!! Love them all!
ReplyDeletePaulette
Oh my gosh I think this is my favorite so far - Kaaren this is absolutely darling and I love how you used it! What a great idea and I think I'll do that too. She just has the sweetest expression and reminds me of my beloved Annie doll from childhood - I gave her to a little girl who didn't have any toys.
ReplyDeleteI hope you have a safe and happy trip and a very blessed Easter - thank you so much for this gift!
Thank you again,Kaaren,for another adorable pattern. Have a blessed Easter and travel safely.
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Sandy
My goodness she's ADORABLE! Thank you,once again, Kaaren, for sharing your talent with us.
ReplyDeleteHappy Easter and safe travels to you, your sweet hubby and Mac.
Oh, It's wonderful! I am in awe of your talent! Thanks for sharing. I so do love Annie. Am I showing my age? LOL!
ReplyDeleteI love this one. I have a friend who loves annies and was thinking about something I could make her, this would be perfect.
ReplyDeleteDebbie
Sooo cute Kaaren!
ReplyDeleteJust love this months Annie.
ReplyDeleteAw Kaaren, she is the absolute sweetiest and I can think of many uses for her. Thanks you once again for being so generous and sharing your talent. Happy Easter and hope you have a lovely trip away.
ReplyDeletehugs Deb
Kaaren she is a sweetie. happy easter
ReplyDeleteThank you Kaaren Annie is so sweet. Have a safe trip. I can't wait to hear all about the shops you are going to visit.
ReplyDeleteThanks so much, Kaaren. Happy Easter to you and your family. Have a safe trip!
ReplyDeleteLovely design. Have a wonderful Easter/Passover.
ReplyDeleteHi Kaaren, I haven't been over to visit for awhile, it's been a busy month with my sister visiting. Love your new pattern Annie, it's adorable. Thanks so much.. Happy Easter and have a wonderful weekend!!
ReplyDeleteI love little Annies! This is fantastic...I've saved it in hopes of finding time to stitch it out! Perhaps I should inquire with Darlene? Hee!!
ReplyDeleteKaaren - she is delightful and will look beautiful on my Granddaughter's wall hanging. Thank you.
ReplyDeleteMarie
Wow, I love Annie! And the binder idea too!
ReplyDeleteI love little Raggedy Ann! I am taking your button to my blog too. I am blogging now at www.ahugdelights.blogspot.com. Thanks so much again for sharing your talent with me. Happy Easter and safe travels.
ReplyDeleteAnother delightful design!!
ReplyDeleteHave fun in Syracuse and HAPPY EASTER!!
OH, I simply love it and thanks so much..It would make a cute cushion too. And many other things.. Yes, I have the button on my blog.. Have a blessed Easter..
ReplyDeleteMaggey
Oh, how did you do her eyes?
She is SO SWEET! I have your button on my blog and it has been there for a long time, also have printed out a lot of your drawings for just in case I need it!!! Enjoy your trip and may it be a safe one!
ReplyDeleteThank you for the new pattern. Have a safe trip and a Happy Easter.
ReplyDeleteHappy Easter!! I love all things related to Raggedy Anne. Too cute...
ReplyDeleteAH--what a delightful stitchery this month--again--it is a hit--love Annie's and I think we are all just Annie's inside!!!
ReplyDeletehave a safe trip and lots of fun this week end--I was in Syr on Tuesday--I am 2 hours southwest of there--so wave as you go by!!!!!
Hugs, Di
Love Raggedy Anne :) Thanks again for a great Friday Freebie!
ReplyDeleteHave a wonderful Easter with your family!
SheilaC
Kaaren....this is a wonderful block....it will be first thing to start this weekend....raggedy anne was one of my bestest friend who kept all my secrets safe with her....please oh please....will u be releasing the whole pattern for sale.....i know there was whisperings of a BOM but I think I may not be the only one who love to purchase this....please consider this and let us know; in the meantime...happy travels and good shops....and a Happy Eoaster to you and yours.re
ReplyDeleteOh she is so darling!!
ReplyDeleteHave a safe trip snd a blessed Easter.
Adorable Kaaren! Thank you and Happy Easter.
ReplyDeleteOh great, love the darling Annie. Thanks for the pattern. Happy Easter.
ReplyDeleteThank you Kaaren. This one is so cute. Love it. And this one will be traced and stitched very soon. Happy Easter to you.
ReplyDeletethank you for this pattern, I love Raggedy Ann, and will make this for my daughter who still has her Raggedy Ann Doll from 30 years ago.
ReplyDeleteSweet as can be, Kaaren. Thank you so much for sharing. Happy Easter to you, as well. Hope you have a wonderful trip. ~karen
ReplyDeleteVery cute design Kaaren. Have a terrific time away.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful stitchery Kaaren, how generous you are. May you and your family have a wonderful Easter xo
ReplyDeleteThanks so much for the special Annie! I love Raggedy Annie and have my fingers crossed that you will continue to share the designs you created for your special quilt. This design is a 'must-do!' for me. Thank you again and have a wonderful Easter
ReplyDeleteI love Stitchin' Annie! She's adorable. Happy Easter!
ReplyDeleteKaaren - I am going to make this for my granddaughter (wall hanging), but I would also love to have the tutorial on the binder cover if you have it. I have been looking for one like this.
ReplyDeleteThanks - Marie
How cute is that! What a great idea. Happy Easter to you and yours.
ReplyDeleteI love your patterns Kaaren, thanks for sharing them. Hope you have a very Happy Easter.
ReplyDeleteSo cute; I am a stitcher and sewer; fits both. Thank you so much.
ReplyDeleteHe is ALIVE
Nancy in IN
Thank you!! It's a very nice design!!
ReplyDeleteThank you so much!! I've seen your Freebie Friday button on blogs, but this is the first time I've clicked on one! I downloaded this adorable Annie and a few of your older ones - THANK YOU! I'll add your button to my blog :)
ReplyDeleteAdorable! Thank you and Happy Easter!
ReplyDeleteThank you I have managed to add a link......am gradually learning to do these clever things.....Only takes 5 yrs of blogging....LOL
ReplyDeleteThank you I have managed to add a link......am gradually learning to do these clever things.....Only takes 5 yrs of blogging....LOL
ReplyDeleteOh, Karen! This is awesome. I collect Annie's! What a great idea for a binder. Love it, love it, love it! Thanks for sharing with us! Have a great weekend.
ReplyDeleteWhat a sweet stitchery. It amazes me at how you can sketch such a detailed drawing....I stumble along on stick figures! Thanks for another cute freebie!
ReplyDeleteOh, I love this pattern! Absolutely adore it. Thank you SO much!
ReplyDeleteStitching Annie is wonderful and I love the idea of the binder. Thanks for inspiring us.
ReplyDeletehow nice. Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteKaaren, that really is sooo adorable! I hope you had a wonderful Easter.
ReplyDeleteI love these ideas! so Adorable!!! Thanks for sharing...Karlene
ReplyDeleteHope you had a nice mini vacation and a Happy Easter. Such a cute little pattern and a great cover for your notebook.
ReplyDeleteciao
ReplyDeletemany thank for your pdf...
very nice
ciao
ciao
annapaola
Italy
Annie is adorable.
ReplyDeleteHow sweet. Annie items always make me thing of my Grammy - she made a doll for every grandchild.
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