Raggedy Ann and Andy's dog was Raggedy Dog. Marcella's dog was Fido (Marcella was the girl who owned all the dolls.) You could go to your public library and ask to see the Johnny Gruelle books. One of them is bound to have a picture of Raggedy Dog in it.

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. God Bless, Marilyn

Tamara, From the Kirkland Town Library, Clinton, NY We have a patron interested in the Mary Maxim knitted pattern for Raggedy Ann and Andy. Is there any way we can get a copy from you for our patron? Ruth and Anne/KTL, Clinton, NY

You'll have the best luck finding patterns like this on sites that sell sewing patterns for modest clothing or vintage patterns. Try Googling these phrases: sew pattern modest clothing sew pattern girl vintage bloomer Here are a few patterns I found: #FP020. Bloomers Pattern, 3 variations, girls sizes thru women's XL Girl's pantaloons with ruffles; you can probably shorten these Another option is vintage patterns, for example: Toddler dress and bloomers pattern, 1997 The shortie PJ bottoms in view D ***I've purchased vintage patterns from Lanetz Living and have had very good service and prices. HTH, CMC