Rag dolls were introduced during the American Colonial period. They were made with leftover or scrap cloth fabric for the body, dress and apron. Lace, string and yarn were also used for the trim or hair. Our rag dolls are made in the same manner, therefore they are all different. You may select a color scheme or style of fabric but all photos are representative, therefore the doll you receive may not be exactly as the photo. BUY 5 DOLLS AND GET ONE FREE.
 

These items are designed and made by the men of the Greene family.
 

Sandra has been writing books for years. Before she opened her store at Silver Dollar City she traveled as a story teller. "Mother used to make our clothes from feed sacks and when I was growing up we never got any of the check or plaid because that fabric was used for boy's shirts. I always wanted a check or plaid skirt. And when I entered my first year of high school my brother, Robert bought me a a red plaid skirt. Mother used to tell us stories while she sewed to keep us entertained. I was always right there listening to her and I thought every scrap that fell on the floor was mine. That's where my love of sewing and crafts came from. One day I decided I wanted to tell stories to children. So I started my career as a story teller. These are some of the books I have written for children. I hope you enjoy them."
 

The Making Miracles Corporation is a non-profit corporation dedicated to helping sick and needy children in Southwest Missouri and the Ozarks. We have partnered with the Children's Miracle Network to aid in their fundraising efforts.