Lambs are a symbol of Easter, right? But not these little dudettes! This week I'll be featuring some of my Easter designs--the traditional, as well as a bit off-the-wall like this one.
I love the sentiment expressed in this design--I'm the little lamb second from the right! It was stitched completely in DMC cotton floss and perle cotton, with gobelin stitches, Nobuko, French knots, a few satin stitches and basketweave. Simple to stitch, but wild with color!
8 comments:
LOL! Nor do they have any fun. Is that an Alice R. Longworth bit of wisdom? Sounds like her.
Aren't you the stylish, hip one!! LOL
I guess I'm the plain Jane on the end then.
Love it!
The maxim is by Laurel Thatcher Ulrich, a Harvard historian, who in the 70s wrote a book by this title that redefined the boundaries of womanhood.
This is great!
That is a cute one, isn't it?
Pierrette =^..^=
oh my god...this was on a self...not needlepoint in my lawyers office...lol...small world..
cute...I have one that i did with pandas years ago...nobody's perfect...and the panda on the end of a row of normal pands ...he is white where he should be black...
you rock...and made me smile
xoxoxoxox
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Hi Anne,
I've been reading but not commenting as life has been crazy recently but I had to comment on this one. Love the Red Hat lamb!!! Tooooo Funnnnyyyy...
I have the saying on a mug that Kelly from "Orts" gave me a while back in a gift exchange. Love the mug and love this design! LOL!!!
Cynthia
Windy Meadow
I've also enjoyed all of your other recent posts but when you find yourself laughing out loud... Well, then you absolutely have to comment! :-)
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