. . .come blow your horn.
The sheep's in the meadow.
The cow's in the corn.
After delaying a couple years because I could not find a suitable sampler for a little boy, I found the solution. Little Boy Blue from Country Cottage Needleworks is going to be the basis of a pillow. As an added feature, I plan to make a tooth fairy pocket on the back.
Yesterday was First Sunday Stitchers. Perhaps I should have worked on a patriotic design since FSS fell on the Fourth of July. It has taken me so long to decide what to make for our nephew's son that I thought it best to work on it. I filled in all of the light green background and feel like patting myself on the back.
I wonder if when we give the pillow to him I should tell him that the nursery rhyme is English and that the corn is really supposed to be wheat. Somehow, I think that the cow is much more charming standing in a field of maize than a wheat field.
During the PBS broadcast of the Fourth of July concert on The Mall in Washington, D.C, I stitched steadily. Just as the fireworks display began, I fastened off the thread. I know that fireworks on television is not nearly as spectacular as fireworks in person but there are no mosquitoes.

1 comment:
Its lovely Linda, the little cow is adorable, but you're right, that is NOT a cornfield
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