Happy Easter everyone. My two daughters and their families are due to come over in a couple of hours for Easter Brunch.
While I'm waiting for the Hot Cross Buns to bake, thought I would show my Slow Sunday Stitching at Kathy's Quilts.
Earlier week, I found myself without prepped applique work, so I was able to finish off this next nursery rhyme redwork block. Simple Simon. I don't remember ever hearing the last three verses.
- Simple Simon met a pieman,
- Going to the fair;
- Says Simple Simon to the pieman,
- Let me taste your ware.
- Says the pieman to Simple Simon,
- Show me first your penny;
- Says Simple Simon to the pieman,
- Indeed I have not any.
- Simple Simon went a-fishing,
- For to catch a whale;
- All the water he had got,
- Was in his mother's pail.
- Simple Simon went to look
- If plums grew on a thistle;
- He pricked his fingers very much,
- Which made poor Simon whistle.[1]
- He went for water in a sieve
- But soon it all fell through
- And now poor Simple Simon
- Bids you all adieu!
I was able finally to prep this last Flourishes block, and I am busy sewing on the berries or whatever they are. There were 32 leaves and 42 circles.
Hope those that celebrate have a wonderful Easter.
I'll be linking up with Kathy's Quilts for Slow Sunday Stitching
Happy Easter! I hadn't heard the other verses in Simple Simon either! Lovely blocks... xx
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