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Thursday, April 21, 2011

Paint Party Friday - Little Miss Muffet

Little Miss Muffet

Sat on a tuffet,
Eating her curds and whey;
Along came a spider,
Who sat down beside her
And frightened Miss Muffet away.

Well, this week sure flew by! It's time for Paint Party Friday. Come join the party!
 
 I have always loved reading nursery rhymes to my kids
...and this is one of my favorites.
Little Miss Muffet is all dressed up, this pretty kitty is not too frightened, yet!
...hopefully Mr. Spider....won't stay too long!

She's now available in my Etsy shop
Have a Great Weekend 
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38 comments:

  1. I love nursery Rhymes too! I had a huge nursery rhyme book that I read to my daughter when she was little.Yay for Mother Goose. Love your Miss Muffet... you always have the most adorable illustrations. :-)

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  2. nice. i love nursery rhymes as well...you really should be an illustrator of books your work is fascinating...

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  3. I adore nursery rhymes, and still say them to my "must too old" grandchildren...You never outgrow them in my mind. Your Miss Muffet is darling, to prime and proper!!

    The older grandchildren like the "fractured" version of this one which goes..
    Little Miss Muffet
    Sat on a Tuffet
    Eating her curds and Whey
    Along came a spider
    And sat down beside her,
    And she took off her shoe and smashed it.

    HaHaHa....Leave it to kids

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  4. LOVE....Her!! And Happy Birthday to your sweet little daughter!
    :)
    :)

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  5. Lovely! This is the cutest little mouse. The painting fits the nursery rhyme perfectly!

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  6. I love your Miss Muffet, she's adorable. It would be interesting to see how you would illustrate some of the other nursery rhymes.

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  7. O Heather - so CUTE! I love the lil mousy purse!

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  8. oh she is going to be so scared! lol.
    I love how she's all dressed up.

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  9. Hi Heather, Love Miss Muffet and her adorable purse. Missed being here this week as we went to the beach on a spur of the moment idea.

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  10. Oh Heather!!!! this is as cute as can be!!!! what an amazing painting!!! your work always makes me smile....

    Happy Good Friday and Happy PPF!!!!

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  11. A wonderful little painting, but I still don't like spiders! Happy PPF!

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  12. Love nursery rhymes too! However, I would get a huge case of the heeby jeebies and the spider might not make it to long...haha. Adorable illustration of one of my favorite nursery rhymes.

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  13. This is lovely Heather... I too love nursery rhymes...

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  14. Great FUN- I LOVE your style it's whimsical without being too "cutesy-poo"!
    Happy PPF!
    Stephanie

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  15. Such a rich and beautiful illustration! I love the style -- all those beautiful details!

    Fun fact I just learned: this rhyme is the first and only time the word "tuffet" was ever historically written down in English -- no one really knows what a tuffet is, but most people guess it's a little stool since Little Miss Muffet is sitting on it. It could just as easily mean "a clump of grass" or something else.

    Happy PPF!

    *Charlie

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  16. Oh how sweet she is. I love this nursery rhyme. Miss Muffet is a great piece. Thanks for sharing.

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  17. awww. this brought back memories. so sweet. what a great little painting, would look great in a child's book of nursey rhymes :) Happy PPF!

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  18. Love the little mouse purse. How cute is that? Wonderful illustration. Have a Happy Easter and happy birthday to your daughter.

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  19. so very cute Heather! I love the finger play that goes with this story.

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  20. Another adorable character!! Love your work :)

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  21. Awwww. I haven't heard that nursery rhyme in ages. Love, LOVE your painting. Classic!

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  22. Beautiful whimsy, such a great characterisation. Happy Easter, Annette x

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  23. Sweet and fun. Love the image and the words.

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  24. Love the painting! You really captured the fur amazingly, and the mouse purse makes me squeal with delight.

    Happy PPF : D

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  25. Awww! She is so sweet. Love that you made her a cat and what an awesome purse she has!

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  26. How cute! Your art totally belongs in kids books. Do you currently illustrate? If not, you should!

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  27. I just love the originality and freshness of your art!!!
    Thanks!

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  28. HA! That mouse purse steals the show! :)

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  29. This is so much fun! I love the mouse bag (your details are always fabulous)!

    Happy Happy (Belated) Birthday to Saylor! I hope she had an amazing day!!!

    Have a wonderful weekend!
    xo
    Kristin

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  30. Little Miss Muffet Kitty Kat is adorable as is the web and spider....Very Lovely work and purse!

    Happy Easter : )

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  31. Is that little mousy her handbag?? I love it!! I want one! lol

    What an adorable illustration. I think you could create your own picture book. Love your work!

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  32. There's just something about the Miss Muffet rhyme and the thrilling danger of that one little spider =) She is cute, cute, cute!! Great job, Kathryn

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  33. This is gorgeous. I love that miss muffet is a cat and her hilarious wee mouse handbag! Your style is so beautiful (as is your little girl btw-belated happy birthday to her!)

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  34. Wow..I love this super gorgeous work..adorable and enchanting...you have a beautiful heart and it shines through your work! magical! It is nice to know another kindred who paints cats with clothes..love it!! awesome!!
    hugs
    Victoria~

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  35. Very pretty Heather!! Love your Miss Muffet and her green eyes!

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  36. I don´t know how I could have ever missed this sweetie....this is adorable!!!

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