Such awful bad luck!
Disaster has struck
and ruined my plan.
I could hit someone.
I'd walked by the chapel
and picked a red apple,
the poison I made
without any aid.
I left it on the table
until I was able
to give it to that bitty
who thinks she's so pretty.
Being busy with my plot
I might have forgot
that autumn is prime
apple picking time.
Bench, stair or chair,
there are apples everywhere.
On the table there are nine -
now which one is mine?
♡
The felt queen without feeling
was made from a drawing by my niece.
Disaster has struck
and ruined my plan.
I could hit someone.
I'd walked by the chapel
and picked a red apple,
the poison I made
without any aid.
I left it on the table
until I was able
to give it to that bitty
who thinks she's so pretty.
Being busy with my plot
I might have forgot
that autumn is prime
apple picking time.
Bench, stair or chair,
there are apples everywhere.
On the table there are nine -
now which one is mine?
♡
The felt queen without feeling
was made from a drawing by my niece.

I love how you create from children's drawing...they must love it! So fun...and the poem is, too!
ReplyDeleteLove the wicked queen. I too love the way you create things from drawings, and the way you write poetry
ReplyDeleteJulie xxxxxxxxx
"Which one is mine? "
ReplyDeleteHa, evil dies have a way of coming home again, doesn't it. Love the poem. You are so creative!
"Which one is mine? "
ReplyDeleteHa, evil dies have a way of coming home again, doesn't it. Love the poem. You are so creative!
Fantastic, you always make me smile.
ReplyDeleteShe is wonderful!
ReplyDeleteSo cute!!
ReplyDeleteYour adorable talent which turns reality to an extraordinary craft!!!
ReplyDeleteLove the poem too Amalia!
A sweet hug
Olympia
I am glad the wicked queen has a chance to learn from her jealous folly, Amalia. Thanks for sharing her story! XX
ReplyDeleteI love this, so cute and beauty !!!
ReplyDeleteDearest, precious Amalia,
ReplyDeleteblessed be you and all the joy and the passion you put in every posts of yours, thank you !
Hope your week is off to a good start
I'm sending my dearest love to you,
with utmost gratitude
Xx Dany
I have met some wicked girls:)
ReplyDeleteLove that you take art and make art with it♥
Creation from imagination !!!
ReplyDeleteHave a nice week !
Anna
So cute! Glad you're back.
ReplyDeleteHow lucky your niece is to have such a creative aunt who brings her drawings to life! Love it!
ReplyDeleteBrilliant! Your niece must love you bringing her drawings to life.
ReplyDeleteHave a fantastic week :)
I love the colour you've used here Amalia.
ReplyDeleteGreat verse again - I don't know how you do it.
Have a lovely week
All the best Jan
She does look like a pip that evil queen.
ReplyDeleteOh, such fun for your niece to see her art come to life, complete with her own story :) I think I've met that queen once or twice :) xx Karen
ReplyDeleteYou are an amazing crafter, making the Queen from a drawing, so beautifully done. And a very clever poem too! Thank you Amalia.
ReplyDeleteYou are amazing, being able to take a drawing and keeping the character of the artist's moment. Amalia, you are SO TALENTED!
ReplyDeleteHave a wonderful autumn time with a lot of beautiful moments.
ReplyDeleteGreetings, Nicole
Such a cute creation, loved the poem to go with it, yes the apple picking time is here!!
ReplyDeleteExcellent! Anna x
ReplyDeleteShe's wonderful! I love that you turn your niece's drawings into dolls. You two make a great team! Great poem again as well. :)
ReplyDeletexo Julia
Oh her evilness...Your niece must be thrilled with it! ♥
ReplyDeleteThis is such a cute idea!
ReplyDeleteLOL - I love this poem Amalia! The felt Queen with no feeling, LOL. It's wonderful how you recreate your niece's drawings!
ReplyDeleteI am so impressed that you can turn a drawing into such a cute felt doll, Amalia! Of course the poem is perfect for the unfeeling felt queen :)
ReplyDeleteAdorable! Love the poem too...the queen gets what she deserves!
ReplyDeleteAmalia, many thanks for sharing this unfeeling queen with SEASONS - am chuckling because your poem reminds me of someone in this (USA) country. Your sewn one is too pretty to be evil though. Miss seeing you at "Our beautiful world" -did you stop being part of the team? Have a beautiful week!
ReplyDeleteGreat poem! Kisses:)
ReplyDeletexxBasia
What a doozy of a poem you wrote... lol! And the unfeeling queen you and your niece created is splendid... as are all your creations... and your poems always a hoot! Hugs to you today!
ReplyDeleteHow cute the felt queen is, what a talented niece !!
ReplyDeleteI also love your poem ,it's apple time at last.
Hello, the felt queen is cute. I enjoy your poem! You and your niece are very creative. Have a happy day and week ahead!
ReplyDeleteSo cute! And such a fun poem. Thanks!
ReplyDeleteHi Amalia, Love this darling felt queen. A team effort from you and your niece. Love the fun poem!! Happy October!
ReplyDeleteHugs, xo
You are so creative. I just love it.
ReplyDeleteMirror, Mirror on the wall, who is the best felt queen of them all?
xx oo
Carla
Another wonderful creation and poetry to accompany it... the children in your family are so blessed :) And it is all so FUN!!
ReplyDeleteAnother wonderful creation and poetry to accompany it... the children in your family are so blessed :) And it is all so FUN!!
ReplyDeleteOoooo that wicked step mother will never learn
ReplyDeleteShe's gonna suffer for the poison she churned.
Your niece will soon be publishing a book ... pictures by Niece / poetry by Amalia ... you make a great team ;)
Wendy
I love poems like these.So sweet and appreciate you sharing at Dishing it and Digging it link party. We love having you. Hope to see you this coming Sunday.
ReplyDeleteLOL, love this! Very witty and do be careful choosing your apple! Cutest "wicked stepmother" I've ever seen!
ReplyDeleteHUGS...............
How sweet that you made a little cloth doll from your niece's drawing, Amalia. Children and their imagination. :)
ReplyDelete~Sheri
You are so gifted! Love the felt wicked queen and matching poem! Now will the wicked queen eat the apples?
ReplyDeleteThanks Amelia for this lovely poem. You are so talented:) Love your embroidery! Bravo!!
ReplyDeleteLove the felt queen!
ReplyDeleteHappy autumn :)
This is so cute♥ Happy Friday ☺
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Amalia, this is absolutely clever!! Great job on the felt queen!
ReplyDeleteLove the little felt doll and her poem...so creative and clever! Happy autumn Amalia!
ReplyDeleteHelen xox
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ReplyDeleteMuito lindo!!!
Bom fim de semana com tudo de bom!
Beijinhos.✿゚ه
This is so cute! :)
ReplyDeleteThanks for joining Cooking and Crafting with J & J!
Love it!!!!!!!!!!!!
ReplyDeleteIt's awesome you transformed your niece's drawing into a felt creation! And a great poem!
ReplyDeleteLove that Bitty! Good fall poem, Amalia. Have you made yourself a book yet? Of poems and pictures?
ReplyDeleteYou are so clever and creative, my friend. Thanks for the smiles :)
ReplyDeleteHave a beautiful week! Hugs
Ah, the famous poison apple! I love your imagination and your creative nieces drawing! Always get a big smile when I come here!!
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing with SYC.
hugs,
Jann
You are both artists! What an evil queen, perhaps she will get what's coming to her! Lovely poem and felt queen :)
ReplyDeleteWhat a great idea to make a child's drawing come to life!
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely delightful Amalia, you have a wonderful imagination and your post always deliver a smile to my face xx
ReplyDeleteOh yes! Another wonderful niece/aunt collaboration!
ReplyDeleteFantastic description "The felt queen with no feeling" ..... how evil is that!!!
Hugs, Barbara xx
Adorable creation and poem!
ReplyDeleteStunning colour combination....great poem too!
ReplyDeleteLove the poem ad the "The Felt Queen with o Feelings" is just great.
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rs que gracinha.
ReplyDeleteAdoro as peças que cria a partir de desenhos. As crianças devem ficar encantadas.
Também gostei do portão ao fundo.
Abraços e feliz semana.
Amalia you are good fairy:)
ReplyDeleteHugs:)
So creative and lovely! Great poem too! You are so clever on the way you recreate your niece's drawings!
ReplyDeleteHave a wonderful day!
Hugs and love from Portugal,
Ana Love Craft
www.lovecraft2012.blogspot.com
Great poem!!!kiss
ReplyDeleteLove your poem and the creation : )
ReplyDeleteLove your poem and the creation : )
ReplyDeleteI love that hot pink against the blue door and your poem is fantastic. Happy apple eating! xx
ReplyDeleteI love that hot pink against the blue door and your poem is fantastic. Happy apple eating! xx
ReplyDeleteI love that hot pink against the blue door and your poem is fantastic. Happy apple eating! xx
ReplyDeleteDelightful as always! Love your poem and the blue door!
ReplyDeleteHi Amália! So cute as always!
ReplyDeleteSandra
Hi Amália! So cute as always!
ReplyDeleteSandra
Super cute! Are you going to celebrate Halloween?
ReplyDeletexoxo
I always enjoy seeing your little creations and reading your cute little stories. What a special and lovely collection of artwork you must have! Such a great way to save the little people's drawings. Have a wonderful week.
ReplyDeleteTamara XO
It is super cute, I saw it days ago, I have a giveaway, maybe you like it. xoxo
ReplyDeleteI enjoyed your poem again!
ReplyDeleteThe felt queen is so lovely :))
akiko
www.akikohiramatsu.com
Who would've thought this lovely queen plotted such evil in her heart. Another ingenious lovely and another clever poem! You always put a smile in my day, Amalia.
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ReplyDeleteBoa semana, com tudo de bom!
Beijinhos.
⎝❀ه° ·.
Another winning combination. . .your art and poetry. Dennis and I always can count on you making us smile. Thanks, dear Amalia. ~ Nancy
ReplyDeleteHow bright, bold queen against that sun drenched hue of blue! Enjoyed your words, too!
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Poppy
I love poems like these.So sweet and appreciate you sharing at Dishing it and Digging it link party.
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