Little Ned is in trouble,
(yes, he's done it again)
he is stuck on a tree
and it's beginning to rain
He climbed up the tree,
going really quite high,
because he had this idea
of touching the sky.
He's still hanging there,
wearing shorts and a frown -
could someone please come
and help Ned get down?
♡
Featuring: Poor Ned
and his castle.
and his castle.
Oh my! I'm on my way! So CUTE!xxx
ReplyDeleteSo cute. Poor Ned, I hope someone helps him down 😁
ReplyDeleteReally cute. All you make dear Amalia is really cute!!
ReplyDeleteHugs and love
So cute!! Thanks so much for stopping by!!
ReplyDeleteHugs,
Debbie
Dear Amalia,
ReplyDeleteyour new sweet makes
are lovely to see
and now I hope Ned
is safely off the tree! xx
Very cute poem!
ReplyDeleteNed is too cute to leave up there. Of course we all need to help him down. Very cute. Happy Thursday. Have a great rest of the week. xoxo
ReplyDeleteNed and his castle are adorable. I love the combination of fabrics. Fingers crossed that Ned is rescued soon! xx
ReplyDeleteSuch fun. Always a joy to visit and be uplifted by your poems and little makes.
ReplyDeleteHe looks really sweet, as does his house/castle.
ReplyDeleteBest wishes
Ellie
Such cute makes as always Amalia.
ReplyDeleteAnyone around to help Poor Ned! Do love his house too :-) keep well Amanda x
Poor Ned, cute poem!
ReplyDeleteHe is a cutie, I like his home too.
Have a happy day!
Cualquier persona que pase por allí, estará encantada de ayudarle.
ReplyDeleteBesos
Love the fabric you used for these! Adorable!
ReplyDeleteYour stuffies are so sweet. I love Ned. The colors, the stitching -- all so charming and whimsical. This is so dear, Amalia. And the poem is perfect.
ReplyDeleteSo absolutely adorable! Hugs and blessings, Cindy
ReplyDeleteLove the poems and the header... Your nieces and nephews can count on you to deliver such imaginative play.
ReplyDeleteAmalia, this is just so darling! Poor little Ned, I hope he finds his way down. Lovely colors and lovely poem..........❤️
ReplyDeletePoor Ned, and with it beginning to rain too, oh no!
ReplyDeleteI hope he can get back into his dry and cute castle soon :)
Adorable Ned, and with a castle to boot. Maybe you need to stitch a little fireman (or woman) to come to the rescue!
ReplyDeleteOh, I wish I had all your little felt characters for my granddaughters to play with, Amalia. Little Ned and the castle are so cute. And I always enjoy your delightful poems. I like the Pink fabric you used for these sweet things.
ReplyDelete~Sheri
Ned, he needs to get down and go to bed. What a silly to climb so high and try to touch the sky.
ReplyDeleteLove your work my friend, it always makes me smile.
Love, Carla
Awww, poor Ned, haha! So cute Amalia... both the stuffies and the poem!
ReplyDeleteTania
oh such adorable faces dear Amalia :)
ReplyDeletei would definitely love to get Ned down but what about me ,i think i will stay there to touch the sky lol
your art is SPLENDID AS ALWAYS !
MORE JOY TO YOU AND YOURS!
SO CUTE!!
ReplyDeleteHave a lovely weekend and take care...
Titti
Lovely poems and thanks for your sweet comments on my Mango Oatmeal Bread. Have a beautiful Sunday...
ReplyDeleteSo adorable. Just what I needed to brighten my day.
ReplyDeleteGreat poem, well done. I hope all is well with you. Diane
ReplyDeleteI hope Ned has made it down :) Adorable figures!
ReplyDeleteYep, if we want to touch the sky, we might get rained on. But I like Ned, at least he went on an adventure, as some of his friends never thought of trying:)Love the thoughts behind your poem, Amalia! Thanks for sharing them with All Seasons, Jesh
ReplyDeleteI'd love to help Ned get down, Amalia. Adorable as always. xo
ReplyDeletePoor Ned! So much fun -- thanks.
ReplyDeleteAwww so sweet.
ReplyDeleteA lovely post.
My good wishes.
All the best Jan
Oh, Ned! I am thinking about how to helpp him...it is very difficult💦
ReplyDeleteI really love your sketch behind Ned, too<3
akiko
www.akikohiramatsu.com
As per usual, I'm late to the party. I hope Ned has been rescued by now. :)
ReplyDeleteAdorable!
ReplyDeleteYour link at 'My Corner of the World' this week is a wonderful addition!
Oh poor Ned. Is he still up on the tree? Nice poem. Have a great week.
ReplyDeleteJust adorable.Big hug to you too...Thank you.
ReplyDeleteI love Ned's castle! I want a round top front door like his and pretty curtains in the upstairs windows! What's with this tree business, Ned, when you have a castle of your own?
ReplyDeleteNational Felt Service for you
ReplyDeletehttps://www.theartnewspaper.com/blog/lucy-sparrow-recreates-chemist-shop-made-entirely-felt
Hi friend.
ReplyDeletePoor Ned! Maybe the firefighters will come rescue him...
ReplyDeleteI love this! It is so much easier to climb up than to come down.
ReplyDeleteI love the material you have used here :)
ReplyDeleteLove your felties, and I sure hope someone comes to rescue poor Ned!
ReplyDeleteNed's castle and Ned himself are too CUTE!
ReplyDeleteHappy Thursday, Amalia!
Oh Ned, hold up! Someone is coming :)
ReplyDeleteBeautiful felties!
How sweet is Ned and his rather flash castle.
ReplyDelete...you are as crafty as ever!
ReplyDeleteLovo little Ned and his castle - his story is darling!
ReplyDeleteSo excited to come across your post. Pure sweetness.
ReplyDeleteTo touch tue sky is a fascinating idea... I wished, I could do it. Thank you too for stopping by and your nice comment.
ReplyDeleteStay healthy and well, dear blogfriend 😘
Aww, poor little Ned...I will be gallant and brave my dear of heights, to climb the tree and rescue him!!😉
ReplyDeleteSo very delightful...😊😊
Have a super day, dear friend!
Hugs xxx
that was most delightful. I'll help Ned down. He's ever so cute.
ReplyDeleteThank you for joining the Wordless Wednesday Blog Hop.
Have a fabulous day. ♥
Poor Ned! I hope by now he has been rescued from the tree :)
ReplyDeleteAdorable characters and poem, Amalia.
Thanks so much for sharing and thanks so much for stopping by!!
ReplyDeleteStay safe, healthy and happy!!
Hugs,
Debbie
I love it. Nice handmade stuff isn't nonsense ;-) It is cool
ReplyDeleteanother completely cute fella!
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