Baa Black Sheep - Baa Baa White Sheep - Baa Baa Grey Sheep - Baa Baa Rainbow Sheep
It seems Britain could face a critical shortage of professional sheep shearers this year, they usually arrive from Australia and New Zealand in May to give a short back and sides to 200 sheep a day. The dearth of shearers is blamed on British government immigration red tape. The would-be shearers must go to Canberra for fingerprinting, and visas are delayed. All this could mean losses for the farmers and disease for poor unshorn sheep.
However, I doubt anyone would want to shear the poor rainbow sheep! Mark that's your sheep.
Anke yours is the Grey One! Guten Abend
Ummm, where's mine then?
ReplyDeleteLamb chops on the hoof!
ReplyDeleteNot Baaaa'd.
ReplyDeleteHi Sally, OOHHH I like all the sheep. What color and kind of thread did you use for the gray one and the rainbow one? I like the rainbow one, she's pretty!
ReplyDeleteThat's too bad about the sheep shearers. Hope they get that mess straightenedd out soon.
I LIKE IT!!! fits me, as I am colorful too. Jane could use a rainbow sheep too. She is more colorful than me HAHA
ReplyDeleteLooks like maybe you used Oliver twist thread(?)
XOXO NOS
I used an ancient ball of Coats grey cotton for the grey sheep Carol, and yes Mark you are right! I twisted some colour threads together for the rainbow sheep. Ah, but you just wait to see what Jane has got for you all - this is a drum roll....................................for tomorrow!!!
ReplyDeleteOh WOW!!!! A sheep ONLY for ME!!!!!!!!!!!!! Thank youuuuu!!!!!
ReplyDeleteCute sheep! God bless all the sheep, may they all be shorn soon.
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