As I didn't fancy drawing the human ear, I decided to do an ear of corn. I have some growing in the garden and just love eating the cobs dripping with butter -- well the corn must be good for you, it's a vegetable. Not sure about the butter though.
OK, first of all, love the take with the corn ear. Then that embroidery - wow, how tiny are those knots! Cobs - I love 'em with salt, don't care about good or bad for you. Enjoy!
Love your "ears," Wendy! My crop of corn was less than impressive--popcorn, that is. It was an experiment. LOVE the French knots! Have a brilliant day! c
Much more attractive than the human ear, and both versions are excellent.
ReplyDeleteLove how you did the embroidery ear.
ReplyDeleteTwo awesome inchies, I'm with you about using plenty of butter.
ReplyDeleteYvonne xx
great idea to use an ear of corn - not too fond of human ears myself. great inchie
ReplyDeleteOK, first of all, love the take with the corn ear. Then that embroidery - wow, how tiny are those knots!
ReplyDeleteCobs - I love 'em with salt, don't care about good or bad for you. Enjoy!
love corn on the cob! Have you ever tried Elote`? It is Mexican corn on the cob. Love it!
ReplyDeleteOhh! I love corn cobs! I had them just last night. I try to eat as many as possible while trey are in season.
ReplyDeleteLove your inchies!
Never would have thought of these Wendy-they look amazing. You will have two wonderful collections by the end of the year
ReplyDeleteLove Chrissie xx
Nice sideways logic on this one Wendy! I had corn on the cob last night....done on the BBQ & loads of butter lol - the only way to have it!
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How smart to think of corn on the cob. Must have at least a little butter :)
ReplyDeleteLove your "ears," Wendy! My crop of corn was less than impressive--popcorn, that is. It was an experiment. LOVE the French knots! Have a brilliant day! c
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