Ahhhh Raspberry Parfait is this month's cow. The color is Lime green over at So Scrappy but my "green" cow was already lime plus grass green. I made an executive decision to use red violet...
and just for some sparkle... red violet sparkly glittery fabric for her face. Who doesn't want to sparkle???
Raspberry Parfait is a girl who loves to sparkle. She wants to stand out and vibrates at a lovely rate.
When she was a little calf she thought of becoming a dancer (hoofer) on Broadway...
but alas she had two left feet.
Then she thought about becoming a hoof reader,or a hypnotist, look deep into my eyes, she says....
Her ears were full of stars and moons, and she thought great thoughts. She sang beautifully or so the local bulls said, and she often took the bulls by the horns!
She loved long walks in the paddock and yearned for imported alfalfa.
She considered getting a tatoo.
She was that kind of girl, one who wanted to experience all life had to offer.
She never left the farm, but she still sparkles.
She's hot! Good decision on the color. A hoofer. Seriously. Funny. Ha!
ReplyDeleteHa, ha! Love this cow! Can't wait to see the whole herd together.
ReplyDeleteI love her raspberry color. And what a lovely life story!
ReplyDeleteHahahaha - a "hoofer" on Broadway! You crack me up LeeAnna. :)
ReplyDeleteLove your raspberry parfait cow!
When you put the cow quilt together you'll need to somehow include the wonderful character sketches you've written for each of them!
ReplyDeleteSo charming!!! She's really a mover! Love the little personality story you wrote about her too. Your talent shines thru colorful fabric and words!
ReplyDeleteWhat a moving story! Love her!
ReplyDeleteWhat a moving story! Love her!
ReplyDelete"I never saw a purple cow" -- Now, I can say I have!
ReplyDeletePerfect name for the lovely :-)
ReplyDeleteLove her - and thank you for sharing her story!
ReplyDeleteGreat color choice to add to the herd. Love the name!
ReplyDeleteThe raspberry is so striking on her----- I Love it!
ReplyDeleteHow cute is that! I would stop for sure to see her in the field.
ReplyDeleteI always look forward to your cows and their bios. I agree with Mary in Maryland - you should work their stories into the quilt somehow!
ReplyDeleteThis one is my favorite. (I know I say that about every one of them. It's all true!)
Another charming cow!
ReplyDeleteSHe has a little attitude in her face.....love her!
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful executive decision.
ReplyDeleteYou have created a colorful, beautiful cowdiva! When will you be getting the ladies together?
ReplyDeleteShe's absolutely perfect! I can't wait to see how you assemble your dairy queens in a setting suitable for their sophistication.
ReplyDeleteshe pulled me in hoof, line and sinker with those moooovelous eyes.
ReplyDeleteWhat a lady she is! Her dreams are a reality in her mind, just like some of us.
ReplyDeleteJust love this little cow! Nicely done!
ReplyDeleteRaspberry is absolutely charming. Can't wait to see the whole herd!
ReplyDeleteI am having huge trouble waiting to see your cows all together in a quilt and this raspberry one is gorgeous!
ReplyDeleteGreat decision. She is lovely and will be happy to join the other ladies in the herd.
ReplyDeleteI totally love raspberry parfait!
ReplyDeleteLeaving the farm is highly overrated! Red violet was an excellent choice.
ReplyDeleteWonderful choice given cows are red/green colorblind.
ReplyDeleteNice chuckle over morning coffee. Yes, forget the directions and do what the quilt needs. Claire aka knitnkwilt.wordpress.com
ReplyDeleteRaspberry Parfait is adorable, and so is your story about her! Fun!
ReplyDeleteLove, Raspberry Parfait. She such a pretty thing. Wonderful color.
ReplyDeleteYour characters have always very interesting stories! She is beautiful, thanks for sharing!!
ReplyDeleteAnother beautiful cow. Are you going to put these all together some day? It will be an awesome quilt if you do.
ReplyDeleteLove your color selection and the sparkle.
ReplyDeleteRaspberry Sparkle is one fun cow! I love her sparkle and spirit - she's sure to stand out from the rest of the herd. :) Thanks for sharing on MCM!
ReplyDeleteGreat story! I'll look for "green"s story.
ReplyDeleteMeanwhile, Prince is in my head...
dropped by to say "hi" from Linky Tuesday, I always love seeing your cows and what the latest colour is - this one is a particular favourite. How many more are you making - will they all be in one quilt when you're done? - Chris @madebyChrissieD :D
ReplyDeleteOh my! I love your latest sweet cow! Beautiful prints and colors.
ReplyDeleteLove the raspberry!!!
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