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Published March 31, 2015 at 10:00 a.m. | Updated April 4, 2022 at 8:00 p.m.
Baa, baa, beautiful! We loved thumbing through the 128 entries we received last month, featuring a four-leaf-clover-carrying, St. Patrick's Day-celebrating sheep. Young artists put crayon, colored pencil and marker to paper to create black sheep, leprechaun sheep, a disco sheep, an NBA-playing sheep, a "mega-bionic sheep" and even an "evil sheep!" Keep the creativity coming, and congratulations to all the winners!
Elise Cournoyer, 5 Richmond
"Hearty Lamb"
Isabella Broich, 8 Swanton
"Lucky"
Rebecca Moriarty, 12 Jericho
"Sheep Love Music 2"
Honorable Mentions
- Jay Kords, 5, Montpelier
- Lei Magnan, 7, Fairfax
- Autumn Driver, 3, Hinesburg
- Rose Howell, 6, Charlotte
- Val Keepin, 8, Burlington
- Fiona McCormick, 5, Hinesburg
- Leeza Kusmit, 8, Burlington
- Logan Piazza, 12, East Fairfield
- Jacob Tremblay, 11, St. Albans
- Lily Waite, 5, Richmond
- Garett Ward, 10, North Hero
- Liv-Berit Heinz, 11, Panton
Top Titles
- Norzin Mentsang, 10, South Burlington, "Irelamb"
- Mackenzie Rollin, 4, Burlington, "Tomato Sauce Sheep"
- Lila Watkins, 5, Essex Junction, "Sticky Gumball Sheep"
This article was originally published in Seven Days' monthly parenting magazine, Kids VT.
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