“Patches, patches, pick some pretty patches! Put the pretty patches in the patchwork quilt! Patches, patches, pick some pretty patches! I’m sewn and stuffed with cotton, they added yarn for hair, the one thing they forgot is a heart I do declare! But who needs a heart? Not me, I swear! From velvet to satin in blue or pink, and every fabric you could possibly think! Because when your made of patches, life is giddy all day! So I’ll be singing my song, and dancing along, on my happy little patchwork way! “ ―Patchwork Girl
Children’s Classic Read
The Patchwork Girl aka Scraps is a fictional character created by L. Frank Baum. She appears in Baum’s seventh Oz book titled The Patchwork Girl of Oz, published in 1913. Scraps comes from Oz’s eastern quadrant known as the Munchkin Country in the magical Land of Oz and eventually becomes the love interest of the Scarecrow.
