This silk embroidery by an unknown girl at an unknown school features a charming scene of a child placing a garland of flowers around the neck of her pet lamb. The theme of a girl with a favorite lamb was sometimes worked at the Moravian school in Lititz, Pennsylvania, and at schools in Connecticut. The floral festoon, pinned in three places with double and triple bowknots overtop an oval medallion outlined in metallic-wrapped threads, is most reminiscent of work done at Sarah Pierce’s academy in Litchfield, Connecticut. The oval suspended from a bow with leaves wrapping around from the top is similar to a design found in a pattern book by Johann Friedrich Netto (active 1795–1809).