I made one 30 years ago at my first quilt lesson, had to make a log cabin quilt and two left over she showed us the chicken. Have used it as a pin cushion for 30 years! Still going strong and my grandchildren love it!
My quilting buddy was generous to all of us quilters and she made several little chickens. I now only use this little chicken instead of my "strawberry" pincushins, and I love it. Thanks, Shar for this tutorial. And thank you, Karen, for your generousity.
i have a pattern i begged my grandmom to get me around 1997. I never used it! just hoarded it all this time. it's amazing that the information that once was disseminated for $8 ($12 today money) is freely available on youtube. but i still treasure this little pattern in the plastic bag. no publisher, no website. just a lady's name and some instructions xerox printed single side. it reminds me of a simpler time. and i was always too intimindated to learn how to make the chickens. but with these videos, i'm sure i can try.
I bought your book an templates for the chicken a few years ago an thought I will never able to do this well today I sat down an told myself I could I watch the video an I now have half a chicken lol tomorrow will finish the other side oh btw I passed the sewing test it came out to 4 inches never sown something so small I'm hooked now thank you so much for the helpful video have been following you, Christine.
How did you cut and make the comb and beak? How did you sew them in? You just shown that was ready sown in already. You were much detailed about the body and the tail. Nothing on the beak and comb. Or did I miss it? I love the project just missing that one area.
Tanya Avila I was wondering the same thing. I think the comb was out of felt. I guess just free form cut. And the beak looks like a small prairie point.
I love your videos and enjoy your explanantion. Thank you. I am a beginning quilter and would like to know how to learn how to appliqué. Do you have a video and if not would you please make one? Blessings!
I made one 30 years ago at my first quilt lesson, had to make a log cabin quilt and two left over she showed us the chicken. Have used it as a pin cushion for 30 years! Still going strong and my grandchildren love it!
I saw these 25 years ago when a friend went to Norway, she brought back the pattern with her!
My quilting buddy was generous to all of us quilters and she made several little chickens. I now only use this little chicken instead of my "strawberry" pincushins, and I love it. Thanks, Shar for this tutorial. And thank you, Karen, for your generousity.
Thank you for keeping the mistake in the tutorial rather than retaking the scene. ..we learn more from mistakes and the lesson is clearer.
i have a pattern i begged my grandmom to get me around 1997. I never used it! just hoarded it all this time. it's amazing that the information that once was disseminated for $8 ($12 today money) is freely available on youtube. but i still treasure this little pattern in the plastic bag. no publisher, no website. just a lady's name and some instructions xerox printed single side. it reminds me of a simpler time. and i was always too intimindated to learn how to make the chickens. but with these videos, i'm sure i can try.
I bought your book an templates for the chicken a few years ago an thought I will never able to do this well today I sat down an told myself I could I watch the video an I now have half a chicken lol tomorrow will finish the other side oh btw I passed the sewing test it came out to 4 inches never sown something so small I'm hooked now thank you so much for the helpful video have been following you, Christine.
The pin cushions are so much fun to make.
They make great gifts and bazaar items.
+Sharlene Jorgenson Beautiful..thank you. I do not see the pattern for the waddle though.
Thank you for sharing this wonderful tutorial
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Thank you so much 😊 you are very good at showing us your beautiful tutorial and those little chickens 🐔 I wouldn't want to part with👏👏👏👏👏👍
I love your videos! I've seen you several times and Road to California and I think even CHA!
Where do I find the pattern to sew the chicken wall hanger hanging behind you in this video!
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How did you cut and make the comb and beak? How did you sew them in? You just shown that was ready sown in already. You were much detailed about the body and the tail. Nothing on the beak and comb. Or did I miss it? I love the project just missing that one area.
Tanya Avila I was wondering the same thing. I think the comb was out of felt. I guess just free form cut. And the beak looks like a small prairie point.
Tanya Avila She has a book that comes with the pattern an the templates an the comb an beak pattern is in it!
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I love your videos and enjoy your explanantion. Thank you. I am a beginning quilter and would like to know how to learn how to appliqué. Do you have a video and if not would you please make one? Blessings!
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