I do........
chooks in a row
I did have a problem with some of them..... I made a few that were looking over their @#&* tail feathers so a bit of reverse stitching was required.....
(note to me - pay attention to which seam you are sewing)
I wanted a bit of weight so these are filled with little plasticy teady bear filling beads - the pins do go in fine but I'm not too sure if it will be good for them (the pins) long term....
Excellent for holding down pattern pieces.....
I ran out of beads..... so some of them are slumped in a corner looking like they have had the stuffing knocked out of them ...
in fact, of course, they haven't had any stuffing yet to be knocked out of them
in fact, of course, they haven't had any stuffing yet to be knocked out of them
.... I made up 5 1/2" squares of 'fabric' with selvages and used THIS tutorial ....
Righto, Gotto Go....... I am being watched ......
33 comments:
You're being invaded by chickens. They look great Fiona. Those eyes are making sure you baste correctly! LOL!
Very cute chooks Fiona....but lookout for those eyes watching you ha ha!
If they start to attack let us know and we will come save you! :o)
Here a chook... there a chook... everywhere a chook chook!
Great effort! :)
lol,lol,you are so funny,eyes everywhere the invasion of the chickens,hide.Enjoy your day my friend.xx
What excellent chicken pattern weights! Yeah, I'd be re-stitching...every single one of them lol!
Great project for all your spare eyes.
Glad they're keeping an eye on your new project.
Enjoy that quilt.
I love selvedge projects and your cookies are really cute.
Wow, you've got a real henhouse happening there :o)
Is that a SKOFW I spy being pinned?
Chickens everywhere , so cute , love them with the selvages .
Love your chooks, I made some years ago, but they were log cabins, I think I used rice to weigh them down. Its a great use for selvedges though...(rather have log cabins on a quilt) and will make lovely gifts...I assume you dont need 8 new pin cushions!
I love your selvage chooks, but I love the pile of unstuffed ones the most! They make me laugh! :0)
Love them. What a great way to use up selvages.
thanks for the link to the tutorial....
They're adorable!
all your chooks look great........
too funny...love your pin cushions
Those eyes are very funny! How much more do you reckon you will get done before you go?
Just adorable - you will be able to start a farm soon. Have you tried rice as stuffing?? I always put it in my pincushions and its nice & heavy. (I usually zap it in the microwave a bit first in case there are any little creepy crawlies - or you could try a low oven). Love your new header too - bet that came from your Toowommba day???
Love your chooks. They are so cute. Hugs,
Your chooks are delightful and have to bring a smile to those who see them. Looks like they are great as pin cushions and as pattern weights. Smart move.
And I had to crack up at the eyes on the clips holding the quilt.
Good luck with your pinning.
Oh, I love those chooks, what fun
you have quite a flock happening there!
How exciting you are pinning your skow quilt!
Oh I just love them! I hope they are all hens and there isn't a rooster in there......you will have baby chicks running everywhere!!!! Hugs
Poor flat chookies. I hope the stuffed ones are not making them feel deflated...The poppies look so beautiful on your header.
Love them Bubz....
Your chooks are as cute as
They are a nosy lot of chooks aren't they? But I suppose if they are helping you to sew then they can be excused!
Fiona at least these chooks aren't the types that will wake the neighbours at dawn! They look great, and I've loved reading this post... x
Those are absolutely gorgeous! The first thing taught myself to sew was one of those chickens. I kept sewing the tail on the inside! lol I always have at least one on the dash board of my car. Seeing yours has inspired me to make some more!
they look fantastic
cute chickens!
They make me think of Kath and Kim......Look at me, Look at me, Look at me.......LOL
Cute chooks...hope the flat chooks have put on some weight...have you tried crushed walnut shells? they work a treat.
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