I'm making a quilt for my husband using pictures of his chickens but thought on the setting squares I would like to embroider (redwork) a large simple rooster. I figured I could easily find one in a coloring book but have had no luck. I figured maybe some kind-hearted quilter who can draw would e-mail me one? All the ones I find have too much detail. Thanks in advance to anyone who gives it a shot.
kathy |
Try here
http://www.grandmasatticquilting.com/patterns.htm |
Thanks Ruth, I've been there. found one I may use if I can't get a better one.
kathy |
http://www.kidzone.ws/prek_wrksht/pre-print/pre-print-chicken.htm
Try this site and see if it will work for you. Let me know if it does. Misty |
Also, try this:
http://www.artisticthreadworks.com/public/programs/downloadsearch.cfm?keywords=chicken&searchtype=key word&searchmode=keyword&cat=all&sortby=recent |
Misty.that design is exactly what I'm looking for. Thanks, now can you find her husband for me ?
And to jcizzard, those are adorable but I don't have an embroidery machine but I may try to applique some to look like those. Thanks to everyone helping me. |
Just find one of the other chickens and copy the cone or comb I don't know which it is called and add it to the chicken . That's all you need to do. If you have problems with it let me know and send me your e-mail address and I will see what I can do.
Misty |
In addition to the "cock's comb" you may want to augment the tail for the rooster.
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A great source for applique and redwork "patterns" are coloring books or coloring sheets. Do a google search for Rooster Color Page and see what you find. Barb C
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Don't forget that the waddle below the beak is larger on a rooster than a hen not just a larger comb.
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