Help me find a Stuffy rooster pattern
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Help me find a Stuffy rooster pattern
A friend is looking for a pattern for a stuffed animal rooster to sit on her mantle with its legs hanging over.
I know I've seen this style for other stuffies. Can anyone suggest a site or a pattern that could be adapted?
Thanks
MaryKatherine
I know I've seen this style for other stuffies. Can anyone suggest a site or a pattern that could be adapted?
Thanks
MaryKatherine
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I seem to remember one from a quilt program on TV where a rooster was made much the same as the chicken pin cushion pattern. They added long 1/2 wide legs with a knot in them for knees. The Rooster was about 8-10 inches with the legs about 2 feet long? The rooster had the polypropylene beads in the bottom so it could sit on a shelf with the legs dangling down. I am thinking maybe a Sewing with Nancy program where she went to Switzerland?
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I seem to remember one from a quilt program on TV where a rooster was made much the same as the chicken pin cushion pattern. They added long 1/2 wide legs with a knot in them for knees. The Rooster was about 8-10 inches with the legs about 2 feet long? The rooster had the polypropylene beads in the bottom so it could sit on a shelf with the legs dangling down. I am thinking maybe a Sewing with Nancy program where she went to Switzerland?
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I found this pattern on eBay (about the 3rd one or so in the listing):
http://www.ebay.com/itm/McCalls-Craf...item35c47ef67b
Although the pattern is for a Mama chicken, the photo shows a modification into a rooster, I think, in the lower righthand area.
http://www.ebay.com/itm/McCalls-Craf...item35c47ef67b
Although the pattern is for a Mama chicken, the photo shows a modification into a rooster, I think, in the lower righthand area.
Last edited by Prism99; 11-16-2013 at 09:53 AM.
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I have some adorable ones sitting on a shelf in my kitchen. I will try to find the pattern and let you know. It was from JoAnns. Probably McCalls or Simplicity. Maybe 10 years ago. It should be here somewhere.
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I seem to remember one from a quilt program on TV where a rooster was made much the same as the chicken pin cushion pattern. They added long 1/2 wide legs with a knot in them for knees. The Rooster was about 8-10 inches with the legs about 2 feet long? The rooster had the polypropylene beads in the bottom so it could sit on a shelf with the legs dangling down. I am thinking maybe a Sewing with Nancy program where she went to Switzerland?
www.thetincat.com has a free pattern for them.
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This Georgia Bonesteel book has a rooster on the cover (and you can get a better view of it by looking inside the book, towards the end):
http://www.amazon.com/Georgia-Bonest...dp/1574328441/
The legs don't hang down, though. Don't know if this is the rooster from Switzerland or not.
http://www.amazon.com/Georgia-Bonest...dp/1574328441/
The legs don't hang down, though. Don't know if this is the rooster from Switzerland or not.
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This Georgia Bonesteel book has a rooster on the cover (and you can get a better view of it by looking inside the book, towards the end):
http://www.amazon.com/Georgia-Bonest...dp/1574328441/
The legs don't hang down, though. Don't know if this is the rooster from Switzerland or not.
http://www.amazon.com/Georgia-Bonest...dp/1574328441/
The legs don't hang down, though. Don't know if this is the rooster from Switzerland or not.
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