caspharm

I've made one from another pattern, but the log cabin one looks cute.

quilting in my60s

the only problem is that there is no pattern for beak or comb, so had to guess. I actually had another pattern from a friend that I ended up using the pattern for beak and comb. I also had some preprinted log cabin print in my stash so didn't have to make the log cabin.

DonnaC

The patterns for the beak and comb are on the website that was posted. Just click below the photo, where it says "Patterns and Instructions". I have my little chickie all cut out and ready to sew - tonight hopefully! Mine will not be a log cabin, just a single-fabric chicken!

DonnaC

Connie, your chicken is adorable!!!

sunrise450

Well here I go, another project! Thank you so much for the link to the pattern.
Phyllis in MO

Love2sew

Thank You. I can't believe how much I'm learning from QB.

Rainbow

Oh, so CUTE !!

twilight

I have made the chicken pincushions. I made mine 3 1/2 inch squares. The one I got as a gift I took apart and measured. That way I could see which seams to sew to make it in a triangle. Add comb and beak before sewing seam then add beads for the eyes before sewing the last seam It is a lot easier than trying to get your fingers and a needle to get them one I hope this helps. I don't have a picture that I can send on the computer but could send one by snail mail

Betty J

I have also made these chickens, got the pattern from a friend. I filled my with synthetic pellets, added some crushed cinnamon stick and cloves. Put them in my pantry cupboard as a scent sachet, would work for other closets as well.

I avoid using rice or grains in things, just so they can't be eaten by anything!!!

twilight

I put plastic rounds that are used for filling dolls and other crafty things. It comes in a 2 lb. bag and I got mine at Joann's I like it better than the rice.