very cute, thanks

just right click on each image and either save as a picture or copy into word and save.

these are the best pin cushions. Have made them for friends and have two in constant use myself. They are sooo cute!

You did a great job with your tutorial! Now, I cannot wait to make some, too! Thanks for the instructions!

Thanks for the great tute. I've always wanted to make one of these. I really like the selvage idea.

these would make good give aways

Nice tutorial because its a very useful for us.

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the chicken! Our local quilt shop has a pincushion club once a month. Our first pincushion was a chicken,just not so funky. We will have to do this one too, !

Those are so darn cute!

Thanks for the tutorial ... can't wait to make 1 ... just worried about the fact that they seem to multiply =)

Love your chickens, thanks so much for taking the time to give us such wonderful directions. I have two chicken topped fabric catchers bought a quilt shows, now I can make a few of my own. Thanks again for sharing.

I do not know if I ever said thank you for the directions either so am saying that now. These were so fun to make and I showed all the members at our guild retreat last year. Everyone loved them!

Thanks so much for doing this great tutorial! Now I can make one of my own... LOL.

Those are so cute

How Cute! The fun fur for the comb is a great idea!

Cyndy K

Very cute!

These are soooo cute..I also tank you for the tut..also, I enjoyed all the followup by Board members on their "own" style chickens..gotta make some.. will make cute Bunco table gifts..

Just found your tute from the thread on selvages today. Love your chicks - thanks so much for the tute!

Thank you for the tute. That is so cute.

Here's my first Funky Chicken Pincushion. Thanks for sharing the tutorial.

Very cute chicken!

What a cutie!!!!

Cute chick!! :)

Lovely chicken!!

Well done! How cute, love the piecing! And the eyes :thumbup:

Well I've admired these little pincushion for some time. Our local quilt shop has a handout with simple instructions (supposedly simple :0) However, for me I needed YOUR tutorial with step-by-step instructions WITH the pictures. Easy Peasy, so this post is a BIG THANK-YOU from me to you, as someone who is definitely a visual learner.

I see that the last post was in July and this tutorial is from a few years ago, so your tutorial lives on, so the thanks are still in order!!!

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I just found it today. I'm going to make me one of these. I have some little round tins which I am going to try to stuff mine in so it won't move around on it's own.

I finally have made a few of these little dears! Such fun!!! I am stuffing mine with black eyed peas (for good luck :thumbup: ) and I use them as fabric weights when I cut out a pattern. Thanks for sharing this pattern!