MysticUnikitty, those fabrics would make attractive face masks also - then you and hens would be in sync
I'm still a beginner sew-er, i was excited the other day when my seam turner out somewhat straight 
anyone have any ideas what i should do? I have it more sandwiched in so it cant move as much, i did that with another one that ended up with a slipped air cell. is there a forum on here for hatching issues?
phone camera and it looks like I'm doing somersaults while taking them
Thank you so much! You will have to share pictures of the girls wearing their new threads!thank you, I'm bummed i've lost so many this chick season, but it happens, plus that just means i need to hatch more
When you have the larger breeds it is more prone to happen, they had been good until just this past month, and it's just the australorps... i think this breed just doesn't have very thick back feathering so need a little more protection from my big heavy boy.
Yes! I got the pattern from here: https://timbercreekfarmer.com/how-to-make-a-hen-saddle-or-apron/
The pattern fits on a standard size piece of paper so it was easy to print off and cut out
Looking forward to the hatch, hoping they all make it!So i just did what i think is day 15 for eggs, one wasn't fertile after all, one looks like a quitter but i still see two veins? I left it in for now. But i have a bit of a situation.... One of the eggs is all cracked up! I'm not sure what to do... they still have at least 3 days... and the chick in there is very much alive...
** EDIT:
google to the rescue! and i found the hatching forum..i got a decorative unscented candle and melted some of the wax and sealed up all the cracks i saw. woohoo!**
Looking forward to the hatch, hoping they all make it!
The names are slowly coming to me! Thank you, I think they're beautiful, as if I had any say in how they would look...lol! And my Little Roo is as sweet as he is handsome, same as my other Orpington roo! I hope their personality's don't change to much as they get older!
