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OnlyOrps said:
Wow he is GORGEOUS! I like how you didn't out him on a roof. He's easier to admire on that pedestal! I'm so jealous of your awesome collection
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That's what my hens said too…lol

They can see him from their location.
 
sunflour said:
Weather vane Rooster: Not a great photo, was late afternoon and cloudy yesterday. Got him at cost from a friend. Had planned to place on top of my shed or coop, but didn't work out. Couldn't decide where to place him, so he is permanently attached to the concrete pedestal so I could move around the yard and decide where to place him. Ended up in my " rose garden" a project in the works. Just uncovered all last weekend from the tons of leaves so the flower bed looks rather rough..:rolleyes:
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He is beutiful!! I'm very jelous would love one of those for the top of my bungalow. Think it would look great surveying the area!!
 
Ok, here's what I have. Not nearly the collection you all have but I love them all.


My tea pot. I painted it when we had our tea & spice store.
Used to paint a lot of pots and tea bag holders, sold them all
except this one. So glad I kept it!


My oven mitt & pad (have 2 of each). I found these at the
Dollar Tree store and yep, they were $1 for each set. These
see a lot of action in the kitchen.


Plastic table cloth we use on the table on the back deck. Got
it for about $3.


This is a small sampler size quilt my aunt made. She used
fabric that looks like old flour sacks and there are several
chickens on the print.



My mom gave me this lap quilt she got at an antique shop she
used to work at. There are 4 different hens on it and the quilting
resembles chicken wire.
 
NorthFLChick said:
Ok, here's what I have. Not nearly the collection you all have but I love them all.


My tea pot. I painted it when we had our tea & spice store.
Used to paint a lot of pots and tea bag holders, sold them all
except this one. So glad I kept it!


My oven mitt & pad (have 2 of each). I found these at the
Dollar Tree store and yep, they were $1 for each set. These
see a lot of action in the kitchen.


Plastic table cloth we use on the table on the back deck. Got
it for about $3.


This is a small sampler size quilt my aunt made. She used
fabric that looks like old flour sacks and there are several
chickens on the print.



My mom gave me this lap quilt she got at an antique shop she
used to work at. There are 4 different hens on it and the quilting
resembles chicken wire.
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WOW! You have talent my friend. Love the teapot. No kidding, it is awesome. Wish I was closer to you to get some lessons..

The table cloth was quite a find.

The lap quilt is so awesome. Would you photo the different hens on it…. would really like to see all. Whoever did the quilt must have loved chickens.
 
NorthFLChick said:
Ok, here's what I have. Not nearly the collection you all have but I love them all. My tea pot. I painted it when we had our tea & spice store. Used to paint a lot of pots and tea bag holders, sold them all except this one. So glad I kept it! My oven mitt & pad (have 2 of each). I found these at the Dollar Tree store and yep, they were $1 for each set. These see a lot of action in the kitchen. Plastic table cloth we use on the table on the back deck. Got it for about $3. This is a small sampler size quilt my aunt made. She used fabric that looks like old flour sacks and there are several chickens on the print. My mom gave me this lap quilt she got at an antique shop she used to work at. There are 4 different hens on it and the quilting resembles chicken wire.
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I love the teapot! What talent! I love the quilting looking like chicken wire!
 

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