What great packing! how exciting. You need to have to take pics of your baby and new chicks together. What a great story to share with your child later. Great memories. Congrats on both!
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What great packing! how exciting. You need to have to take pics of your baby and new chicks together. What a great story to share with your child later. Great memories. Congrats on both!
I love it! You found a perfect (and cheap) model for your new creation!
I love his hair do! I so desperately want showgirls! And turkeys. But definitely showgirls![COLOR=4B0082]so i guess we are supposed to post entries for the chicken tiara contest here as well so here is my entry:[/COLOR] Ok so I went a bit crazy with the photos but how often do I get to enter a chicken tiara contest?
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Step two: pick your yarns
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step three: spend half an hour looking for patterns, then realize no one else has knit a chicken crown before so make up your own pattern
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step 4: cast on 40 ish stitches
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Step 5: knit 5 rows garter stitch
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step 6: knit points. I did this by *knitting 5, turn, knit 5, turn, knit two together, knit 1, knit two together, turn knit across, turn knit two together, knit two together, turn knit across, turn knit two together, bind off. reattach yarn bind off 5 repeat from * till the end (or something like that, i didn't write it down and was kind of experimenting as i went.) you are then left with this ugly mess:
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so step 7 is: weave in all loose threads
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step 8: attach two ends together... TA DA!
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Step 9: Add eyelash yarn to the bottom
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Step 10: add beads
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Step 11: decide it is too floppy and add wire to the beads
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step 12: reshape crown points.
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step 13: get really sad because it got dark while you were knitting![]()
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Step 14: decide to knit a shawl/cape because you are grumpy it got to dark to take photos.
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Step 15: add beads and eyelash yarn
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Step 16: beg your husband to go get a chicken for you. (sorry he wouldn't pose for a photo)
Step 17 : apply crown and cape to chicken and take many photos... in this case we used "Eli" our silkie showgirl type rooster, since he is fairly mellow and didn't seem to mind wearing a crown.
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crown-less, to show off his beautiful hairdo
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hope you enjoyed!
So You Can Hatch In The TurneR?
so i guess we are supposed to post entries for the chicken tiara contest here as well so here is my entry:
Ok so I went a bit crazy with the photos but how often do I get to enter a chicken tiara contest?
Step one: learn how to knit.
Step two: pick your yarns
step three: spend half an hour looking for patterns, then realize no one else has knit a chicken crown before so make up your own pattern
step 4: cast on 40 ish stitches
Step 5: knit 5 rows garter stitch
step 6: knit points. I did this by *knitting 5, turn, knit 5, turn, knit two together, knit 1, knit two together, turn knit across, turn knit two together, knit two together, turn knit across, turn knit two together, bind off. reattach yarn bind off 5 repeat from * till the end (or something like that, i didn't write it down and was kind of experimenting as i went.)
you are then left with this ugly mess:
so step 7 is: weave in all loose threads
step 8: attach two ends together... TA DA!
Step 9: Add eyelash yarn to the bottom
Step 10: add beads
Step 11: decide it is too floppy and add wire to the beads
step 12: reshape crown points.
step 13: get really sad because it got dark while you were knitting
Step 14: decide to knit a shawl/cape because you are grumpy it got to dark to take photos.
Step 15: add beads and eyelash yarn
Step 16: beg your husband to go get a chicken for you.
(sorry he wouldn't pose for a photo)
Step 17 : apply crown and cape to chicken and take many photos... in this case we used "Eli" our silkie showgirl type rooster, since he is fairly mellow and didn't seem to mind wearing a crown.
crown-less, to show off his beautiful hairdo
hope you enjoyed!
haha i almost went real knitting terms ( k1, turn, k2tog, turn, k1, k2tog, k1) but then i decided to write it all outVery nice. And egads, I understand all the knitting terms (DW is a big knitter), somehow I can also read a knitting pattern.
Who did u get your eggs from? If I may aski am not sure what he is- he was sold to me as a showgirl but obviously since his skin is red and not black he is something else. i still love him to death though and he inspired my to get some showgirl hatching eggs which will be arriving in the next few weeks
cj's exotics in the "buy sell trade" section on this website I think it is titled something like " silkie/showgirl pre-order spring" at least those are the keywords. just to avoid confusion the rooster in the pics was given to me by a neighbor.Who did u get your eggs from? If I may ask
So sorry. I wish I had advice to give youUGH...
Now another one is going down.. My favorite little fluffy one... was fine earlier, but now is lethargic and pitiful... don't have vitamins on hand.. sugar water is all I've got...
This is really too stressful for me... I was planning on going to bed early. That's obviously out of the question...