Contest is over and Joyce is my winner of the fat quarter bundle with 6 of the chicken panels. Congratulations, Joyce!
I get to rock out again in the hen house with the Fowl Play fabrics I used a few weeks ago in a tutorial for Benartex. These are just so much fun, as you can see in the stack above: little chicks, chicken wire, chicken scratching and BIG hens with names from REAL chickens from a REAL chicken farm. There's even a border print with chickens on a wire which I used at the top and bottom of this table runner.
You can see what I did here:
Rock out in the Hen House
I wanted to revisit these fabulous chicken and rooster panels and do something very different. This time I chose those with the blue chicken wire backgrounds.
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| Same chickens with a blue background |
Then I did something radical (at least I think so). I ignored the square shape and cut them out using a hexagon shape!
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| OK. What kind of crazy thing is she going to do now? |
If you've been following this blog for any length of time you know that I am enamored with hexagons and putting them together into a variety of ways. I decided to put these together into a hexie ring. No y-seams; only straight seam sewing!
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| Add two 60 degree triangles to each hexagon chicken |
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| Sew three units into a larger half-hexagon (top and bottom as shown here) |
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| But there's a BIG HOLE in the center! |
Yes, there's a big hole in the center, right? Time to cover it up. Cut out a hexagon, interfaced it, turned it right side out by clipping into the interfacing.
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| Interfaced hexagon |
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| All edges of the hexagon neatly turned under without any hand applique! |
What does it look like finished? Well, first the center which I call: Chicken a la Ring
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| Chicken a la Ring Center |
And now for the table topper, which I am gifting to my daughter Hilary's friend Anita who happens to have a fond affection for chickens. She actually was raising some in her back yard in Pittsburgh last year!
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| Chicken a la Ring Table Topper - on my dining room table |
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| Chicken a la Ring Table Topper - outside in the fresh sunshine! |
Yes, there's a giveaway (if you've come this far).
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| 4 fat quarters and 6 chicken panels (all different chickens) |
Tell me your "favorite" barnyard animal (if you have one). Or if you have chickens or cows or goats at your house. Contest is over midnight Sunday November 24 at midnight. I am traveling and teaching, but I promise to read every single comment, though it's really hard to reply due to time constraints (and only an iPad with those blasted, funky keyboards). I love having virtual visitors!
Many thanks to Vicki of
More Stars in Comanche who coordinated this hop. I love her blog and especially her dog TITUS. Hey, Titus - how're you doing today? (He's a dachshund who is as cute as my own dog). And of course, Madame Samm of
Sew We Quilt who keeps all of us in line (or at least tries to). Now, go visit the other bloggers for today and see what they've come up with for the Black Tie Boogie!
Lovely project! I love the way you cut the panels :) We have cows, but pigs are definitely my favorite barnyard animal!
ReplyDeleteYour table topper is so different. I love the idea of the giant hexagon. I have quite a collection of chickens and I used to have 4 live chickens until a fox got them.
ReplyDeleteOh my gosh Debby, I love Chicken a la Ring!!!!! Notice how many exclamation marks! And no "Y" seams...gotta love that! Anita will flip over it. I bet you know my favorite barnyard animal... Titus said to tell you Hi back and he hopes his Grandma wins that fabric... (I'm his Grandma you know.) Thanks for being part of BTB hop.
ReplyDeleteLove how you used the panels to highlight each chicken. I don't have any barnyard animals now but grew up on a farm. My favorites were the pigs, they are much smarter than people think they are.
ReplyDeleteLove your project. I love how you choose to cut those squares into hexagons. Great idea. Where I live we cant' have farm animals but if I could I'd have chickens.
ReplyDeleteYour table topper is wonderful! No barnyard animals now, but had them growing up. Thank you for sharing.
ReplyDeleteI love your ring around the coop! So cute and I absolutely love the material. I can tell you my least favorite barnyard animal, a male goose, they can be so very mean. Thanks for sharing your how to on the hexi ring and the giveaway! ;)
ReplyDeleteYou are just so clever! I love your design and the fabrics are just so fun. Being raised on a farm, running the farm, managing farms - gosh hard to chose. I did so love the Belgian draft horse - yes, we worked the fields with them for many years even with all the fancy machinery.
ReplyDeleteGreat table topper! The blue is a nice background with the chickens. Love the bottom with all the chickens in a row. My barnyard animal is chickens now. Years ago I had everything "cow" but not sure why chickens are my thing. Thanks for sharing, great job!
ReplyDeleteThank you for a super giveaway and a chance to win.
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Hi Debby...I absolutely love this fabric, and what a cool table topper. Sew different with how you cut it...looks awesome! I used to have chickens...it was so much fun! I used to take a chair out to the barn and just sit among them...what a relaxing sound they make!
ReplyDeleteWe have chickens. My husband keeps talking about goats!
ReplyDeleteLove your quilt. Very cute chicken fabric. We have 8 girls now who give us wonderful eggs. All different colors- blue-dark brown and various shades of browns. They provide lots of entertainment and we have names for them all. Thanks for sharing the idea about the hexagons. You have me thinking already! K-
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ReplyDeleteYour hexagon chicken table topper is so awesome. And the fabric is so cute. My favorite barn yards animals are chickens. Thanks for sharing your creativity and for a great giveaway.
ReplyDeleteI absolutely love this fabric and you did it justice. I grew up on a farm and loved feeding the chickens and gathering the eggs. Now I live out in the country but no chickens anymore. I think I need some curtains made out of this and some new placemats, cushions, etc.
ReplyDeleteYou are so talented. I never thought one could use a panel the way you did. I love it! We can't have farm animals where we live but I have a whole collection of ceramic pigs in my garden window; they make me smile.
ReplyDeleteWe l-o-v-e our chickens. They are so cheerful and friendly and funny. Right now Odetta, Elspeth, and Petra are tucked in in a special home we built for them in our garage to keep them warm during the winter. I love going down to say goodnight to them when I turn out the lights every evening. They are reliably happy; I'll bet they have very sweet dreams.
ReplyDeleteohhh wow Debby, you are the coolest chick I know…and can you boogie…love how they are set up in your quilt…they seem to fit right in lol
ReplyDeleteamazing how you played around with these chicks and came up with this, love the hexies you made with them
ReplyDeleteAdorable table topper. Thanks or sharing how to do it.I quite unfamiliar with barnyard animals. As a child we had a goat who lived in the "back"yard. Billy was a lively, entertaining, fun and much loved pet .. so I would say goats are my favorite barnyard animals.
ReplyDeleteWhat a great idea to cut hexies! That is thinking outside the box, so to speak. That is an awesome table topper and I have the perfect table for such a thing. No animals here except cats. My husband would like some chickens, but much like children with pets, I know who would end up caring for them.
ReplyDeleteThis is terrific. I'm developing a great fondness for hexies and am still very limited in my thinking - unfortunately.
ReplyDeleteI grew up on a farm and my bros raised purebred Hampshire sheep. I grew to really like them. One brother had left home and the other was at college, I'd take a plastic baseball bat and go feed the sheep. I needed to be sure the rams couldn't butt me.
This past summer one of my grandsons was with me. He said, "Ga, you have a chicken in your backyard!" He's 7, so I figured he knew what a chicken is, but ... By the time, I got to the patio door, there were two chickens. I have autoimmune issues and just can't have chicken droppings in my yard. I had a good idea from whence the chickens cometh. I have a neighbor who marches to a different drummer. I knew he already had a goat. Well, animal control told him he had to ... So the chickens and goat are gone and the bees are supposedly up to code now. Yup, you can have chickens in the city here and I guess bees and even goats. There has to be one acre of ground (not including the ground the house in on) for each goat. His carpet has been on his front porch for probably three years because the goat was in the house most of the time.
As always, thanks for a great project. I always enjoy your work. Your are a great inspiration.
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ReplyDeleteWhat a great idea! I love it! My favourite animal is the horse.
ReplyDeleteSuch cute projects, love them! I don't have any farm animals. When I was little we lived across the street from my great grandfather who had a working farm. He would sometimes get a bunch of baby chicks (he called them peeps) and I loved to go and see them all running around like mad. It seemed like there were hundreds of them, but I was probably only 4 so it might have been only a couple dozen.
ReplyDeleteLove your chicken topper! And I love that you have used hexies to highlight that great chicken fabric. Wonderful job! I guess chickens would be my favorite. Never raised them but had a cousin who had just one chicken. It rode around on his bike handlebars and was quite a funny bird!
ReplyDeleteGreat table topper! I really like the personality of the chickens. My favorite? Pigs!
ReplyDeleteGreat table topper! I really like the personality of the chickens. My favorite? Pigs!
ReplyDeleteDebby that's so clever and beautiful, and you know I love those hexis!
ReplyDeleteWow I never knew there was so many different hens and chicken fabric. Your project turned out nice.
ReplyDeleteDebye as usual another lovely project by you. My favorite farm animal is the pig. So yummy!
ReplyDeleteWhat great fabric, and I love the hexie look. I have secret fantasies about having chickens and bees, but live in the city on a small lot with close neighbors, so it hasn't happened. I 'babysat' for little lambs when I was in college and was delighted to see that they run like little cartoon characters, so they are probably my favorite! :)
ReplyDeleteLove your table topper. Chickens are my favorite. I remember when I was a kid & we visited my Grandmother on the farm, my favorite thing to do was sneak an ear of corn from the corn crib & go out to the chicken yard (which was pretty much anywhere outside of the fence around the farmhouse) & feed the chickens. I'd shuck a little corn into the palm of my hand, squat down & make the chickens come to me & eat out of my hand. Thanks for reviving some happy memories & thanks for the chance to win.
ReplyDeleteDebby your Tablerunner is so pretty ,just love ,love ,love it.No chickens here ,but my parents had them when I was growing up.Would not mine at all having a runner like it .
ReplyDeleteWow Debby - I would never have dreamed of putting them together that way but it's just fabulous! Of course, I'm still a bit intimidated by hexagons so those of you who are using them amaze me Love this project! blessings, marlene
ReplyDeleteMy favorite barnyard animals are cows. When my children were little and we passed a pasture, I'd go "moo" one day I did that and my son said "mom those are horses" LOL
ReplyDeleteNow where we live in No. GA. I just have to leave my S/D and there are cows in the farm across the road and down the road and all over. Just love watching them.
Joan in GA
Great projects. No animals at our house. Chickens running around have always scared me since I got pecked by one when I was very young.
ReplyDeleteDefinitely chickens and roosters would be favorites on my FANTASY farm.In reality, they can be a little delicate and somewhat temperamental if the rooster is unhappy. If I had a REAL farm, though, I would have Jersey cows and maybe a few sheep.
ReplyDeleteWow Debby...this fabric is so much fun. I have to get some of that!
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful quilt and I enjoyed your tutorial. Nice jog! My favorite barnyard animal would be the cat. I grew up in the heartland of PA. There most all the farms are dairy farms. In every barn with those Holstein cows were cats. They kept the mice and rats down.
ReplyDeleteWhat's not to like about farm animals? Never had one but I'm fascinated by sheep.
ReplyDeleteLove the fabric. I really like cows but chickens are growing on me.
ReplyDeleteEverything looks great. Thanks for sharing. Boogie On. crystalbluern at onlineok dot com
ReplyDeleteI would have to say pigs are my favorite barnyard animal. Thanks for the great giveaway. My daughter-in-law has chickens in her kitchen so this fabric would be perfect to make her a cute table topper.
ReplyDeleteHi Debby, Cute, cute project! I grew up on a farm, and we raised lots of chickens. I used to chase my sister with them! My favorites on the farm, tho, were our 2 Shetland ponies. I remember the day my dad bought them at a farm sale. I fell in love.
ReplyDeleteI actually love chickens , I find them funny little characters so your project is adorable, however my favorite barnyard animal is definitely a horse , Love them! Thanks as always for sharing your talent with us .
ReplyDeleteHorses are my favorie barnyard animal!
ReplyDeleteLove this table runner- fabulous! (Must be the hexies!)
I love the hexagon chickens!
ReplyDeleteI keep chickens (around 80) and I have 5 cows too!
I love the hexagon shape. I never would have thought about it. My favorite barnyard animal would have to be lambs. We raised them when I was growing up. So cute and cuddly.
ReplyDeleteI love the hexagon shape. I never would have thought about it. My favorite barnyard animal would have to be lambs. We raised them when I was growing up. So cute and cuddly.
ReplyDeleteI love the hexagon shape. I never would have thought about it. My favorite barnyard animal would have to be lambs. We raised them when I was growing up. So cute and cuddly.
ReplyDeleteGreat looking items! I don't have any barn yard critters but I do like baby calves!
ReplyDeleteChicken Ala Ring love it. No farm animals anymore even though I live on DH's family farm. From what I hear they used to raise hogs, but then all the city folk that started buying property around complained about the smell. We are getting prepared for chickens next year though. What use is it to have a farm if you don't at least have some chickens.
ReplyDeleteVery nice table topper and very creative. The fabric is awesome. My favorite barnyard animal is chickens and roosters. I have quite a collection...not live though! Thanks for offering the giveaway.
ReplyDeleteHi Debby: Love the chicken ring. My favorite barnyard animal would have to be chickens. We kept chickens for a while in our backyard shed in the city. When it came time to make chicken stew, no one in our family could bring ourselves to end their lives, so we gave them to a friend who had a farm.
ReplyDeleteGrowing up on the farm, we had cows,pigs,chickens, and a goose. I hated the goose and he hated me. I guess my favorite is the chickens. I really like that topper, two of my favorite things...hexes and chickens
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What a fun way to make a table topper! I keep chickens for the eggs, and guinea hens for bug and tick control, but my Pilgrim Geese are my favorite. Especially Polly, she's my pet!
ReplyDelete~Lynda
Great technique...we used to have chickens and rabbits...During winters in Wisconsin they do require a bit of care trying to keep waterers filled etc...so no longer keeping any...love the fabric though!
ReplyDeleteThat is very clever and oh so cute. She is going to love it! I have always had a fondness for chickens too. We have raised them in our yard too and they are such fun.
ReplyDeleteLove how it all came together
ReplyDeleteLove how it all came together..
ReplyDeleteWowsa! I like that design and the fabrics are great! I'm a city girl, so I've never had farm animals but I would say horses are my favourite. I visited a friend once who had goats. They followed us when we went for a walk, just like a dog would.
ReplyDeleteClever way to use hexagons! Nice
ReplyDeleteI love chickens.. I have even tried to raise them in my suburban area...
ReplyDeleteWow I love your runner. I grew up on a farm, so I love cows, horses, pigs, chickens, awww heck I love all farm animals
ReplyDeleteLove your hexies! Such a creative spin to give each chicken their own roost! Now I'd like to think someone would build a real roost-in-the-round. Wouldn't that be cool!?! My favorite barnyard animal is a sheep. But yesterday I saw a PIG in the road--for real! I worried for hours that her owner got her home--she was so friendly. What a first for me!!
ReplyDeleteI love chickens!
ReplyDeleteSuch a great table topper...love the design and the fabric!
ReplyDeleteVery creative with this unique table topper! My favorite barn yard animals are horses. I was raised on a farm and getting to ride the horses was a treat. yoyopattycakes@hotmail.com
ReplyDeletegrowing up my dad used to work with a farmer who had goats and the babies were the cutest. I used to let them suck on my fingers until one day one BIT ME!!!
ReplyDeleteSorry I pressed enter too soon...! I loved your project and those chickens are 'D-adorable' as my granddaughter used to say. Thanks for sharing and for the giveaway!
ReplyDeleteDebby ... I adore what you did with the hexies and the chickens!!! What a wonderfully fun project! Seriously fun project!! And the chickens are adorable ... haven't seen them :) :) Thank you for sharing and what ideas are spinning in my head now!!! Thank you thank you!!
ReplyDeleteGreat job using the hexie shapes. Sort of reminds me of a chicken wreath! My favorite barnyard animal is the goat. They are so useful chowing down on weeds and blackberry bushes.
ReplyDeleteYour quilts are sew creative and I adore how you twist and turn. Chickens on a wire are the cutest ever! I don't have any farm animals but I have always adored mice. They can live in the fields and not my home. Thank you for Black Tie Boogie hopping. Creative Stitching Bliss...
ReplyDeleteI love all your chicken quilts! My kithchen is decorated with chickens babscorbitt@gmail.com
ReplyDeleteHI Debby!
ReplyDeleteYou are certainly very talented and creative! I just love all of your work! How unique to cut the border into a hexie design! I've never seen that before... I just love the table topper too. Too cute! I guess my favorite barn resident would be goats and sheep... they are so adorable. Thanks so much for the giveaway.
Happy quilting!
Dawn
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I love this! I have 16 hens and 4 roosters, so this would be nice to win!
ReplyDeleteOmg that is too cute. I love how you rocked it!
ReplyDeleteMy favorite barnyard animal has always been the cow. But the cute chickens you used might easily sway me. Who knew there could be so many cute chicken fabrics. Love your quilt.
ReplyDeleteLove the straight runner!! Love this fabric line. The chickens are so cute plus the chicken wire fabric. Thank you for sharing. As usual you always come up with some awesome designs. I have 2 chickens that lay eggs everyday.
ReplyDeleteCows!
ReplyDeleteI am always in love when it comes to hexies. I use that interfacing method a lot. It makes less work of applique. Thank you for a nice tutorial. I love pigs but I want chickens.
ReplyDeleteI must say that cows are my favorite farm animal....better be, we live on a dairy farm!!! I used to raise chickens and never saw them in such a wonderful way as this fabric. :O) Love what you did.....
ReplyDeleteCute quilt....my favorite barnyard animals are the pigs....I always find them fascinating to check out at the local county fair each summer.
ReplyDeleteFun project! I love horses and dogs.
ReplyDeleteI think cows are my favorite. They are reasonably quiet and do what they are supposed to do.
ReplyDeleteI think cows are my favorite. They are reasonably quiet and do what they are supposed to do.
ReplyDeleteWe have chickens, guinea fowl and rabbits currently. Love them all
ReplyDeleteHi Debbie! We have beef cattle at our place. They keep us broke and well fed! Ha, ha! Your chicken runners are so clever! I thought your hexi idea was egg-ceptionally sew!
ReplyDeleteGreat Project,I love the chicken border fabric, may have to give that a consideration for my rooster block's border fabric..
ReplyDeleteMy favorite farm animal tho is the sheep. Who doesn't love wool after all? :)
Believe it or not, I love pigs!!!! I grew up on a farm and we would raise the "runts" of the litter! The two I remember most were Hamlet(cute, huh?) and Primrose. They are really quite intelligent and so friendly. Primrose even had pink bow on her cute little curly tail!
ReplyDeleteSuper cute fabric and Chicken a la Ring is wonderful. Love using those hexies when y seams are limited or nonexistent. Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteLove your project it is super fantastic! I have 3 Roosters, 4 hens, 3 dogs, 1 mother, 1 husband and an 8 year old boy running around our property! Thanks for a giveaway!
ReplyDeleteWhat a cute table topper. And I think it could easily be adapted to seasons. I grew up in the city, but we received chicks on year for Easter. Mine was sky blue, so being the rebel that I am, I named him Sky Blue,lol. When he grew large enough to cock-a-doodle-do my dad awake, he went to "live" on a farm. I didn't eat chicken for a month!
ReplyDeleteBahahahaha, Chicken a la Ring!!!!! Too funny! That is a great runner. I never thought I had a fave barnyard animal but I do love my brothe's roosters.
ReplyDeleteI love roosters and cows !
ReplyDeleteAs usual Debbie you like to think outside the box and came up with some cute hexies. Really love what you did with the chickens they are so cute .
ReplyDeleteI use to go to my Great aunt's farm when growing up and I loved the cows because they had this beautiful brown eyes.
You are always so innovative - making the chickens into hexies - how neat is that! I do not have a favorite barnyard animal even though I live in farmland.
ReplyDeleteGreat. The fabrics are so neat and you came up with a perfect project again. No animals here--other than a crabby ole man.
ReplyDeleteI love the hexagon idea. so cute and different. nancymcmahan16@gmail.com
ReplyDeleteCute fabrics! My favorite barn yard animals are sheep; they are so cute! No animals here right now, but I am talk hubby in to a new dog.
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Love your design!.. I think pigs are cool...
ReplyDeleteThanks so much for sharing, Debbie. I used to have a pet pig when I was a youngster. He followed me around like a puppy dog..
ReplyDeleteVery clever to make the panels into hexagons - I know you love them!!
ReplyDeletePigs, pigs, pigs.... pigs are what we love in the house... hence the name of my blog: PigTalesandQuilts. :)
ReplyDeleteWe don't have any actual animals on our farm unless you count the stray dogs and stray cats that always seem to find their way here.
And we do have a resident groundhog.... sometimes he takes a wife and has a bunch of young ones for a while. then he gets divorced and it is just him again for a while. he lives under the corn crib and knows that his domain is on THAT side of the driveway. lol
I love your table topper!
Love the chickens. Congrats on being on the winning page at Sew we Quilt.
ReplyDeleteCute, cute quilt! Really love the fact that used hexies in your quilt. Congrats on being the creative pick of the day!
ReplyDeleteI have always wanted sheep! I had chickens as a kid. I am trying to convince my DH to let me have 3-4 now!
ReplyDeleteLove this fabric. My favorite farm animals are chickens, I used to have some and I miss them.
ReplyDeleteThe table topper is awesome! Favorite farm animal would have to be baby chicks.
ReplyDeleteOh my goodness I am in LOVE!! I wish I was as creative as you. I have to admit that my favorite farm animal is a cow for lots of reasons most recently because my little one loves his cow toys and moos. Love the fabric it would have been a perfect addition to my little guys room.
ReplyDeleteI love that you took a panel apart and made it your own. Great projects all.
ReplyDeleteI love your table toppers and the chickens are just so adorable! I have never lived on a farm but if I did I would have chickens, sheep, horses, and whatever else I could. I love animals! Thank you for sharing! anglanouette at gmail dot com
ReplyDeletelove your hen house quilt. creative. I don't know that I have a favorite barnyard animal unless it would be a farm dog. ;P
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Debby, that is just the cutest chicken fabric and the hexie table topper is awesome. I have to admit...I have not made a hexie yet...someday. I keep telling my DH we should move to a farm when we move back to Canada. I would have chickens for sure. He says I'm going to the farm by myself...he's going into an apartment. Thanks for sharing Debby...Happy stitching, Pauline
ReplyDeleteGrowing up on a farm, my favorite animal was our horses! I loved being able to ride horse any time I wanted, I was very sad when my dad sold our them after I had grown up and moved away. Love your table topper, I am just getting into hexies and it definitely gave me some ideas!
ReplyDeleteLove the Chicken a la Ring!! The border fabric and the panels are fantastic, and of course hexagons would be something you could come up with. I think chickens have lately become my favorite farm animal. Enjoyed meeting you in Tinley Park at the Expo. How do you get all this done??? Thanks!
ReplyDeleteVery cute project, love the chicken panels. I have always wanted a herd of goats, I have no idea why though.
ReplyDeleteHahahaha, Debbie that is so cool! I love those chicks!!
ReplyDeleteMy favorite barnyard animal is the horse. I don't currently have one, but I do have a cat (my second favorite barnyard animal). He is an orange and white tabbey and loves to hunt.
ReplyDeleteMy fave barnyard animal is sheep. Thanks for the giveaway away and your "chicken a la ring" is great and what a perfect name for it!
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That is so clever! I was trying to figure out how you make your quilt, thank you for sharing, I will have to give that a try myself!
ReplyDeleteOnce upon a time I had chickens, sheep for spinning the wool and goats for the milk. Now days it's just the chickens, I couldn't give up my chooks and their fresh eggs. I love that border fabric.
ReplyDeleteHexi's win out again! Your table topper is great! We love sheep of course...
ReplyDeleteLoved the chicken a la ring!! Made me laugh... no particular favorite barnyard animal at the moment but you reminded me of the 50 chicks that occupied the bathroom next to my bedroom each spring...amazing how much noise they can make! Luckily it didn't take long for them to get big enough to go out to the coop!!
ReplyDeleteI think I must check out those fabrics too! Super job! I like sheep.
ReplyDeleteWe visit a petting zoo with my daughter regularly, I think my favourite is the donkey. Love this layout.
ReplyDeletewow I love that fabric. I have a chicken theme in my kitchen and that would go so well . I love that hexagon table topper.
ReplyDeleteLove those chickens!!! We've had chickens 3 different times, once we ordered 100 of them:) We are currently chicken-less, but I would love to have some again, maybe we'll be able to manage it this spring. We've also raised bottle-fed bull calves and had a couple sheep and goats as well.
ReplyDeleteYour table topper is too cute! I love the off center hexie for each chick. Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteGreat project! Do cats count as a barnyard animal? If so that is mine. :)
ReplyDeletewELL, I AM AFTER THE DEADLINE BUT WE HAVE PONY SIZE DOGS AND LOTS OF CATS AROUND OUR FARMYARD. I ALSO LIKE MINI DONKEYS AND GOATS.
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Wow that is just sew cute! I love it!
ReplyDeleteI am so incredibly late getting around for this hop---on deadline, 3 must get done soon items---but now that I am on the binding I hope to check in on all of you! Love your project, Debby! Fav barnyard animal---cows. Holsteins specifically. I used to collect them, LOL.
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