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gailmitchell 12-22-2009 03:48 AM
OMG,that chicken with the long legs and red feet is ADORABLE!! I want to make one.

sandpat 12-22-2009 06:32 AM
maksi...that long legged chicken is ADORABLE!!!


I have the pincushion pattern here...somewhere...but I don't think that is the pattern you are looking for. Hope you find it though!

dunster 12-22-2009 08:37 AM
The pattern for Happy Chicken is in this book.

http://www.amazon.com/Georgia-Bonest...574328441#noop

ByThePiece 12-22-2009 05:13 PM
Originally Posted by amma
Wow...that is a hard one to find...I believe it came from this quilt shop

http://www.patchart.ch/
Even using translate on my computer I could not find anything there regarding the chicken pattern. Maybe someone else will have better luck with this site?

I did find a reference to the patterns name "Happy Chicken" in a Georgia Bonesteel show. But I don't know for sure that is the actual name of the pattern.

Sorry I couldn't do any better :(
Wow! What a website. I don't speak German or whatever but it was fun poking around! I found some Slash and Wack that was so interesting, I wish I did understand German. Thanks.

ByThePiece 12-22-2009 05:15 PM
Originally Posted by amma
Is she even taping new shows anymore? The last two years all of the shows PBS airs are all reruns....
I think the ones shown in Birmingham, Alabama are a few years old. I love them anyway. I didn't get to see them before but now that I'm retired, am enjoying it.

ByThePiece 12-22-2009 05:17 PM
Originally Posted by Maksi
Is this what you are looking for?
No, but they are beautiful! The first ones you have are too curvey. The second batch are similar but these had long yellow feet. You'll see in the book another member found.

Ninnie 12-22-2009 05:21 PM
I have that book, somewhere. i will have to look for it!

ByThePiece 12-22-2009 05:21 PM
Originally Posted by dunster
The pattern for Happy Chicken is in this book.

http://www.amazon.com/Georgia-Bonest...574328441#noop
Yes, that's it! Thank you! Page 144 I'm not sure if it's Happy Chicken or Chicken on a stick but that's it. And Georgia talks about her trip. It seemed like the one she had on her arm on the show was slightly different in the wings, but the yellow legs were the same. But close enough. I'm putting it on my Amazon list. Thank you again!

ByThePiece 12-22-2009 05:26 PM
The pincushion would be tiny but I would like that pattern also. Do you know where it is? The one I got at the Quilt Show was tiny and adorable, but also a triangle. The lady who made it wasn't there to ask her. I bought one and thought I could try to figure it out. The members blow me away with all the resources and how much everyone cares. Thank you and thank you all!

amma 12-22-2009 05:47 PM
Originally Posted by ByThePiece
Originally Posted by amma
Wow...that is a hard one to find...I believe it came from this quilt shop

http://www.patchart.ch/
Even using translate on my computer I could not find anything there regarding the chicken pattern. Maybe someone else will have better luck with this site?

I did find a reference to the patterns name "Happy Chicken" in a Georgia Bonesteel show. But I don't know for sure that is the actual name of the pattern.

I had my translater going, but it did not translate everything LOL
I love poking around, even if it is just to look at pretty quilts, different techniques, etc... then I try and find them on another website that is in English :wink:

Sorry I couldn't do any better :(
Wow! What a website. I don't speak German or whatever but it was fun poking around! I found some Slash and Wack that was so interesting, I wish I did understand German. Thanks.


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