WOW! Look what happened over at
It was a HEN PARTY!!
And this chick (hey, that's me!!) was her guest for the day.
And this chick (hey, that's me!!) was her guest for the day.
Sew, we got together to cackle for a bit!
All part of her "Wantobe a Quilter" campaign,
the Marvelous Madame Samm* gathered some FABULOUS prizes
for my peeps, quilters and wantobes!!
for my peeps, quilters and wantobes!!
An orange Reliable V-50 iron, and notions from Jillily
And the winner is ... awyoung!! Congratulations!
Only TWO more weeks of the campaign,
Keep checking in with Sew We Quilt
Keep checking in with Sew We Quilt
for more great guests, tutorials,
and the *Latest*Greatest*Best prizes!
and the *Latest*Greatest*Best prizes!
*Isn't that the cutest blog banner? Mme. Samm made it for me ~ ADORABLE!!
Hello Deonn - these chicks, chilets, and owls are very clever! I love that with just a change of HST positioning the whole bird becomes something new! Wow - seven sisters - what a wonderful group to have as part of your life. Your new blog banner by Madame Samm is good - she is certainly very talented. I did like your old one, though. ...Margaret
ReplyDeleteI love your chicken quilt, so attractive. Thanks for the tutorial on Mme Samm's.
ReplyDeleteThese are soooo adorable - Noticed your post on Stash Manicure - Awesome job - I love everything !!!!!!!
ReplyDeleteYour chicks are gorgeous! You have an amazing imagination that gives me a whole new perspective on little chicks! And the banner is beautiful!
ReplyDeleteThese chickies are great! I am gonna make at least one.....I'll just put of cleaning out my quilt space. Thanks for the distraction and the lovely pattern! Love it, love it, LOVE IT (now THAT I can say three times fast!)
ReplyDeleteIt is absolutely the cutest thing I've seen in a long time. Your tute was superb. You should stand up and take a bow!!
ReplyDeleteLoved your post. I also love that you have 7 sisters because I have 6 sisters! Now a new follower.
ReplyDeleteI love these pincushions - I have one made by someone else - but so nice to finally have a pattern to make a new one for myself and my sewing peeps! FOund you from Madam Samm - and will be adding your blog to one I read/refer too! THanks for sharing
ReplyDeleteThanks for the post on SM - I adore chickens too -thanks for the pincushion tutorial
ReplyDeleteJust love your chicks, how cute! Thanks for sharing and it was fun reading about you at Madame Samm's.
ReplyDeleteI love your chicken quilt! :o) Too cute!
ReplyDeleteI too was at The Sewing Summit. Wasn't it soo much fun??
Have a great day.
Sincerely, Trish
What a fun surprise to see you! Love the chickens. We have two leghorns, a Rhode Island red and an Americana. Can't wait to make a chicken. Love the quilting pattern, too.
ReplyDeleteDeonn - - you are just too stinkin' cute!! I love your post and your blog!! I can't wait to see what you come up with for The Ghastlies!!
ReplyDeleteHugs ~~ Suz
inspiringcreativeness.blogspot
I love anything roosters so can't wait to make a few of the 'chicks'. The gals in my quilting group will love the tutorial. I am a follower and enjoy your postings. The iron would be fabulous!
ReplyDeleteChickens rule! The pincushion is great I have always wondered how that shape is created. Thanks for the tutorial and being a part of Madame Samm's fun time.
ReplyDeleteDeb
Your chicken pin cushions are cute! Thanks for the tute. I love chickens!
ReplyDeleteI am a follower.
Thanks so much for the tutorial at Madame Samm's. I love the hens.(both the quilts and the pincushions.)
ReplyDeleteI'm excited to be a follower of yours.
Oh my, what wonderful chicken quilts, etc. I love chickens. My kitchen is decorated with chickens and roosters. My family just laughs.
ReplyDeleteYou have a beautiful family of sisters! How special that must be.
Thank you for the tute.
New follower here! I will have to make some of your chickens. Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteLoved your post over at Sew We Quilt! 7 sisters ~ oh my! thanks for the tut on the cute chicken pin cushions. I'm a new follower!
ReplyDeleteHello Deonn! I am so excited to find your blog and tutorial on Madame Samm's site. I LOVE chickens, too. My son got me started on them with his flock. I look forward to making some pincushions. Maybe I will make some for my 4 sisters... ;) Thanks so much!! :)
ReplyDeleteawesome project from one cool chick! Looks like you had a lot of fun at the Sewing Summit :O)
ReplyDeleteHi Deonn thank you so much for your post over at Madame Samm's. I love chicks too and your blog here is wonderful so I signed up to follow. Look forward to checking in with you...take care
ReplyDeleteThanks for the tutorial on Madam Samms blog today. I have a sister and niece who both collect chickens, and Christmas is coming!
ReplyDeleteI'm looking forward to seeing more of your blog now that I'm following. Blessings
I LOVE all your chickens! The tutorial was wonderful, and your post was a great start to a day off work making me roll with laughter! I'm off to follow you!
ReplyDeleteGreat tutorial! I need to make some of these, one won't be enough. I have some rooster and hen decoration in my kitchen because my hubby was born in the year of the rooster, and I just like them. Congrats on your soldier coming home.
ReplyDeleteI love, love, love chickens, too. I love the variety I saw in your quilts. I read your tutorial on Sew We Quilt this morning, and I am now a follower of your blog. I hope I can make a chicken, soon. LOL Thanks for sharing. I would love to win that iron. I sure could use a good one. I am new to quilting and trying to learn everything I can.
ReplyDeleteThanks!
This is SOOOO fun! Your blog is too cute!
ReplyDeleteI think you did this just for me!! My daughter just bought a new home and her kitchen theme is CHICKENS!!! Perfect! I love these. Thank you so much
ReplyDeleteI'm off to one of my bees today - I think we'll have to all look at your great tut!! One of our members is also a chicken gal!! Great tut - can't wait to make a few of these!
ReplyDeleteLove the little pincushios!! Sew cute! Thanks for the tutorial. New follower btw :)
ReplyDeleteLoved the tutorial..the hens are adorable...as are you and your sisters!! Imagine growing up with all those HENS!! OUCH!!
ReplyDeleteTake care!
Paulette
Great post on Stash Manicure today!
ReplyDeleteI now follow you on Facebook :D
I loved meeting you at Stash Management today. Your chickens are gonna make cute pincushions for a couple quilting pals. The iron will be most welcome.
ReplyDeleteThanks for being a part of the Wantobe quilter campaign at Stash Manicure.
ReplyDeleteI love your chicken ideas. Wish my mom were still alive, she LOVED chickens and a lap quilt would have been something I could have made her and she would have adored it. Will have to make something with those chickens to remind me of her!
Thank you for the pc tutorial at Sew We Quilt Deonn. It is sew cute!
ReplyDeleteHope you have a blessed day!
Loved your guest post -- very, very cute chicks, too! :)
ReplyDeleteSaw you at stash manicure and I just love your chicken quilts and pin cushions.
ReplyDeleteCongratulations Deonn! Great post at Sew We Quilt! Your hens are too cute! Thanks for sharing your sewing talent!
ReplyDeleteI love those chickens. Great tutorial! I have been wanting to try them for a while.
ReplyDeletei LOVE the chicks! thank you so much for sharing. i am a new follower and can't wait to read over all that you have posted and shared. thanks so much. have a great day
ReplyDeleteHow cute are these!!!! And they look SOOOOO easy & fun!! Thanks for sharing them with us! Can't wait to see what else is in store!
ReplyDeletethanks for the tut over at Stash Manicure...I am a follower of yours...very fun blog...
ReplyDeletei'm one of your new followers, deonn ... great tutorial and great blog.
ReplyDeletethanx be for your son's safe return home. we all appreciate his service to our great country.
Hi there! I'm a newbie follower. Nice playlist! Love Sarah Mclachlan's Ordinary Miracle.
ReplyDeleteI love this quilt - you rock, and so does your tutorial.
ReplyDeleteThese are really cute! Thanks for the tutorial!
ReplyDeleteLove, love, love all the chickens. Let's have a Hen Party soon. Debbie P
ReplyDeletechicks are cute. Please enter me in the contest
ReplyDeleteWell, I came to your blog for the first time today mainly for Cutting College...and in the meantime saw the Sew We Quilt post! Two blessings with one click! Thank you so much. i love the top photo of the chickens Hen Party. i just signed up to follow.
ReplyDeleteFun! I book marked you to my daily blog stroll. I don't know how to be "a follower"....I suppose I need a lesson in linking up! Enjoyed you on Stash Manicure!
ReplyDeleteDear Deonn,
ReplyDeleteSo happy that you are a guest of Madame Samm's today. I love chickens , and actually have a Rhode Island Red!!
Your patterns are wonderful and I now follow your blog.
Cheers
maggie
Thanks so much for the tutorial. I have wanted to make one of these chickens for a long time, but just couldn't seem to find the pattern.
ReplyDeleteI am growing fonder of chickens by the minute! Thank you for the cute pattern.
ReplyDeleteI love those chickens and I am so jealous of your 7 sisters (I have but 1!)
ReplyDeleteThanks for a super tutorial over at SewWeQuilt!
ReplyDeleteThank you for your great tutorial. I have one of these little pin cushions already and love it!
ReplyDeleteI can't imagine one of 8 daughters and then having triplet daughters! What kind of water are you gals drinking?!!!! I had all boys!
I'm a new follower checking in from your post at Madame Samm's. Thanks for the great tutorial.
ReplyDeleteJust had to come over from Madame Samm's and become a new follower! Your chicks are so cute :) thanks for the pattern.
ReplyDeleteDeonn: Thanks for your chicken blog today. I love having the directions on the cute chick pincushion. Your chicken quilts are also just clucky! You are so talented as is Madame Samm. Thanks for your posting today, and I follow both of you!
ReplyDeleteDeonn... I love all your chickens! I think you are a really talented quilter and teacher. I am going to make on of those cute chicken cushions. Great tutitorial! Bethany
ReplyDeleteYour chicks and owls made me smile. They are so cute and very creative. Seven sisters?? Wow. Thanks for sharing and the great tut.
ReplyDeleteThose chicks are so cute. So fun and whimsical. Thanks for a really fun post. I like the hen party idea. That's what my sisters and I need. Fun.
ReplyDeleteCute chicks make great stocking stuffers, look easy. thanks.
ReplyDeleteThank you for the wonderful tutorial!
ReplyDeleteThanks for the tutorial on the chickpin cushions. I really like how you shifted the chickens into owls on your quilts - that's cool too.
ReplyDeleteWe used to have a chicken farm next to us - but it's gone to the birds now!
Thanks again!
Thanks for the cute tutorial at Sew We Quilt. I have chickens in my kitchen sew this was really great for me.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful Pincushions. perfect for my "Chicken Coop(my sewing room).
ReplyDeleteIt's an old hen house converted to a sewing room.heystella@juno.com
I love your pincushion tutorial. So cute!!! Perfect for this time of year!!!
ReplyDeleteLove those Hen's...a clever idea.Thanks agnespat from Madam Samm's
ReplyDeleteI am going to be a new follower here. Love you little chicken tutorial. I own a few of the feathered ladies myself. So of coarse some chicken love here at our house. Thanks for a sweet little project to put on my to do list.
ReplyDeleteI love this little chicklet and think I'll make a flock of them to use as pattern weights. GREAT tutorial Deonn...thank you!
ReplyDeletep.s. I have 3 sisters and two sisters-in-law and we have some awesome times together, too!
Hi Deonn. I'm over here fom Madam Samm's and I'm now following you. I love your chickens - my Mum is nuts about hens so i may have to make her a few chicks.!!! :)
ReplyDeleteI love your chickens! Very creative! Thank you for sharing them with us at Sew We Quilt!
ReplyDeleteLoved your post. I am also a chicken person. Love them since I can remember. Beautiful blog. I will check it often. Thank you.
ReplyDeleteDeonn!! I absolutely love this project! Why didn't I sit myself right next to you at Sewing Summit and learn this first hand?? I want a whole flock of them . . . is flock the right term? LOVE them and all the hen stuff. Now I need to look around your blog for a tutorial for the hen blocks for a quilt.
ReplyDeleteFun tutorial. Thanks for sharing!
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