I like these chickens. After I made the first one (in the middle), Marty told me I should make a set of three for his mom for Christmas. So I did. I got the instructions here.
Awesome! "Chicken" is kind of our catch-word (not unlike a catch phrase, except . . . it's just one word) around here. Everyone's a chicken-head or chicken-face, but in a very affectionate way. We use "chicken" in the place of many words just to be silly. For instance, we might say, "It is time for your chicken," when really we mean, "It is time for your bath." And once, Eliza made me a plate for Mother's Day, only she wrote "Happy Chicken Day" instead of "Happy Mother's Day." All that to say, I love chickens and the ones you've just made are some of the best!
4 comments:
oh my heck. you're so dang cute!
Did you make them in France?
I like those chicks. Bock bock!
Awesome! "Chicken" is kind of our catch-word (not unlike a catch phrase, except . . . it's just one word) around here. Everyone's a chicken-head or chicken-face, but in a very affectionate way. We use "chicken" in the place of many words just to be silly. For instance, we might say, "It is time for your chicken," when really we mean, "It is time for your bath." And once, Eliza made me a plate for Mother's Day, only she wrote "Happy Chicken Day" instead of "Happy Mother's Day." All that to say, I love chickens and the ones you've just made are some of the best!
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