Chicken Jumpers

How nice of her to help you out.
How smart of her to use a frozen chicken for sizing...Not many people would have thought of that one!

Lol.would not have occured to me,brilliant idea,well done Sewingkilla...

I must say Newfienurse and lincalss I would never of thought of it Very clever idea

Are you making chicken jumpers for ex battery hens Donnah? I saw an item on TV re this subject, an activity for folk in a retirement home in Suffolk.

yes thet are AMS ex battery hens are yo from suffolk

That's given me the best laugh of the day. Well done, Sewingkilla. Do you do jackets for eggs too?

Brilliant, Sewing! What a brainwave. :-)

Now come on, Wagger - don't you remember egg cosies? ;-)

I want jackets not cosies - so much smarter don't you think?

oh crumbs i am so embarrased!!!! LOL

Change that to proud, Sewing. These birds deserve all the help they can get. Wish I could knit!

No, down the road in Cambs, not much live stock in this county.

Ha Ha well done Sewingkilla . they will be the best dressed chicks on the fashion scene .... LOL ......

That's brilliant! I just read your poem and wondered how you were getting on without a pattern - now I know! Well done! :o))

Good thinking.

OMG...whatever next...a frozen chicken template ! Great idea,though !

Well I think that was a brilliant idea. And who better to need a jumper than a frozen chicken!! LOL. No, really, I think that shows great inventiveness. Perhaps we should have sewingK knitting wellie warmers for the WWOlympics.

Donnah and Sewing, Very compassionate. And inventive. I'd like to see pictures of the hens when they get their feathers back.

Im haveing Probs Donna & i am unable to get the Hang of the Jumper Pattern SORRY :( Sadly Im not the worlds best Knitter :( I hope ul get all the Jumpers youl need from The Other Wondeful GOY Members who are helping u as im unable to help u :/

Last night there was an item on radio Humberside about about someone in Norfolk knitting jumpers for chickens.Just thought you would like to know the news seems to be spreading fast.They also gave the website for the pattern.Hopefully there will be tons of woollies 'winging' their way to Norfolk :)