Rooster has the blues! RidgeRooster is calling all those other roosters who are hiding out, waiting to be finished; or are, perhaps, shy. If you are out there (and you know who you are) be sure and meet me at the Hen House at Stratford-Upon Avon, UK as soon as possible. Surely, there are more roosters than there were Hippos! Where's the Rooster Pride?
This is the TIA rooster that came from my shuttles! I don't quite know what happened to his fore face. He seems to have an upturned nose, like his maker! LOL Please no shyness, all roosters aren't perfect (look at poor RidgeRooster) or large or well proportioned! You are needed at the hen house!There is a white rooster named Ralph, awaiting his debut! He has his own story; so of course, feels he is just too special to show up with RidgeRooster (aside from the fact that at this point he is without tailless).
5 comments:
I knew you could do it! Great job!
You just crack me up!!!!! SO funny. Wonderful way to start my day with a smile from you. Go, rooster woman, go!!!!
My goodness I hope the next time I visit Stratford-upon-Avon there will not be too many roosters in my way!! Your Ridge Rooster is great, but look forward to seeing Ralph and his story.
Honestly, if it wouldn't have been for Jane's instructions (extra), and Riet's rooster, I'd have been stuck on day 8 forever! After that it was straightforward.
I'm always too tentative when I tat the TIAS.
Your Norman is the lord of all he surveys - and very proud indeed.
I haven't tatted one yet, but I am going to!~ I thought of taking the pattern to the Guild meeting tomorrow, but as I still can't tat and chat it probably isn't the best choice to be working on there! I'm still trying to think of a collective noun for the Normans......
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