I’m making some coloring sheets for a new urban homesteading store here in Portland. They wanted a chicken, duck, and a goat. I’m still working on the duck and goat, but here’s the chicken. Happy coloring!
Hi Joel !
Have you ever seen your designs ? Stitched ? Because this one…. I probably will do it in very colourful/crazy style !
Can’t wait !
Thanks again for all your ideas !
Is that the type of stitching you’re talking about, or do you needlepoint? At any rate, if you do the chicken, I’d LOVE to see a photo of it! Maybe you could upload it on the Facebook Page? http://www.facebook.com/madebyjoel
Hello Joel,
I’m from Beirut, Lebanon. I’m having my first child very soon and i’m so happy to have discovered your website. Thank you for all these wonderful and imaginative ideas. Keep it up and thanks again!
Treva colton
Fantastic work Joel! I don’t know how you get so much done with a new baby in tow. Looks awesome.
Ohhh, we love this chicken! My 11 yr old and I are chicken obsessed lately since we will be getting baby chicks soon. My daughter, although older than your kids, loves your website and always looks forward to the new things you make. I printed a couple of these out and she spent the evening coloring your images. I have half a mind to transfer this to fabric and paint it with fabric paints and make a pillow. Such a unique chicken! Thanks for sharing.
I think the backstitch is small enough to stitch even a detailed design. If it’s very detailed… perhaps by enlarging design or using a single Moulinè floss! Sure it’s possible. Waiting for the duck for your challenge! :]
Stephanie
Thank you so much for all the coloring pages, toy designs, and templates you are willing to give. I’m a stay at home mom and I love your work. As my son grows older I hope to continue to use your previous and new ideas to make his play more fun and interesting. Thank you again.
Beth
Hello Joel! I am so glad to have found your site! Your style is whimsical and inspirational.
I happened to be over at amazon looking for a set of typewriter face alphabet stamps for my children and got caught up looking at all the neat designs. While I was browsing it occurred to me that your style would be wonderful on stamps. It’s another medium for your art that I can see all ages using.
Thank you for sharing your talent.
I am looking forward to your book release and above all congratulations to you and your family on the birth of your beautiful new baby!!!!
Hi Joel !
Have you ever seen your designs ? Stitched ? Because this one…. I probably will do it in very colourful/crazy style !
Can’t wait !
Thanks again for all your ideas !
Yes, I’ve embroidered some of my designs. Mostly small things on tee shirts – like these owls:
https://madebyjoel.com/2009/11/owl-shirts-more-embroidery.html
Is that the type of stitching you’re talking about, or do you needlepoint? At any rate, if you do the chicken, I’d LOVE to see a photo of it! Maybe you could upload it on the Facebook Page? http://www.facebook.com/madebyjoel
Oh! Great to stitch it! Waiting for the duck and the goat!
Yes, the duck design will be great for stitching. It won’t be easy though! It’s quite a detailed design.
Hello Joel,
I’m from Beirut, Lebanon. I’m having my first child very soon and i’m so happy to have discovered your website. Thank you for all these wonderful and imaginative ideas. Keep it up and thanks again!
Fantastic work Joel! I don’t know how you get so much done with a new baby in tow. Looks awesome.
Oh, this chicken makes me so HAPPY!
Ohhh, we love this chicken! My 11 yr old and I are chicken obsessed lately since we will be getting baby chicks soon. My daughter, although older than your kids, loves your website and always looks forward to the new things you make. I printed a couple of these out and she spent the evening coloring your images. I have half a mind to transfer this to fabric and paint it with fabric paints and make a pillow. Such a unique chicken! Thanks for sharing.
I think the backstitch is small enough to stitch even a detailed design. If it’s very detailed… perhaps by enlarging design or using a single Moulinè floss! Sure it’s possible. Waiting for the duck for your challenge! :]
Thank you so much for all the coloring pages, toy designs, and templates you are willing to give. I’m a stay at home mom and I love your work. As my son grows older I hope to continue to use your previous and new ideas to make his play more fun and interesting. Thank you again.
Hello Joel! I am so glad to have found your site! Your style is whimsical and inspirational.
I happened to be over at amazon looking for a set of typewriter face alphabet stamps for my children and got caught up looking at all the neat designs. While I was browsing it occurred to me that your style would be wonderful on stamps. It’s another medium for your art that I can see all ages using.
Thank you for sharing your talent.
I am looking forward to your book release and above all congratulations to you and your family on the birth of your beautiful new baby!!!!
One of your coloring sheets have now been used as a poster for my daughter’s club. Come see! http://thosecrazyhomeschoolers.blogspot.com/2011/06/summer-wouldnt-be-complete.html
Awesome! What a clever idea!
[…] Here are the Duck and Goat coloring sheets that go along with the chicken! […]
Joel, the idea with all the techniques of embroidery is that you can adapt to any design ! So yes, even the duck will be possible to do….
I don’t mind to show “how to” after I finished the chicken, which is nearly done.
Here you go :
http://mondoz.over-blog.com/article-poule-de-luxe-de-made-by-joel-77498760.html
Poule is chicken
De luxe is because it’s embroidered with silk !
Beautiful! This is so fantastic!
Thanks so much for all your kind comments everyone!
I love ethnic designs. This is perfect for my children of 3 and 9 to be occupied with today!
Thanks a ton!