I just wanted to show everyone my hospital ward in my livingroom and what might delay diaper making from one day to the next. Candy and Carmel are hand fed and Auria and Baby Boo are going thru physical therapy to teach them how to walk.
Just so you guys can see how just a portion of my day is spent. 🙂🙂
**please don't take offense of the down syndrome reference. I truly meant it, she's a smart girl but has some special issues. She's not autistic like Dori was. Chickens can suffer the same problems that we suffer. I just didn't want someone to think I was making fun of anyone, I would not do that. **
We just lost the sweetest, silliest, loving, most beautiful boy, Dori, today. He had some serious health issues going on and his little body just couldn't cope anymore. It is a black day. We will miss him DEARLY. 😪😪😪❤️❤️❤️
***this is the last video I have of healthy Dori. My precious boy hanging with babies which he always loved to do. ***
This is how I think I'm going to start making the Velcro Diaper version. I don't need measurements really then and it's adjustable. Once you get the velcro placed on the straps where you think it needs to be you don't have to take off the strap part again until you need to readjust it. For example: if they grow, you put it on a different chicken, etc.
The winners for the drawing are Alexia Guerra and Michelle Geiss. CONGRATULATIONS 🎉🎊
I'm posting the other video of my helpers in the comments. Wicket and Carmel were helping me this year because Silkie is sitting on 2 eggs. 🙂
I am not going to be sewing next week. I've had deaths, mites, and accidents happen for over a month now. It's been heart breaking. 😪
I'm very thankful for those that have had great patience with late orders and thank you from the bottom of my heart for that kindness. ❤️
I will start up again on the 30th and also be doing the drawing for the free diaper that I missed for my birthday. I'll let everyone know next weekend when that will be.
Again, thank you for all the patience❤️
**The video is a friend's girl that I made a prosthetic for her beak. She had broken her beak and it hung at a 90* angle. She's now eating and drinking pretty normally and goes back to her mama on Friday. **
This is a prosthetic I made for a friend's little girl. She broke her bottom break and it was at a90* angle to her mouth, hanging down. So far she's eating and drinking again on her own. She goes back to her mama on Friday.
My special Dori boy just being sweet.
I gave a button toy to my special needs group also. (Except the black one chasing Tiger, he's not special needs)