Drumroll please!
Ruby Roo, the little black and white chicken, is flying back to the UK, to live in the countryside in Somerset with SquareBird. I think this little chicken will like rural life.
This little black and white chicken will be migrating to the UK.
I will be contacting her directly to arrange Ruby Roo’s first-class ticket to Somerset.
This was my first time playing with the random number generator. First of all, it generated a number for one of my comments. Then, it chose someone who had commented but had clearly not intended to enter. It was a case of third time lucky for SquareBird.
If you were not the winner this time, keep making chickens and keep watching the Oh Sew Tempting blog to follow the mad dash of chickens across the globe. There will be many more chances to join in the fun.
Thanks to everyone who commented.
Carla
Very cute chook! Perhaps as she’s small, we should call her a bantam. I think her colouring reminds me of a silver laced Wyandotte… Can you tell I like chickens a lot?
It makes me think of the guinea fowl we kept when I was a kid. We had a menagerie: chooks, bantams, ducks, guinea fowl, goats, pet lambs and peacocks (not kidding), as well as the usual cats and dogs. I need not say this was not in suburbia.
Quite. On my side, it was cats, horses, cows, chickens and ducks. I’ve also kept sheep and rabbits for meat. Good job I’m not very sentimental, eh?
Yay! I’m so excited! Thank you! This has brightened my day considerably 🙂
I am glad to have cheered up your day!
You did indeed. My husband was chuckling to himself when I announced I’d won a chicken as he thought I meant a real one! Thank you for the instructions. Looking forward to making one for the next part of this chicken run. Happy, happy, happy!
Sorry, no egg-layers for the husband, but she is in the post and on her way!
Lol! Thank you again… I’ll message you when it arrives in the UK 🙂
Congratulations Squarebird 🙂 I’m looking forward to the next stage. It’s very exciting!