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Question: I think this design is too small for this dish towel, can you suggest a way to enhance this piece? Also in the second pic (Bless this House) I need a design to match the mate (white towel like the one with the chicken)with the paisley fabric on bottom. Should I do a larger paisley and should it be monotome or color. Thanks! I want this to be good!
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You could possibly scatter a few more chickens in different locations but change colors.
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Thanks for the idea, I wish I had a few like this but not exact.
360671✽
u could put a large heart around it in variegated thread of similar colors hugs
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so frame it essentially, hmmm - I think there was a heart - but it was the same size as this piece. Thanks!
67271✽
You could mirror the chicken, left and right
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This one is in the center.
173695✽
Here is the second pic - not sure what I did wrong.
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you have been busy
You Have been busy.
9888✽
You could make a line of chickens kind of like a border. Maybe put something between them like a flower.
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That is doable! Thanks!
648✽
Could add "Welcome to my Kitchen" beneath rooster.
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I like it! Thank you!
70767✽
Judy's Kitchen... Grandma's Kitchen ..
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I like it! Thank you!
89895✽
Maybe you could put a saying on the chicken towel like, "The kitchen is the heart of the home." or "God Bless this Kitchen." Those are not good for the chicken just an idea. The writing would fill out the space for you.
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You are real close... thank you!
211079✽
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shirlener88
29 Apr 2012
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Everything LQQKs great and that you might already have some great suggestions.
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yes I did get a few really good ideas, however I am always ready to listen to your suggestions. Hugs
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You could do the same chicken on either side of the 1 that you have already done, Hugs Yvonne
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so 3 chickens, too bad I don't have a duck and a rabbit-- ooh I think I may have a rabbit, or a bird, depending on the size - heck it is OK to draw outside the lines right?