Finished makes, proud moments & yarny chaos.
This is where the Yarn ChickHen makes live — Mrs T’s finished objects, Mr T’s beginner attempts, ducks, plushies, yarn experiments, happy accidents and the occasional project that gained a personality of its own.
the Flock. Ducks • Plushies • Experiments
What counts as finished?
A finished object does not have to be perfect. Around here, a wonky stitch, a duck with attitude, or a tiny beginner win can still deserve a place in the gallery.
Mrs T’s makes
Finished crochet, knitting, plushies, test patterns, project experiments and the pieces Mrs T is proud to share.
Mr T’s beginner wins
First attempts, wonky squares, confused stitches and the proof that beginners really can make something.
The chaos corner
The projects that went sideways, developed character, or gave Mrs T and Mr T something to laugh about.
Latest finished makes.
For now, this is a polished starter gallery. Later we can swap these cards for real photos, video links, and project notes.
Rubber duck moments
Beginner-friendly duck makes, blue ducks, cute ducks, and the sort of projects that become part of the Yarn ChickHen story.
No-sew piggy
A perfect example of a finished object with personality — small, cute, and very Yarn ChickHen.
Granny squares & first wins
Those early makes matter. First squares, first stitches and first “I actually made that” moments belong here too.
Mini plushies
Small cute makes, yarny creatures and the kind of finished objects that are made to be shown off.
Happy mail makes
Yarn hauls, mystery materials, Temu surprises and whatever Mrs T decides to turn them into next.
Seen on YouTube
Finished objects from Yarn ChickHen episodes, ready to link back to videos once the gallery grows.
A proper gallery is hatching.
As more projects are filmed and finished, this page can become a real gallery with photos, pattern notes, yarn details, links to videos, and Mrs T’s thoughts on what she would do differently next time.
Future project card
Each finished object can eventually have its own little card: photo, yarn used, hook size, pattern link, difficulty, and the video where it appeared.
Want to see what we finish next?
Follow along on YouTube or join by email for new videos, finished makes, beginner wins, Scottish words, yarny banter and plenty mischief from the Flock.
