Goose outfits patterns

The simplest clothing to make for ornamental cement geese is generally that of a "skirt" that slides over the goose's head. The basic design is a tiered skirt. Optionally, one can add arms (or wings) to the skirt. With arms, a bit of creative whimsy comes in. Many outfits have the arms sewn so the "hands" are clasped.

For my birthday, I thought it would be fun to make my goose statue, named "Ducke" (duke), a Miss Snappy wig. Of course, I needed to make one for my parent's goose too. Since I wear my hair in braids most of the summer I added a third, braided wig too. I hope you will

In March we drove to Washington state to see our oldest grandchild for his birthday. It was SO FUN to visit them and we had a great time! We actually had lots of sunny weather which is surprising for that area. I got thinking that Goose (my parent's goose) could use a raincoat for rainy

Introducing Midlife Marge. Struggling to get going in the mornings, Marge does her best just to get through life some days. Once she finishes her coffee (complete with cozy so her wing doesn't burn) she might have enough energy to tackle those curlers and get dressed for the day. Crochet Pattern now available for this

On my walks around the 'hood I think about all kinds of things. Today it was those concrete geese that people dressed up back in the early 1990s. I never understood why women were making fancy dresses and bonnets for concrete geese. There were all over! Often the geese had an old fashioned dress and a poke bonnet. I haven't seen one in a long time. I did a quick Internet search and learned that the fad actually began in the 1980s in the area from Pittsburgh south to Kentucky and spread from…

Woohoo! The best time of the year is finally here! We love fall time in my family so our geese definitely needed pumpkin outfits. You could add a face or leave it off and use the set all fall. I am going to make some large fall leaves to spruce him up after Halloween (unless

Sweetheart Goose Sweater Set Crochet Free Pattern

My two oldest "kids" grew up with this favorite wizard book series and are still big fans in their thirties. For my daughter's last birthday I gave her a goose and designed this outfit. I also made some little books for him to carry. Instructions for this outfit and how I made the books are

 1 = 10-1/3” /// 2 = 8” /// 3 = 10” /// 4 = 19” /// 5 = 27-1/2”