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Ozzy Parrots

I made this for my love of the Galah parrot and all ozzy parrots

Created by: Jan G

  • Project Details

    About

    Found this Parrot pattern thought it was fun but made the birds to resemble the Galah (grey/pink with white cropped head) the King Parrot (adult mostly Red/Green/ baby most Green with Red) and the Grey/white.. not exactly sure what name it has could be the ring neck won't be certain but my friend has one lol

    Craft

    Knitting

    Skill Level

    Intermediate

    Status

    Complete

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    7 Comments

    • Marianne P

      They are great, are they easy to do, i am thinking of doing one, but i need to make it look old and bit ugly, as it's for a play i am in called Ladykillers.
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      • Jan G

        • Harlow

        Thank you, Yes they are really easy and quick to do, I've knitted quite a few, they don't take long really, good luck with you'r play ;)
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    • Michelle M

      • Queensland

      Ohh I love your Aussie birds, Aussie Aussie Aussie oui oui oui (lol think that's right).
      Well my husband's favourite is the king parrot and mine is the galah. Now you have to do a white cockatoo and a black one.hee hee. The birds are amazing aren't they. I was looking at the wee legs on them so cute.😊😊😊😊
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    • Jane P

      They are really lovely. The beaks must have been a challenge.
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      • Jan G

        • Harlow

        thank you, the beaks are quite easy really just a little filling and shape then outline where the opening might be..;)
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    • Jan G

      • Harlow

      yes they are lovely bright Pink and Grey parrots adult
      males are usually crested (high head feathers) and they are a little bit larger... ;)
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    • Hazel H

      • St. Helens

      I often wondered what a "flaming galah" was and you've cleared that up.
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