Make a Highland Cow DIY / Free Highland Cow Pattern / Scottish Cow/ No Sew Cow DIY
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- čas přidán 7. 06. 2024
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These adorable highland cow decor cuties have taken the farmhouse community by storm! They are very easy to make with a hot glue gun and this free highland cow pattern. Create a body with a pool noodle or a sock, learn a few ways to create the horns and snout, and you will be done in no time!
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In This Tutorial:
0:00 - Introduction
1:23 - Horns and Snout
6:45 - Body Types
8:25 - Assembly and Decorations
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So CUTE!!! I went to the link, but do not see the patterns. Please HELP!!
The link is all the way at the bottom.
Super cute and creative! I'm just getting around to highland cows now.... better late than never! 🤩🤣🌼
OMG! I love cows. I grew up on a dairy farm. I am probably going to make 100 of these. Thank you.
Move over gnomes, highland cows are here😃 so cute
I finally found the pattern!
Wow these cows are really getting popular!! I never even heard of them until now. But they really are so cute!!! Two different ways is really adorable Sarah. 😂
Love these!!!!
I want to make these for my very Scots friends. I had searched forever for a pattern with not much luck. So THANK YOU soooo much for this tutorial. I’m way to excited to make them!
Really cute TY
Those are so adorable. Thanks for sharing with us.
Thank you so much for creating the patterns and this video. I have read numerous comments in various groups from people who were looking for a tutorial on this craft. You have made so many makers happy. Blessings to you Sarah.
These are amazing!! I can't wait to make these!! Thank you!
They are adorable!!! Thank you so much for such a detail instructional video and pattern. ❤❤❤
So adorable!!
Thank you so much
These are absolutely adorable, Sarah! Excellent job! Tfs and God Bless 💜🥰
Those are adorable!!! I have been waiting for your video to make one !!!! Can’t wait to try these cuties !!!
Oh I'm so glad, Lisa -I'd love to see it when you're done!
Awesome video with so many different ways to make them! Everyone has been waiting for this video to come out. Thank you for taking the time to make it. Your fans all appreciate it and your hard work. They are adorable!
Of course, sweetie - I just had to fit it in between some bigger stuff but I'm so glad I made them. I really understand the love everyone has for these cuties. :)
I love love love this thank you so much
I am so excited to start making these most adorable cows. Thank you. Frances
Oh yay, France - I'd love to see them when you're done.
Absolutely awesome ❤
Aw thank you, Susan - yours was TOO cute! Thank you so much for watching.
Wonderful
I’m dying!!!! ❤ making these tonight!!!!
So cute ❤️
Really Cute Sarah...... 🐂👍👍🙂
Defiantly making these! I sculpt miniatures so I have A LOT of polymer clay and paints, so for anyone looking to save on buying the buttons for the snout or possibly eyes, I'd suggest making them out of clay. Plus they would have the matte finish. Thank you so much for sharing this!
Omg
I love them.
💗
Adorable ❤️❤️
Hi Sarah it's Jennifer from Florida I'm so glad to see you on here I haven't seen you in so long I miss you those are the most adorable Little guys and gowns I love them I hope you're doing good sweetie thank you for the video it's awesome
Hi, Jennifer! How are you doing? Have you made anything lately?
@@SarahNenniDaher Hey sweetie no I haven't made anything lately it's been a whirlwind Uber here I had broke my arm in January and then the last few weeks I had a stomach bug that put me in the hospital it was bad it's it is so hot down here in Florida I mean it is just a 100° but I want to I got some of the stuff today when I went to the Dollar Tree and I can't wait to make it they are so damn cute you come up with the best ideas girlfriend I'm really missing you
omg i love them thanks so much, I am going to make one right now
Yay, I'm so glad you like it.
Great tutorial very easy to follow, one thing that I missed, and I noticed a lot of the crafters that have posted these , the ears , yes they do have ears right below the horns . Thank you so much ❣️
Yes, they do have ears! I think those are pretty easy to add on with the felt - maybe on my next one. :)
I so excited thank u so much sarah
Of course, Sherry. I'd love to see them when you make them - I just love seeing everyone's creations.
Amazing work.
Lol he/she is adorable. I have saved this and will be making a couple of them.
hahah yeah, I didn't know their gender... LOL Be sure to share them in the group, Joyce - they're too fun (and addicting).
These are adorable!
I love the one with the purple flowers ... hint hint 😉
Hahaha Come and get it - you know where it is :)
OMG I LOVE THIS Made me think of a Hee -land Glen
So sweet
Thank you so much, Patty :)
Sooo cute Sarah! They look so real and two options are great. A farmer close to my sister has some of these cows or at least they look like this and you have definitely “nailed” how they look. Thank you for sharing your awsome talent.
Trish from WI
Trish, if I were to see these cuties in person, I'd end up taking one home with me. We can share the bed, ya know? They're too cute! Thank you so much for watching today. :)
If my sis or Brother-in-law can get a pic when they are out in the pasture I will definitely send you one!
Oh, my goodness, so cute❣️😅
Sarah, oh my goodness, you nailed it 💕 Living here in Scotland, 🐂 "Heilan Coos" (proper Scottish pronunciation), are so popular. Your version of them is so stinking adorable. I love them. Thank you so much for the inspiration and for sharing your pattern 🤗 xo
Oh wow, thank you for telling me how to say it!! I probably BUTCHERED it and I am so sorry. :)
@@SarahNenniDaher 😂 no worries, loads of people pronounce it the same. I was just saying the proper way 😉 it's all good xo
Oh my flippin goodness!!!! ❤❤❤❤
Hahah My thoughts, exactly! :)
Hola muy hermosos porfavor podria escribir en español y dar medidas gracias dios bendiga
i dont seem to be able to download the pattern
I waited so impatiently for your video on these. ANd thank you so much for doing it. It's great. But since I do not have a pool noodles on hand(don't use them much) I made a sock gnome and glued it to a wood round. Covered in fur. I'm not sure how I can add the felt horns to it. Or is the sock version only good for the clay horns?? Please advise. Thanks for all you do to help us green horns. Pun intended. Lol.
You can absolutely use the felt on the sock. I've not used these, but you have two options for a secure, clean join.
1. Glue them onto the body before the fur. Split the fur where they are positioned and guide them through the hole.
2. Put wire into the felt horns (bend over the end at the tip of the horn). Cut off any excess flap to get the right sized horns, glue the opening closed flat with the wire sticking out. Then, press the wire straight down into the pool noodle and bend into place. You'll have to cover the fur join but with a vertical seam, it should not stick out.
Again, I've not tried these yet but either of those make the most sense.
Sarah, I could not find the link below for the free pattern. The link keeps taking me to all the other creators that are making other highland cow crafts.
Click on Get the full video link. It will take you to her site. At the bottom will be a print button. You can either print it or save as pdf (my phone does both.)
I hope this helps.
@@_Jolyn Thank you so much - For some reason, my pinned comment disappeared.
Hey Sarah! I finally found the pattern but my computer is old and I can’t print it off in the google format. Is there another way to do this? Thanks Tami
Sure, Tami. Option 1: You can download the file to your computer and print from there. Option 2: Open the file in any image reader, make sure it's set to 100%, and trace from your computer screen. :)
I can’t download the pattern. I’ve tried every link but no pattern
The cows are so cute, but lady cows don't have horns I don't think. Only the bulls. But they are adorable 😍
All cattle, male and female, have horns except for a few specific breeds. It is not uncommon for farmers to remove horns when they are small.
How do I add the foam horns and snout?
You can glue or wire them - both will work, but wire will have a bit more longevity.
Where do you get your fur?
I get it on Etsy, Amazon, and in the craft stores. :)
I can’t locate the pattern in the full tutorial.
Hi there, Tami, it's at the very bottom of the post. It's the last item in blue and underlined in the supplies list for the pool noodle highland cow. Have fun!
I AM OBVIUSLY MISSING IT BUT I CAN NOT FIND THE FREE PATTERN. :(
I do not see the patterns either
It’s pronounced “hee-land coo” by the Scots !! 😂
Is it? I'm not Scottish and I am SURE I would butcher it if I tried to sound like a Scot. LOL
Aye!