Stained Glass Chicken Pattern 3

Stained Glass Chicken Pattern 3 — Rustic Decor, Beginner-Friendly PDF

This is the third design in a five-part chicken collection, and it is the one to start with if you like rustic style but want a project that actually gets finished. The bird is drawn with open, uncomplicated shapes — 25 pieces of glass in total, few of them small — so the cutting goes quickly and the pattern stays readable while you work. Download it instantly and trace it from the printed sheet, or take the vector file to a plotter or laser cutter.

The finished piece measures 6.18″ × 4.17″ (157 × 106 mm). The pattern is marked as a simple difficulty design; the shape count is friendly and the outline is the part that takes patience. Plan a couple of evenings for it rather than one long session.

What is in the download

• Chicken Letter PDF — the pattern at 1:1 scale for US Letter paper
• Chicken A4 PDF — the same pattern laid out for A4
• Chicken PNG — high-resolution reference image
• All files folder — everything in one place

Both paper sizes are included so you can print at true size without hunting for the right setting.

The rest of the collection

Five chicken patterns were drawn in this series, in rustic and folk styles. If you like this one, the others are worth a look — you can cut several and hang them as a set.

• Stained Glass Chicken Pattern 1
• Stained Glass Chicken Pattern 2 — an easy pattern for beginners
• Rooster Stained Glass Pattern: Modern Style
• Rooster Stained Glass Pattern: Rustic Decor

Related designs: Chicken Stained Glass Pattern, Laying Hen With Eggs and Chicken Stained Glass Pattern, Brood Hen With Eggs.

Where it works

Kitchen windows, pantry doors, a farmhouse entryway, or a garden shed — anywhere the rustic register suits the room. At 6 inches tall it reads clearly from across a kitchen without dominating the wall.

Licence

A personal and commercial licence is included. Make it for yourself, make it as gifts, or cut and sell the finished piece — no per-sale fees and no reporting back.

Printing and finishing

Print at 100% scale and check a measurement on the printout before cutting glass — never use “fit to page”. Trace your colours onto the sheet, or cut the PNG on a machine. With 25 pieces the interior is quick; spend your grinding time on the outer edge, in several passes, and this one comes together cleanly.

A note before you start

You are buying the pattern only. Glass, came, solder and any finished piece are not included.