Converting a Shed into a Chicken Coop

  1. Karan says:

    I can’t wait to watch the transformation of this shed into the cutest chicken coop…I am sure!

  2. Angie Congiardo says:

    I can’t wait to see what you guys come up with!! Thanks for sharing my coop on your insta stories! I think I had more fun designing that project then any other I have done 😊

    • Danelle says:

      It is going to be awesome! And you are so welcome. That is awesome, it is a very fun project.

  3. Violet says:

    I can’t wait. I’m sure I will have coup envy. I have always been afraid to heat my coup.

  4. Kim Moore says:

    We all know it will be the best coop in the country! 😍 Love you β€œgirls”!!!!

  5. Donna says:

    This is going to be so fun to watch, the little coop needs a name! β€˜IM ALL COOPED UP’ with a little Elvis lip twinge 🀣

  6. Beth R says:

    Will the chickens also have a free range run? We have an adorable coop and had about 8 chickens a few years ago. We live on 8 acres surrounded by nature and something go into our chickens until they were all gone. I hate having them “cooped” up and want to let them eat bugs and roam the yard, but don’t want them to be eaten either. Curious about your idea?

  7. Kristina says:

    Check out Living with Landen on here. She has several highlights on her chickens who wore Santa Hats at Christmas πŸ˜‚πŸ˜‚πŸ˜‚πŸ˜‚. She also has cute coop ideas. I love the Elvis idea. I once taught with a teacher who had an Elvis clock that shook his hips while it was ticking. I can just visualize that on your coop porchπŸ˜‚πŸ˜‚πŸ˜‚πŸ˜‚πŸ˜‚. You two are the most creative people ever can’t wait.

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