Turkeys
Paulette posted Message 413 in the Children and room-Mom crafts
Dated November 14, 1999 at 121009
Subject Clay Pot Turkey
Materials
Raffia,
large fall silk leaf or several small,
2" tall clay pot,
2" wood ball,
Tacky Glue,
acrylic paint in brown, black, white and yellow
Instructions
Glue wood ball to pot. Let dry. Paint head and pot
brown. Let dry. Paint eyes black and beak yellow. Let dry. Add white eye dots.
Tie a raffia bow and glue at chin. Glue leaves on back of pot for feathers.
Robbie posted Message 4938 in the CraftPals All Crafts BB
Dated October 27, 1999 at 082815
Subject gobble gobblers idea
Here's a Thanksgiving idea!
I make little turkeys for each place setting at the Thanksgiving celebration we have.
I get small pinecones ( I get them free - there is a large pine tree at our church and also at the park), glue some feathers on the back for tail feathers, use pipecleaners for beaks and gobblers, add rolly eyes and felt or foam for feet and you're done.
They are simple, but they look really cute at each place!
Robbie
Marj posted Message 344 in the Children and room-Mom crafts
Dated September 19, 1999 at 100904
Subject Pinecone Turkeys
Here's a simple craft that I do with the kids at school. I might have posted this before?????
Materials
Large pinecones
Feathers, (pheasant, turkey, goose)
Orange Paper for head
Glue the feathers into the small end of the pinecone.
When glueing feathers in be sure to place them to look like the tail is faned out.
Cut a head and neck out of the paper, make a dot for the eyes and glue to the large end of the pinecone.
You can use these as part of a centre piece or on wreath.