Clothespin Turkeys at Lydia Walden blog

Clothespin Turkeys. Within minutes, you’ll have a flock of nature craft clothespin and leaf turkeys! Then you’ll simply need clothespins, brown cardstock, yellow and red construction paper, a trusty 1†circle punch, small googly eyes, along with your regular glue and scissors. I used an old book to make the feathers. And, it can be used to hold small treats at the kids dinner. Thanksgiving is a time of gratitude and this simple thankful turkey clothespin craft will get your kids in the mood with fine motor practice. This darling little turkey craft is super easy to make, and is a fun craft for all ages. Turn a few ordinary wooden clothespins into a cute feathered friend with this fun and easy thanksgiving clothespin turkey craft for kids. I decided to give this classic thanksgiving craft an update to keep with my neutral theme. This clothespin turkey would make. I distressed the edges with brown ink to give it a little more dimension. These clothespin turkeys are adorable and super simple to make, they are a great project for kids of all ages to make. This cute turkey clothespin craft is a fun way to help your kids get in the thanksgiving spirit. Do you remember making clothespin turkeys? The face was made using googly eyes, orange craft foam, and red felt.

Turn a few ordinary wooden clothespins into a cute feathered friend with this fun and easy thanksgiving clothespin turkey craft for kids. This clothespin turkey would make. This cute turkey clothespin craft is a fun way to help your kids get in the thanksgiving spirit. This darling little turkey craft is super easy to make, and is a fun craft for all ages. Then you’ll simply need clothespins, brown cardstock, yellow and red construction paper, a trusty 1†circle punch, small googly eyes, along with your regular glue and scissors. Do you remember making clothespin turkeys? I used an old book to make the feathers. These clothespin turkeys are adorable and super simple to make, they are a great project for kids of all ages to make. The face was made using googly eyes, orange craft foam, and red felt. I distressed the edges with brown ink to give it a little more dimension.

Dollar Store Clothespin Turkey Kid Craft for Thanksgiving Laura Kelly

Clothespin Turkeys This clothespin turkey would make. Thanksgiving is a time of gratitude and this simple thankful turkey clothespin craft will get your kids in the mood with fine motor practice. I decided to give this classic thanksgiving craft an update to keep with my neutral theme. I used an old book to make the feathers. Then you’ll simply need clothespins, brown cardstock, yellow and red construction paper, a trusty 1†circle punch, small googly eyes, along with your regular glue and scissors. Within minutes, you’ll have a flock of nature craft clothespin and leaf turkeys! This darling little turkey craft is super easy to make, and is a fun craft for all ages. This clothespin turkey would make. Turn a few ordinary wooden clothespins into a cute feathered friend with this fun and easy thanksgiving clothespin turkey craft for kids. Do you remember making clothespin turkeys? These clothespin turkeys are adorable and super simple to make, they are a great project for kids of all ages to make. I distressed the edges with brown ink to give it a little more dimension. This cute turkey clothespin craft is a fun way to help your kids get in the thanksgiving spirit. The face was made using googly eyes, orange craft foam, and red felt. And, it can be used to hold small treats at the kids dinner.