Ask each child to write what she's thankful for on a paper feather, then stick it into this cute turkey centerpiece.
How to make it: Cut a 1-inch sliver off the bottom of a 9-inch polystyrene ball. Wrap sphere neatly in thick dark-brown yarn, covering surface completely; knot on bottom. Make a 4-inch ball from light-brown yarn and attach to body with a wooden craft stick. Create simple facial features using felt: white circles (approximately the size of a quarter, with 1/8-inch pom-poms for pupils) for eyes, yellow triangles for the beak, and long red felt teardrops as the wattle. Cut feather shapes from colored craft paper and bend in half lengthwise to create seam. Glue wooden craft stick to the bottom third of the feather and insert in a fan shape on turkey body.
This lloks like such a cute project. I'm going to send it into school with my daughter so her entire class can do this project for their parents.
11/7/2009 04:33:39 PM Report AbuseThis is a cute idea for a ladies luncheon in Nov. Thanks.
11/7/2009 03:32:27 AM Report AbuseToo cute.... I am going to use this as the art project for my son's 1st grade class! Wish me luck doing this with 20 students!!!
11/6/2009 06:04:12 PM Report AbuseThat is the cutest idea I have seen yet.
11/6/2009 08:43:44 AM Report AbuseThis looks like a fun easy project that also celebrates the true meaning of Thanksgiving! I look forward to doing this with my son... and can't wait to hear what the little 6 year old is thankful for! http://thesimplestencil.com
11/6/2009 07:56:48 AM Report Abuse