1. Glue together three corks to form a triangle. Roll yarn into a 1-1/2" ball and glue to the top of one cork.
2. Glue black pom-poms to the holes of wooden beads and glue beads to yarn ball for eyes.
3. Cut a diamond shape from yellow felt (about 1/4"x1/2"), fold in half, and glue to head just under eyes.
4. Cut three teardrops from red felt, about 1/2" long each, and glue under the head to the top edge of the cork.
5. Glue feathers to the back of the two rear corks, as shown, and glue bobby pins underneath the front cork for feet.
6. Write your guest's name on a fun craft-paper shape (we used a paper punch) and glue to a toothpick; stick into one of the corks.
Originally published in the November 2009 issue of Parents magazine.
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I made a whole rafter of turkeys for my daughter's K4 Thanksgiving Feast. They were a HUGE hit with both the children and their parents! They were really fun to make and made the place settings look super cute! I decided to forego the bobby pins and the turkeys looked just as cute. Highly recommend this project!!!
12/1/2009 09:37:33 AM Report AbuseThis is such a cute idea! I'm thinking of making them into magnets to give as gifts to my coworkers for Thanksgiving.
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