What I love about this Cricut Thanksgiving Turkey Craft is that you can make it at home with the family, or you can use it for a class project.
If you choose to use this craft in a classroom, consider making using it to go along with the book “Little Thankful Turkey” by Clayton Lee. In addition to the story and craft, kids could write things they are thankful for on the feathers of the turkeys.
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- Card Stock
- Scissors
- Glue Pen
- Googly eyes (optional)
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How To Make Your Cricut Thanksgiving Turkey Craft
For this craft, you can use the Cricut or you can do it using our printable PDF. Either way, your Thanksgiving Turkey will turn out super cute. If you are doing this craft with a class, I would recommend the printable version.
Cricut Thanksgiving Turkey Craft
Upload the file to your cutting program.
Resize and duplicate to the sizes you want your turkeys.
Remove the pieces.
Glue feathers and feet on the back of the turkey.
Glue the eyes onto the front.
Glue the waddle to the nose and glue below the eyes.
Printable PD Thanksgiving Turkey Craft
Use the Pdf template to cut the pieces to the turkey to use as a stencil (you will need googly eyes if cutting by hand).
Using the stencils you made cut all pieces to the turkey using the images in this post as a guide.
Glue feathers and feet on the back of the turkey.
Glue the eyes onto the front.
Glue the waddle to the nose and glue below the eyes.
Download your free Turkey Craft template here!
Cricut Thanksgiving Turkey Craft
This is a tutorial on how to make a Cricut thanksgiving turkey craft.
Materials
- Card Stock
- Glue Pen
- Googly eyes
Tools
- Scissors
Instructions
For this craft, you can use the Cricut or you can do it using our printable PD. Either way, your Thanksgiving Turkey will turn out super cute. If you are doing this craft with a class, I would recommend the printable version.
Upload the file to your cutting program.
Resize and duplicate to the sizes you want your turkeys.
Remove the pieces.
Glue feathers and feet on the back of the turkey.
Glue the eyes onto the front.
Glue the waddle to the nose and glue below the eyes.
Use the Pdf template to cut the pieces to the turkey to use as a stencil (you will need googly eyes if cutting by hand).
Using the stencils you made cut all pieces to the turkey using the images in this post as a guide.
Glue feathers and feet on the back of the turkey.
Glue the eyes onto the front.
Glue the waddle to the nose and glue below the eyes.
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About Angela Milnes
Angela Milnes is a Qualified Early Years Teacher who has specialised in Preschool and Kindergarten teaching. She has a wealth of experience teaching young children and is passionate about kids crafts and having fun as a family. Angela has also taught cooking skills and loves to share both family recipes and easy instant pot recipes here on The Inspiration Edit. Follow her on Pinterest!
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