I am often amazed at the opportunities that come our way as bloggers. Today I have some of the sweetest Turkey Napkin Rings to share with you as part of JoAnn Fabric and Craft Stores #TurkeyTablescapes campaign. These little guys are not only adorable, but they are such a great Thanksgiving craft for you to work on with the kids!
I know I’ve said it before, but I am just a little addicted to fabric of all types. Needless to say,I had such a therapeutic morning when I was at JoAnn selecting the perfect fabrics for my little turkeys. Here are the instructions on how you can make a set for yourself…
Supplies Needed for a set of four:
- Fabric of choice
- 3 Phoomph 9×12 Stiff Sheets
- Regular Sized Wooden Clothes Pins
- Brown and Red Fine Glitter
- Tiny Google Eyes
- Brown Paint
- Glue
- Jute Twine
- Clear Tape
Step One. Paint the clothespins with the brown paint and glitter the top with fine brown glitter.
Step Two. Once your glitter is dry, you will glue on the google eyes. As a tip, try to use as little glue as possible to avoid glue everywhere. It will also speed up the process of making the turkeys if you don’t have to wait long for them to dry. Now is also a great time to draw a beard with glue and apply some red glitter.
Step Three. Now you will want to make a pattern for your feathers. I drew it out on a piece of cardstock and cut it out. You will then trace it onto one side of the Phoomph sheets. Each turkey will need 9 feathers. Once you have them traced, cut out around the feather like you see above.
Step Four. Take the paper backing off of one side of the feather and press the feather down on the wrong side of the fabric. Now cut around the traced outline. Repeat for your remaining feathers.
Step Five. Arrange all of your feathers in a fan formation and tape them together on the back.
Step Six. Tie a piece of jute string around the napkin and then clip the turkey into place.
Aren’t they just the cutest ever?!!! I added them to a plate and can’t wait to share my whole Thanksgiving Kid’s Table with you !
These little Turkey Napkin Rings would be a wonderful family craft project to do while watching a Thanksgiving special this holiday season!
If you want to try another idea with the fabric and phoomph, these little Indian Head Dresses are adorable…
For a bit more inspiration for your Thanksgiving table, these Easel Place Card Holders would be the perfect little accent…
Now to decide which craft to do first! Enjoy!
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Trish Flake
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That has to be one of the cutest fall crafts I have seen. I may just be making these for Thanksgiving.
Absolutely the cutest craft ever – I may do this and I don’t have small kids in the house anymore!
Those are just way too cute and whimsical looking … I’m pinning!
I have never heard of Phoomph – but now I’m going to try it! I love the added glitter. It’s the best part of a project!
These are adorable, I love them!!!
Okay, this is adorable. We might just do this. And, we don’t really have little ones at our tables anymore. Just a bunch of overgrown kids.
SO CUTE! I love this idea. Totally pinning to do with my son for Thanksgiving. thanks for sharing!!!
SO CUTE! I love this idea. Totally pinning to do with my son for Thanksgiving. thanks for sharing!!!
These turned out SO cute!! I bet my daughter would love to help me make them for Thanksgiving. Adorable!
Super fun! My kids would love making these. Might be a good craft to do while the turkey is in the oven (after the parade, of course!). Thanks for sharing!
A project that includes glitter? I’m there. Happy Thanksgiving ladies!!
I love it! So cute and I know my daughter would LOVE helping with this. Thanks for the tutorial!
So cute! I’d love to decorate our Thanksgiving table with these.
Thanks for the coupon too!
Love this – especially the brown glitter on the clothespins: it’s such an awesome extra little touch that makes the turkey colors around it pop!
Adorable! You know I love anything glittery or shiny! So pretty and colorful. 🙂
These are absolutely adorable!
I love these so adding to my Thanksgiving event and pinning!
Too cute! What a great Thanksgiving craft!
These are too cute! I know my kids would love them (and I would love making them).
This is adorable! One of my favorite Thanksgiving crafts from this year, for sure.
Oh my goodness gracious alive, THIS is adorable!!!!
Trish, it was so awesome to meet you this weekend at #BBCDallas. You are so sweet and I am so honored to get the chance to chat and exchange ideas. You and Bonnie have such a beautiful thing here at Uncommon Designs!
These really are SO cute and clever! Keep up the great ideas! Lynnee