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Turkey Craft
Class 8: Turkey
I'll be traveling to see family and will miss class, but my indispensable friend will run the show.
Folded magazine pages
Plastic bag stuffed with another plastic bag colored with Sharpies
Bottle lid and cork for top hat
Red rubber band for whatever that thing is called
Forks, for the feet
Turkey Snowflake
Celebrating thanksgiving? Here’s an easy craft anyone can handle. These are made from recycled brown paper bags!
Follow the easy steps here.
Tuesday Tutorials 2015 Week 46
Tuesday Tutorials 2015 Week 46 featuring @OneMommy1 @handsonaswegrow
A huge welcome to Week 46 of the Tuesday Tutorials Pintorials Pin Party! Just a reminder that this linky will occur every fortnight. Therefore this will be open for two weeks until 27th November 2015 so you have plenty of time to link with us! This week I am featuring Turkey Crafts.
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One of our annual traditions is to make "turkey hands". My friend, who ran a home daycare, introduced us to the idea with Vic was only 6 months old. I remember him being less than cooperative but adoring the outcome and immediately deemed it an annual tradition...in October.
Yes, we're Canadian! Did you ever wonder why your neighbours up north host the holiday in the exact same manner (turkey, cranberry sauce, and pie) more than a month prior? Like many, I just assumed it was because our days get colder and was relieved there wasn't another rushing around holiday weekend where we'd have to dig out a parking spot at various relatives' house (sorry, Buffalo). It turns out that for hundreds of years, there was no fixed date. Sometimes, it was celebrated to mark the end of harvest, to celebrate a successful voyage, or to even rejoice in returning health. Towards the end of the 19th century, it was celebrated November 6th, but when Armistice Day (Remembrance Day) came, they decided to change it to prevent the two holidays from clashing. It wasn't until 1957 that the Canadian Parliament officially set its date to the second Monday of October. (source: Wikipedia)
So whenever your home choses to celebrate it, I hope you have a Happy Thanksgiving with minimal weather interference.
- Cheryl (mrstu)
Share with us your Thanksgiving crafts and stories via ask, submission, or using #gulthanks.
Turkey wreath I made with paper, buttons, pipe cleaner and mini clothes pins.
Another Coaster Friday is UP! It has turkeys and pumpkins! Could it be Thanksgiving Coasters!?!?!
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