Welcome to another edition of Turkey Thursday...
(in case you missed them).
Here are my supplies.
jugs (spray painted some from McDonalds), paper, ribbon. glue gun & googly eyes
This
is pretty straight forward. Have your kids (or you can do it for them)
write what they are thankful for on strips of paper.
I decided NOT to
cut feather shapes but feel free.
Once you have all of your 'feathers' - glue them on.
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| yes..the ladybug is thankful for the 'couch' :) |
These little cuties are on our mantle.
I think I'll put them on our Thanksgiving table with flowers in them...
or maybe some of my 'gobble gobble' toppers!
You have no idea how nervous I was to share them -
the encouragement means the world to me!
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10 comments:
they are just darling!!! I love it! And I am SO thankful for the couch too! ;o)
hugs!
Kim @ Party Frosting!
Adorable! Love the couch, too! You did a great job on the printables as well!
Man, the stuff you think to use amazes me. That little milk jug would've gone straight to the trash in my house. You are so durn creative! So smart! Love it!
Cute!!! Love these... and I love that she is thankful for the couch... tooo cute!
Those are SO adorable! You are so creative, I love it : )
Paula
i must make these! they are soo cute!!!
These are too cute! And LOL that she is thankful for the couch...it would be pretty uncomfortable to sit on the floor all the time:)
Those jugs are the perfect turkey shape. Great job -- way to get your kids involved!
Very cute!
P.S. I found football paper today. It was in the "specialty" paper area at Hobby Lobby! Whooo hoooo! Now on to the water bottles!
Just stopping by to let you know that I have featured your project on Fun Family Crafts! You can see it here
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