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Showing posts with label Thanksgiving crafts for kids. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Thanksgiving crafts for kids. Show all posts
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Handprint Turkey Countdown Calendar [Thanksgiving Countdown Calendar]
Turkey Handprint Countdown Calendar from Honeybear Lane
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11/24/2010
Turkey Hat
I am thinking that the kids need to make these turkey hats from My Kids Make:
and then go turkey hunting with the miniature bow and arrows!
via Craft
and then go turkey hunting with the miniature bow and arrows!
via Craft
11/21/2010
Clay Pot Pilgrims
If you are looking for a craft for your kids on Thanksgiving day, than these cute clay pot pilgrims are a fun option:
You can get the tutorial for these over at Child Made.
You can get the tutorial for these over at Child Made.
11/20/2010
Crafty Cornucopias
Jute Cornucopia from Holiday Crafts:
(thanks to Sassy Sites for finding this one)
A paper plate and rope cornucopia from Family Fun:
and I had one made out of yarn, but it has disappeared! Of course, rope, yarn, jute, raffia, you can use these patterns and use just about any material you like.
(thanks to Sassy Sites for finding this one)
A paper plate and rope cornucopia from Family Fun:
and I had one made out of yarn, but it has disappeared! Of course, rope, yarn, jute, raffia, you can use these patterns and use just about any material you like.
Leaf Print Table Linens
Once Upon a Holiday has a great tutorial for these beautiful leaf print linens:
It is a super kid friendly craft and requires zero paint or ink!
It is a super kid friendly craft and requires zero paint or ink!
11/16/2010
Thanksgiving Crafts
Party Frosting has a ton of cute turkey ideas for your Thanksgiving table, and her post reminded me of all the fun party ideas at Parents.com.
They have these cute felt turkey pops:
This fun faux pinecone made from an egg carton:
And this yarn cornucopia:
There are a lot of other cute holiday crafts at Parents.com and even more fun turkey projects over at Party Frosting.
They have these cute felt turkey pops:
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| Using a plate or bowl, trace an 8-inch circle onto brown felt and cut it out. Fold the circle in half twice to find the center and snip a hole for the stick to go through. Stretch the felt around the sucker, securing it with a rubber band. Fluff and fan out the excess felt, then add crafts foam face pieces and googly eyes to complete the face. |
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| ake an empty cardboard egg carton and cut the carton into 12 individual cups (an adult should do this step). Cut a "V" slit into each side of the cup using the "V" that is already part of the cup as a guide, and gently spread out the pieces like petals of a flower. Paint all the pieces brown, then layer and glue the pieces together. Wrap a rubber band around the bottom of the top piece to keep it closed, then insert a card between the "petals." |
And this yarn cornucopia:
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| First make a mold by covering a 6-inch plastic foam cone with aluminum foil, crumpling excess foil at the tip to make a curved end. Then dip a 3-foot length of brown yarn into a bowl of white glue, removing excess glue between your fingertips, and wind the wet yarn around the cone. Continue wrapping lengths of glue-covered yarn around the cone until covered. Let the cone dry for a few days, then twist the cornucopia off the cone. |
11/07/2010
Pilgrim Pals
Sassy Sites has a ton of fun Pilgrim Pals linked up on their site right now. My favorite are these cuties from The Year of Living Fabulously:
You could have all the supplies in a basket and let the kids make some pilgrim pals as their Thanksgiving Day craft!
You could have all the supplies in a basket and let the kids make some pilgrim pals as their Thanksgiving Day craft!
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