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Handprint Turkey Softie

By: Bella Dia
Handprint Turkey Softie
Handprint Turkey Softie

Make a handprint turkey softie with felt feathers. Just use your or your child's hand for a pattern to make this decorative sewing project, perfect for a Thanksgiving centerpiece. This simple tutorial takes a unique, beautiful twist on the traditional handprint turkey Thanksgiving craft, adding color, feathers, and other intricate details. This plush turkey will last much longer than tracing your child's hand on paper. Your little ones will love knowing that they contributed to your DIY Thanksgiving decorations. Add these adorable turkeys to your table or display them throughout your home to create a festive Thanksgiving atmosphere.

Project TypeMake a Project

Time to CompleteIn an evening

Sewn byEither Hand or Machine

Easy

For more Thanksgiving table decorating ideas, check out 22 DIY Thanksgiving Table Decorations & Thanksgiving Side Dishes.

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I will have to make more than one of these hand print turkey softies. They make for a very colorful table centerpiece. I like the idea to start with a kids hand print as it is a great way to include them in the process. Kids can choose what color felt feathers to use as well. Nice project.

This little stuffed fella would be welcome on any holiday table. This project oattern would definitely lend itself to the use of nice fabric scraps, especially those of autumn colors, and imcoildmsee this in the country or shabby chic look with plaids and gingham Type fabric as shown, or a most posh option with velvety, brocades and satins! Lovely pattern and idea...thanks for sharing!

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