Roast Turkey Costume

By: Martha Stewart

Dress your baby in this roast turkey costume for a truly memorable Thanksgiving! Use this turkey Thanksgiving craft to learn how to sew a costume for your child to wear. When you bring our your baby dressed in this adorably goofy ensemble, your Thanksgiving guests will be so surprised and impressed by your handiwork. You could also make this turkey costume as a fun and quirky DIY Halloween costume. This hilarious and adorable DIY costume is sure to be talked about for years to come.

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jg86 7372813

Nov 14, 2017

This is in very poor taste. And it looks uncomfortable.

Marilyn B

Oct 28, 2017

When I first looked at this project, I was like, whoa.... This is a bit 'different' but I had to admire the realism and technique as this costume does indeed look like a turkey! What a humorous way to get everyone giggling at the holiday dinner....it certainly would be a conversation starter! But if you don't go for the idea of it being a costume, how about filling it with fiberfill, and use it for a goofy pillow at thanksgiving...funny and fun decor! This is very creative for sure! ) gave me a giggle!

Polly Esther

Jul 26, 2016

This gives a whole new meaning to "I could eat you up."

Anne Meding

Oct 24, 2012

I think it's a hoot! Anne Geddes sure makes a small fortune dressing babies up as everything from flowers to bugs, why not a turkey dinner.

Nancy861

Oct 24, 2012

Geez. Lighten up, ladies! I would hate to know how many of you have dressed your own children as devils or witches over the years... I think this is adorable. My own granddaughter was a pea pod last year for halloween. What is the difference?

Hollybegood

Oct 24, 2012

This is a crime. Who dresses their child as a meal for Thanksgiving? Why do parents want to dress their children as anything other than children?.. DISCUSTING