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Turkey craft with pinecone. Below you’ll find two different ways to make these pinecone turkeys. Start with the largest leaves. Use standard craft supplies and the printable template.

Add eyes to pom pom, as well as small pieces of yellow pipe cleaner for beak and red pipe cleaner for waddle. Web instructions more thanksgiving ideas 💬 comments every year, our family collects fall leaves and pinecones to decorate our home. Web how to pinecone turkey | fall crafts for kids easy kids craft 216k subscribers subscribe subscribed 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 1 2 3 4

Pinecone turkey klutz the scholastic store thanksgiving crafts for kids: Glue orange felt triangle nose to pinecone. After you select your favorite pine cones, simply wash off the pine cones to remove dirt and other debris (and small critters, too!) set aside to dry.

Web pinecone turkey craft materials pinecone leaves brown and yellow paper googly eyes glue scissors play dough (optional) how to make it star by picking out a nice pinecone that can stand on it’s own. Web scissors pencil glue pinecone moving eyes step by step tutorial print out the template and then cut it out. Begin by gluing two pom poms near the top of the pinecone.

So let’s get to how to make these gorgeous painted pinecone turkeys! Small scrap of red or brown cardstock or construction paper (4″ x 2″ is a good size to start with) very small scrap of orange cardstock or construction paper; Add hot glue to secure.

Great for kids and adults alike! Next, glue the googly eyes to the top of the beak. Wrap the pipe cleaner around the pom pom and curve down into pinecone.