Wait for it... The Cornucopias started with this...
I know. the picture alone makes me happy... Anyway, that turned into these:
Then - the hats:
Chocolate dipped marshmallows on fudge stripe cookies. Your welcome, family!!
But - to the real reason for the post. My Turkeys. The only turkeys I will probably ever make...
You may notice the Princess's very interesting shirt? It her own design. It used to be a tank top, and she had me sew in the sleeves, upside down, of an old sweatshrit of her dad's... as turkey wings. It was a cleaver idea! lol!
He really is a little turkey...
hahaha! But really - from my home to yours - Happy Thanksgiving!
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As I have never used foam board in something that someone wears, and also... I have never made turkey costumes, I am going to link up to TNT at Happy Quilting!
I also want to list a few things I am thankful for:
I am thankful for my family. My husband, who is my best friend, and my kids who make me smile everyday.
I am thankful for all of my extended family. It's like having a giant cheerleading squad just for me!
I am thankful for my home.
I am thankful for my talents and the opportunity to share them.
I am thankful for the Internet!
I am thankful for all of you!
12 comments:
i love it cant wait to see you
I think we both have some really cute turkeys! Happy Turkey Day!
Very cute and oh so fun!!!
Cute! Those cookies look soooo good.
Your little turkeys are just too cute! Great job on the costumes!
So adorable!! I love 'em!
Happy Thanksgiving!! Your turkeys look so cute. I love your daughter's sleeve idea!
Your "turkeys" look adorable. Have a Happy Thanksgiving!!
Linds these are so creative and so darling! Love the outfits!
Fun to see your little turkeys (very inventive, by the way) but more fun to see your daughter has a good support crew in her mother, who helps her figure out her designs and gets them made.
I enjoyed reading your list of "thankfuls"--this is one of my favorite holidays because it makes me slow down and think of my blessings.
Elizabeth E.
occasionalpiece.wordpress.com
those hats are adorable! as are the turkeys. :)
Hi I was wondering if you ever took photos on how to attach the backs to the sleeves? I have to add the "feathers" to my son's class turkeys and need to come up with a way of doing it
Thank you!
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