Calling All Crafters! Turkey Pots for Giving

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Fire up your glue guns Folks, cuz we're about to get crafty! 
Shhh...you don't actually need to be that crafty for this one-
Just be able to paint and glue!
Crafty Christy has been busy whipping up these cute little turkey pots for our parent volunteers to thank them for taking time to help in class around this time each year.

 Here is what you need for each pot:
(all supplies can be found at your local craft store) 

*2 1/2"-3" Terra Cotta Pot
*Brown, Orange, and Red paint
*Wooden Craft Spoon=brown body
*Long Heart 1"=red waddle
*Small Heart 1/2" or 3/4"=orange beak
*Large Heart 1 1/2"=orange feet
*Small black pom poms or beads for the eyes
*Artificial Leaves
*Seasonal Print Fabric 3" =bow

 Step 1: Paint all wooden parts. We do assembly line style and paint large quantities all at once.

Step 2: With pinking shears, cut 3" strip of fabric and tie into a knot.
Step 3: With a hot glue gun, glue small orange heart on top of long red heart. Glue long heart to craft stick. 
Glue eyes above and bow below.
Step 4: Glue leaves to back of pot- 2 on the sides, one in the middle. 
Glue large orange heart on bottom.
Step 5: Glue Turkey Body to front of pot.
Fill with Fall Chocolate Kisses, Mini Fall Chocolate Bars, or any other festive goodies. 
Happy Turkey Day Y'All! 
Gobble Gobble!


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Fluttering Through First Grade
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11 comments:

  1. So sinking cute! Would love to do with my class, but the funding just isn't there...so I think I will make one to go to Thanksgiving lunch at my sister-in-laws...of course filled with some sweet treats1 Thanks!

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  2. Wha what?!?! Adorable. I am envious of your creativity, ladies!! That would make an awesome "We're Thankful for YOU" gift for parent volunteers! :)

    Thanks for sharing!

    Kate
    Second Grade Sparkle

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  5. Those pots are really adorable! Thanks for the step by step directions.

    Cindy
    Granny Goes to School

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  9. Thanks so much ladies! It's a cute lil token of our appreciation to our volunteers. Happy Turkey Day all!

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  10. SO CUTE!!!!!!!!!! Now, come to my classroom and do that!

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  11. This is so cute and thank you for sharing it with all of us.
    Deb at Fabulously First

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