Fun Turkey Handprint Craft with Free Template!
Looking for a fun and easy Turkey Handprint Craft to make with your kids? This Turkey Handprint Craft is perfect! Children will love using their imagination to create a colorful and silly Handprint Turkey. Use our Free Turkey Handprint Template below and get creative making your own Paper Turkey Craft design. Let’s get started!
Materials Needed for the Turkey Craft with Handprint
- Free Turkey Crafts Template
- Googly Eyes or Pencils
- Colored Cardstock or Constuction Paper
- Glue
- Scissors
- Crayola Markers
1. Free Turkey Handprint Template
How to Make a Handprint Turkey Craft?
Want to make a fun Turkey craft with your kids? Then look no further! This Handprint Turkey is perfect for all ages and can be made in just a few simple steps. So, gather your supplies and keep reading for the simple step by step instructions.
1. Download the Turkey Craft Template
Then print the Turkey Handprint pattern.
2. Cut Out the Pieces You’ll Need.
Use scissors to cut out the sections.
3. Cut Lion Template
Stick the template onto the required colored paper and cut it out.
4. Glue the Turkey’s Eyes
Stick the two grey circles onto the white ones. Then add a smaller blue circle on each eye accompanied by the black eyeballs. Your eyes are ready now!
5. Paste the Turkey’s Eyes
Now glue the eyes to the face. (Optional Googly Eyes) Next sketch the eyebrows and 3 eyelashes on each eye.
6. Attach the Turkey’s Feet
Take the two min blush- pink ovals and attach them beneath both the eyes to highlight the rosy cheeks of your endearing turkey.
7. Add the Beak
First attach the upper part of the beak, then the red tongue beneath it along with the lower part of the beak at the end to conclude the mouth.
8. Glue the Snood
Glue on the snood. You will fix it on the left side of the beak.
9. Make the Hat
The hat is divided into two parts. You will take hold of the lower part with which is attached to the belt and stick it to the top of the head. The upper part will be bonded with the lower part. Next glue to the head.
10. Make the Hat
Grab the three hands and arrange them in such a way that the middle hand is sandwiched between the other two at the sides slightly tilted. Then glue it to the head.
Thats it! You just created The Best Handprint Turkey
How did your Turkey Handprint turn out? What color did you use to make your Turkey out of paper? Don’t forget to share your Turkey with us.
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What is a Turkey Handprint Craft?
A handprint craft is a cool way to create a memorable piece of art using your hands. Turkey Handprint Crafts are a fun and easy Turkey craft project that can be enjoyed by kids of all ages. All you need is some construction paper, scissors, glue and a few simple supplies to make your own Turkey Handprint Craft.
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Turkey Handprint Craft Instructions
- Download the Turkey Handprint Template
- Print and cut out the parts.
- Stick the template onto the required colored paper and cut it out
- To make the turkey’s feathers, trace your child’s hand onto the colorful card stock of your choice and cut them all out.
- Or use the Cutout for the handprint
- Stick the template onto the required colored paper and cut it out
- Stick the two grey circles onto the white ones.
- Then add a smaller blue circle on each eye accompanied by the black eyeballs. Your eyes are ready now!
- Stick these onto the circular face and sketch the eyebrows and 3 eyelashes on each eye.
- Take the two min blush- pink ovals and attach them beneath both the eyes to highlight the rosy cheeks of your endearing owl.
- First attach the upper part of the beak, then the red tongue beneath it along with the lower part of the beak at the end to conclude the mouth.
- As this a bird, it also must have a snood. You will fix it on the left side of the beak.
- Don’t forget to create a hat for your owl so that it doesn’t feel cold at night!
- The hat is divided into two parts. You will take hold of the lower part with which is attached the belt and stick it to the top of the head.
- The upper part will be bonded with the lower part
- Grab the three hands and arrange them in such a way that the middle hand is sandwiched between the other two at the sides slightly tilted.
- This arrangement is to be added at the back.
- Congratulations! You have completed the Turkey Handprint Craft!
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