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Category: Fall Crafts

Embroidery Hoop Thanksgiving Turkey Tutorial

Gobble Gobble! Get ready for Thanksgiving with this fun, festive craft! Your kids will love cutting out the different shapes and using glue to create a cute turkey.

Difficulty level: Beginner
Time to complete: 30 minutes
Age range: 8 and up

Things you’ll need:
Burlap fabric
7″ Embroidery Hoop
4″ Embroidery Hoop
Felt
1/2″ Googly Eyes
3 x 6 Card
Scissors
Hot glue gun and glue sticks
Paper
Pen
Ruler

Things to do:
1. Make a pattern for the turkey feet (2 1/4 ” x 2″), feathers (4 1/2 ” x 3″), beak and snood.
2. Trace the patterns onto felt and cut out the shapes. We used brown felt for the feet, gold for the beak, red for the snood and feathers all in different colors.
3. Put burlap pieces into the embroidery hoops and trim the edges, leaving enough fabric to fold down inside the frame and glue in place.
4. Arrange feathers onto a piece of card stock to hold them in place and glue them together. Glue the card to the back of the large embroidery hoop.
5. Fold the long edge of the beak over and glue it to hold the shape.
6. Use glue to attach the large and small embroidery hoops.
7. Glue the beak, eyes and snood to the small embroidery hoop.
8. Attach the feet on the back of the large embroidery hoop.

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DIY Grateful Fall Embroidery Hoop Wreath

Celebrate the season with this festive wreath. It looks lovely on your front door, or displayed inside as a part of a gallery wall. We’ll be surrounding our wreath with family photos, to remind ourselves of all we have to be grateful for this Thanksgiving season.

Difficulty level: Beginner
Time to complete: 30 minutes
Age range: 12 and up

Things you’ll need:
10″ Embroidery hoop
Grateful wood cutout
White pumpkins
Pinecones
Striped ribbon
Greenery leaves
Lamb’s ear stems
Scissors
Hot glue gun and glue sticks
Floral wire
Wire cutters

Things to do:

  1. Wire and hot glue leaves onto the hoop, covering 2/3 of the surface.
  2. Use wire to make ribbon loops and secure them to the hoop with hot glue. Leave enough room to add in pumpkins in various sizes.
  3. Use hot glue to attach your finishing details. The pumpkins should be placed between the ribbon loops and pinecones will fill in any empty spaces.
  4. Complete your wreath by attaching the “Grateful” cutout to the top of the embroidery hoop with hot glue.
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