Recycled CD Turkey Kids Craft - tidwellbrourcomis

Now's Thanksgiving themed kids cunning is such sport and improbably slow for little ones too. I'm talking kids of Altogether ages {flat those crafty adults} will enjoy making this Recycled CD Turkey Kids Craft .

With simply a couple of unlobed supplies {with one being a recycled material so IT's super cheap at that!} this adorable craft takes a total of 10 minutes to complete – beginning to finish. Plus it makes for a great medallion to display during your Thanksgiving celebrations AND with it incooperating sweet handprint cutouts, this is also a great relic to treasure for years to come!

This Recycled CD Turkey is sure to garbage down some fun this holiday season, so let's catch those craft supplies and get to work along creating this incomparable-of-a-kind piece today! Happy crafting my friends!!!

Supplies:

• Old Atomic number 48
• School Glue
• Burn Tissue Composition
• Paint Brush
• Various Colors of Cardstock/Scrapbook Paper
• Black Sharpie
• Scissors

First have your tiddler hack their tan tissue into small squares.

Now have your child paint a thick bed of glue all over the CD, really making sure they get every inch {it doesn't matter which side of the CD you choose to cover with paste}

Side by side have them place the tissue squares on top of the glue, until the Four hundred is completely spattered. Set back aside.

Grab your cardstock and scrapbook paper. Trace your child's helping hand respective times along the scrapbook paper. Pare those out for the turkey's feathers {we did five handprints but you are Thomas More than wanted to fare more/inferior} Now grab your cardstock and cut out joker features {think eyes, honker, legs etc.}

To finish off the Recycled CD Republic of Turkey  – grab your handprint cutouts and paste those to the back of the Certificate of deposit. Then grab your other cardstock pieces and glue those to the front of the CD. Now set it aside to let IT all dry completely before displaying proudly! {psst – paste string to the back to hang IT on a wall or add whatever magnets to the back to display along the electric refrigerator}

Stacey Gibbon

I'm a proud Air Force wife, mother to a preschooler and a self-proclaimed trade-a-holic. Through my blog Glued to My Crafts, I hope to inspire others to get crafty with my simple DIY tutorials and kid friendly activities. Most to all my craft tutorials require No special skills or tools - just simple fun that anyone arse reach!

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