Download Your Free Turkey Headband Template Below
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Woohoo, you’ve made it to the download page! All you need to do is scroll down and click on the “Get Your Freebies” image below.
When you click the image, it’ll open the PDF file in a new browser window. You can print it from there or download it to your computer to save for later.
Here’s an in-process image so you can see how to make this craft:

And here’s the finished craft:

Please remember that our printables are for personal use only. They are not allowed to be sold or used for commercial purposes.
To print the directions or to see the entire blog post, go here: Turkey Headband Craft

Meet Sam
Sam is the crafter and founder of Simple Everyday Mom. She has been featured in Oprah Mag, Good Housekeeping, The Spruce Crafts, Country Living, The Bump, and more.








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You sent me a link to download the turkey headband. When i clicked on the link the template was not there, just the instuctions to make it. Can you please resend me a link for the template. Thankyou.
The template is on this page. Just scroll past the photo and click the blue “download now” button and it’ll open the PDF ◡̈
I’m going to have him color them and make them with card stock like a comment suggested
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My son is going to love these in November
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These are cute, my 4yo class and parents loved them! Make sure to use cardboard or maybe cardstock for the feathers! I tried construction paper, and it was a headache getting them stiff enough to stand up.
Oh, yes, great tip!