Scarecrow Turkey Disguise Craft For Kids [Free Template]

You know who’s not looking forward to Thanksgiving?? Yep, Mr. Turkey sure isn’t.

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Supplies

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Download the turkey template, print, and cut out the pieces you need.

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Begin to make the scarecrow’s hat by gluing the patch somewhere on the hat.

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Take the hat and glue the hair on the outermost ends of the hat, on the back side.

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Next, start working on the turkey by gluing the eyes in the middle of the head, above the mouth.

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Swipe up for full tutorial!

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