Thanksgiving turkey fun!
Happy Thanksgiving to all my fellow Americans! And happy Thursday to everyone else, wherever you are! I’m grateful, this year, for my family, my friends, my yarn, Star Trek, and my rpg stuff. And other stuff, but that’s irrelevant now. Anyways, I’ve been very busy lately, but I did find time to try a project. I used to make handprint turkeys, while I was growing up. And now, I figured out something else. An embroidered handprint turkey! It’s a fairly simple project, perfect for kids as well as adults. You will need construction paper (or some other kind of thicker paper; I don’t recommend regular printer paper, because it won’t hold up to embroidery), embroidery floss (or any other kind of thicker thread for decorative work, like perle cotton, craft cord, or multiple strands of colorful sewing thread held together), a tapestry needle or other wide-eyed needle with a dull point, scissors, and a pencil. You may also want a sewing pin to punch holes, cardstock and glue to display it on