How to Make Paper Craft Turkey for Thanksgiving Step by Step Instructions Easy Tutorial

Let us learn how to make papercraft turkey for thanksgiving by following some really easy steps instructions so that you don’t miss out any fun in the creative field when you celebrate the occasion with your loved ones. Let’s have a look.

How to Make Paper Craft Turkey for Thanksgiving

Materials required:

1. Different colored craft papers(at least A5 in size)
2. Pencil
3. Marker
4. Cardboard
5. Protractor for making circles
6. A palm ( most important;) )

Instructions:

Take A5 sized sheets of different colours.

Make the shape of your palm on the sheets.

Take a cut-out of the shape from all the sheets.

You’ll get different coloured palm shapes.

Apply glue to one of them.

Paste other pieces on top of another.

Keep pasting until you use all the pieces. Make sure to incline them at an angle of around 30 degrees from each other.

You’ll get multicoloured feathers.

Now take the piece of cardboard.

Draw two circles, one circle smaller and the other one a little larger in diameter.

Cut the two circles.

Paste the two cutouts one below the other. Give them the shape of the body of the turkey.

Now paste the cardboard piece on the feathers(i.e. the palm cutouts). Be careful so that the sheets do not fold.

Paste a small round white sheet for eyes using a pair of tweezers.

Paste a smaller black circular part on its centre.

Add another very small round white sheet for the eyeballs. Do the same for another eye too.

Take a small piece of red paper and fold it in half.

Extract a heart shape on the sheet.

Cut the sheet and open it to get a heart shape.

Paste it below the eyes at the centre.

Fold a diamond-shaped yellow sheet in half.

Paste it on the inverted heart that you just pasted to make its beak.

Cut out two feet of the turkey, preferably from yellow paper.

Your cute looking crafty paper turkey is ready to let others drool over your skills! Flaunt your well-made neat piece of art and decorate your room this thanksgiving with some creative paper turkeys! Let us have a look at other unknown key points of turkeys.

• One of the most startling facts is that turkeys have a better eyesight than humans.
• You may not come across a turkey charging you, but if so, they are mostly scared by sudden noises, like the barking of a dog, opening an umbrella, or anything too sudden to frighten them.
• Turkeys, though being efficient fliers, prefer to stay and walk on the ground in normal circumstances.
• The sense of smell of turkeys is quite weak. They can chiefly smell sweet, sour, acid and bitter.
• The turkeys can effectively recognize each other through their voices.
• Nonetheless, their lifespan is limited to around 3-5 years.
• Turkeys can speed up their flying by up to 55 miles per hour!

Turkeys are basically large birds, who find their native place in America, precisely in the Northern continent. In many countries, the majority of the people celebrating Thanksgiving prepare turkey for the feast alongside mashed potatoes, stuffing, and cranberry sauce.