http://blog.jumpstart.com/2009/11/09/pine-cone-turkeys/ Tips, Tricks and Tales From the Brand Trusted By 30 Million Parents Fri, 12 Mar 2010 23:13:51 +0000 http://wordpress.com/ hourly 1 http://blog.jumpstart.com/2009/11/09/pine-cone-turkeys/#comment-1803 Janet Fri, 13 Nov 2009 16:19:38 +0000 http://blog.jumpstart.com/?p=2788#comment-1803 My daughter made these last year at story time at the public library. However, instead of making feather shapes on the paper, they traced their hand (a stack of two pieces each of red, orange, and yellow). When cut out and arranged on the pine cone, the fingers and thumb represent the feathers. This was especially cute because it preserved her hand print from when the craft was made (age 4) and was more personal. The turkey head, however, was cut out in profile with a waddle hanging down and beak sticking out, with googly eyes stuck to either side of the paper where appropriate. Very cute craft. My daughter made these last year at story time at the public library. However, instead of making feather shapes on the paper, they traced their hand (a stack of two pieces each of red, orange, and yellow). When cut out and arranged on the pine cone, the fingers and thumb represent the feathers. This was especially cute because it preserved her hand print from when the craft was made (age 4) and was more personal. The turkey head, however, was cut out in profile with a waddle hanging down and beak sticking out, with googly eyes stuck to either side of the paper where appropriate. Very cute craft.

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