DIY 3D Paper Turkeys

IN-57/6766

Do It Yourself 3D Paper Turkeys. Kids love creating their own festive centerpieces! Ready to paint or color, these cardboard turkeys are a great way to decorate tables for Thanksgiving. 8" We recommend using crayons, washable markers, colored pencils, permanent markers, acrylic paint or tempera paint, sold separately online. © OTC

Age Recommendation:

Ages 5 & Up: Containing medium-sized pieces with the occasional angular edge, these lightweight to sturdy crafts may require some assembly such as stringing beads or gluing items to create a 3Dimensional project.

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Great craft! This craft was a hit with a wide age range of kids from our church. It was easy to complete and appropriate with a wide range of art media (crayons, markers, glitter, tissues paper squares, etc.). The results were appealing and unique for each child. November 19, 2009

good for all ages We are using this for our Jakes day. Needed something that is easy for all ages to assemble. July 24, 2012

Cute but they won't stand up Cute craft to show the creativity of children but the paper is not heavy enough. Once you put it all together it falls over. Have to find a way to keep them standing. November 10, 2010

Flimsy I got these for a school Thanksgiving Party (grade 1), figuring they would make an easy (and easy to clean up) craft. Good thing I tested them first: the paper is not as heavy as I expected, but the worst part is that once the two sets of tail feather are in place, the turkey cannot stand on it's own. I now have to figure out how to weigh down the front so it can be upright. October 28, 2010