I wanted to do an easy but slightly unique craft with my son for Thanksgiving so I came up with the idea of making turkey suncatchers!
All you need is a turkey coloring sheet (feel free to use mine!), crayons, cotton balls and baby oil! Also recommended: paper towels or newspaper to keep your work area clean.
This is perfect activity to do with your toddler because they don’t have to stay in the lines! Just print out your turkey outline and let them color away. After they are done coloring, cut out your turkeys for step two.
I put the cut outs on a paper towel to keep my table clean. Next pour a little baby oil on a cotton ball or napkin.
Rub the baby oil all over the paper, making sure it soaks in all over. This will make the paper slightly transparent so the sun can peek through it!
Hang up your turkeys in the window to catch the sun and enjoy!
Many great crafts. Thanks for sharing, mamma.
HAPPY TUESDAY!
Omg we use coloring pages daily. I had no idea!!!! I'm totally doing this tonight
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Oh my word. What a fun craft! I don't even have any little kids and I want to do this! Thank you so much for sharing.
Fun very cute and festive craft!
Very cool idea! My kids will love this.
Hello beautiful! It is always a pleasure to be a part of your party each week. We would truly love if you could swing by our party. That would be fantastic! Happy Tuesday! Lou Lou Girls
These are so cute! I always wondered how you made suncatchers… this would be fun on a snow day, but with santa or something!
Totally awesome!
Thanks for post. I am always looking for fun crafts to do with my Nieces and Nephews.
OO, I love these! Gorgeous.
This was my first time linking up! Thanks so much for this link-up. I love being inspired by others and hopefully inspiring others as well.
OMG. What a Great craft! I don’t even have any little Childs and I want to do this! Thank you so much for sharing, will surely do this Thanksgiving