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Turkey Favor Box
By Melony Bradley
1011-5
Ben Franklin wanted
the turkey to be the U.S. national bird. We chose the American Bald
Eagle instead.
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Main supplies:
- 3.4 oz gelatine
box
- DecoArt®
acrylic paint – yellow and red
- Elmers®
Washable School Glue
- Elmers®
Painters® Opaque Marker- black, fine point
- Forster®
Woodsies- ovals- nine, Forster®
- Jumbo Woodsies
– teardrops- one
- Pepperall®
Rex Lace®- maroon, golden rod, red
- Wiggle eyes-
two
Basic Supplies:
- 1Fiskars®
scissors
- Fiskars®
hole punch
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Instructions:
- Cut off the top and
top sides of a gelatine box. Paint the box and three ovals
brown. Paint three ovals red and three yellow. Paint the
teardrop half red and half yellow.
- Outline all shapes
and front of box with black marker. Attach wiggle eyes with
glue.
- Glue ovals and teardrop
to box.
- Cut plastic lace to
four lengths of 12” each. Use one color for two strands.
Group strands together in pairs and twist around each other.
- Punch holes in sides
of box and insert handle. Tie ends to secure.
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