Today we have a guest post from crafting expert, Ellie. I’ve transcribed her instructions as accurately as possible and my Mom took the step-by-step pictures. November’s Mindful Fiber post is more done than it used to be. Please enjoy this tutorial while you wait.
Turkey Handprint Project
Materials:
Paint
A hand
Paint brushes
Bowls to put the paint in
Paper
Something to wash your hand off with (wet paper towels work)
A marker
Process:

Step 1
Step 1: Paint your hand.

Step 2
Step 2: Paint the feathers (your fingers) one color. Paint his head (your thumb) another color. Paint his body (your palm) another color.

Step 3
Step 3: Stick your hand down on a piece of paper like this.

Step 4
Step 4: Pull your hand up and wash it off. Or make more.
Step 5: Let it dry.

Step 6
Step 6: After the paint is dry, use a marker to add feet and an eye and a beak. Turkey!
Step 7: Yell “I LOVE YOU!!!”
Editor’s note: Step 7 might be optional I can’t really tell. Happy Thanksgiving!