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Fearless Friday, Turkey Designs

It’s hard to believe that a week from today is November 1!

In the USA people are staring to think about Thanksgiving

Turkeys are the iconic symbol of Thanksgiving,

so today I’m sharing some turkey designs

that you can use to make place cards,

cards, and decorations for your table or home

This little turkey is easy to paint in just a few steps

After you paint the basic body with orange feathers,

add more feathers with red

Then add brown, a few black feathers, and paint his legs

Then give him a hat, a face and a red wattle

You can paint him on glasses, a pitcher, place cards, whatever you want

[Be sure to use curable paint for glass if painting on glass]

For the vase below,

I just painted his head and body on the vase

and then filled it with flowers for his “feathers”

I used an inexpensive glass vase

and painted a large brown circle for the turkey body

Then a pear shape for his neck and a oval shaped head

When the paint was dry he got a red wattle, eyes, beak, bird legs

And little feathers on his chest

You can also fill it with feathers or wheat

You can a paint a turkey on a wooden sign from the craft store

to hang on the wall or a door

Simple feathers with shapes of orange and yellow

A simple brown circle and pear shape for the body

and painted lines for legs and feet

A few swooshes for details and definition

A pilgrim hat and a wattle and this turkey is done!

It was just the right size to fit in the center of my fall wreath

It’s time to think turkey,

happy painting and…

Be Fearless!

I will be joining these fabulous parties and blogs:

Sundays on Silverado/  Happiness is Homemade

Love Your Creativity

Between Naps on the Porch / Turn About Tuesday 

Wednesday Linky Party / Karin’s Cottage Linky Party

Full Plate Thursday /Thursday Favorite Things

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