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Friday, November 18, 2011

Gobble Gobble Girl!



One last Thanksgiving craft, and it's a cute one!!


We had a date with a turkey, so we got dressed up to meet him!


First I traced the cutest little hand in town.


Iron your fabric and interfacing together and cut out your handprint.


Iron another piece of interfacing to the inside of the front of your shirt.


Pin your hand in place on the shirt and sew your ric-rac legs in place.


Make a little turkey wattle out of your ric-rac.


Applique your handprint on the shirt with a zig-zag stitch, placing the wattle under his chin.


Usually I like to use a thread that matches my fabric, but I was out of brown and this rainbow was so fun!!


So fast, and so fun!


She had a ball visiting the animals, and the mommies there loved her turkey shirt!


Happy Turkey Day!!

21 comments:

  1. What a great idea to preserve her handprints too! I love the rainbow thread you used. I've never sewn with that!
    (via TT&J)

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  2. So cute! And I love the rainbow thread!

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  3. This is so darling! I am having a TURKEY SHOW OFF party, complete with prizes, over at my blog this weekend, and would love it if you would share this!

    Carlee
    www.ladybirdln.com

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  4. That's adorable! Love it! Thanks for sharing.

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  5. Very cute! I love that it's her hand print!

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  6. The shirt is super cute! I love the rainbow thread!!

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  7. I love rainbow thread! I've seen that before but haven't ever bought any.

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  8. That's os simple yet so beautiful.

    Please come to my parties:
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  9. Who couldn't fall in love with a Polka Dot Turkey??!! Incredibly cute...as is your little model!!

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  10. Thanks for the instructions. The little princess is very beautiful. Greetings from me and the Czech Republic.

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  11. That shirt is so adorable, and so is your little girl. Gobble, gobble. Happy t-day.
    Im your newest follower. Would ♥ a follow back.
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  12. This little top is so darling Jaime!! And so is your little one. :) I'm sharing this on FB & Twitter tonight! :)

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  13. she is SO cute and I adore how the top turned out I'd love you to link this to my party at http://raegunwear.blogspot.com/2011/11/what-i-wore-wednesdays-1.html

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  14. I love this idea!! So glad you linked it up with us, I think I still have time to whip one up before Thursday! WHoHOOO! You are awesome :)
    Britney
    www.jandmseyecandy.blogspot.com

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  15. Very cute! I don't think my sewing skills are good enough to trace a hand yet, but it's a super-cute idea!

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  16. What an adorable shirt! Great way to keep the little memories preserved.

    Kim
    Www.todayismysome-day.blogspot.com

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  17. She's adorable and the shirt is too cute!

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  18. Such a cute idea. I won't have time to make it this year but have printed the page to save for next year.

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  19. Cute, cute, cute t-shirt!! LOVE IT! I hope you had a great Thanksgiving! Thanks for linking up to TGIF & we'll see you next week! Don't forget to enter for a chance to Guest Post & Have your blog featured on my sidebar for the entire month of December - http://livinglifeintentionally.blogspot.com/2011/11/thank-you-want-to-guest-post.html
    Beth =-)

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  20. Hi Jaime, what an adorable shirt. You really did a great job on that one. Thanks for sharing. I have recently found your blog and am now following you, and will visit often. Please stop by my blog and perhaps you would like to follow me also. Have a wonderful day. Hugs, Chris

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