Set a silly turkey on your table.1. Glue feathers to a large brown pompom pom·pon also pom·pom n. 1. A tuft or ball of material such as wool or ribbon, used as a decoration, especially on shoes, caps, or curtains. 2. A small buttonlike flower of some chrysanthemums and dahlias. 3. . Let them dry. 2. For legs, bend a chenille che·nille n. 1. A soft tufted cord of silk, cotton, or worsted used in embroidery or for fringing. 2. Fabric made of this cord, commonly used for bedspreads or rugs. stick in half, and twist the folded or bent end. Bend the legs to look wobbly. Glue the legs to the bottom of the pompom. 3. For the neck and head, bend another chenille stick into thirds, then twist it together. Bend one end over. Glue the neck to the pompom. Let it dry. 4. For a wattle wattle, in botany: see acacia. , cut a red chenille stick in half. Fold one piece in half and twist it. Bend one end over the "beak beak or bill Stiff, projecting oral structure of birds and turtles (both of which lack teeth) and certain other animals (e.g., cephalopods and some insects, fishes, and mammals). ." Pinch it together to secure it. Glue on wiggle eyes. Let the turkey dry completely. By Robin Adams |
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