We still need to work on this activity a lot more. She was frustrated and started to pull at the turkeys feathers and stretched out the button holes. I had to stitch around the holes for extra durability.
Monday, October 4, 2010
Button Turkey
Thanksgiving in Canada is this weekend! I hope to get lots of activities done that involves Turkeys, giving thanks and food. I can't take credit for this button turkey idea. I have seen it on many blogs such as Here and Here and loved it so i tried to make my own. It turned out alright, I guess it looks like a Turkey. My favorite part is the different buttons. I collect buttons.....yeah I know I'm strange. I use them for all sorts of things including activities I do with the children at daycare. I even bought buttons at a thrift store during a vacation once lol
We still need to work on this activity a lot more. She was frustrated and started to pull at the turkeys feathers and stretched out the button holes. I had to stitch around the holes for extra durability.
We still need to work on this activity a lot more. She was frustrated and started to pull at the turkeys feathers and stretched out the button holes. I had to stitch around the holes for extra durability.
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8 comments:
That is adorable. If only I had any skills in the area of sewing or crafting. lol
Genial idea, y no solo me lo pare a mi, pues a la niña se ve que tambien la ha gustado.
cute! i haven't seen one before and my son REALLy needs to practice his buttoning!
These are really cool.
This post was selected as one of my great posts of the week. Here is the link to my post: http://www.jdaniel4smom.com/2010/10/great-posts-i-came-across-this-week_09.html
I came over from jdaniel4s mom's post.
Your button turkey came out SO cute!
Thank you ladies for linking back:)
I think it turned out great! I especially love the pictures of your little girl doing the buttoning. (And super-cool buttons. Love vintage buttons.)
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