Scrappy Turkey Tutorial

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Scrappy Turkey Tutorial Looking for a fun and easy way to create a one of a kind piece of clothing for your child to wear this Thanksgiving? Look no further! Our Scrappy Turkey can be created with little fabric, minimal sewing experience, and is as versatile as it is cute. You can go simple and let the turkey s feathers lay flat, sewn down to the piece of clothing. Or you can give them a bit of flair and let them stand up as those shown in the picture do. Little hands love a 3D piece of clothing that lets them explore. Using different types of fabric that have different textures is also fun for them. The fabric choices and embellishments are endless and entirely up to you so that you can create a truly unique piece just for your little turkey. To create your turkey you will need: - An item to attach your turkey to. You could use a bib, t-shirt, even the butt of a pair of pants. You can hand make the article of clothing or buy a ready to wear piece to embellish. - Several small pieces of fabric large enough to cut your turkey and feathers from. Colors and fabric type can vary to suit your own tastes. -An iron on fusible stabilizer that can be sewn. I prefer Heat and Bond Lite - sewable. - Sewing machine, scissors, thread, pins. Hand sewing needle optional. - Embellishments such as ribbons or buttons optional. - The Turkey Body and Turkey Feather templates on the next page. Print actual size DO NOT scale to fit. The most important part of this project is to have fun. Your turkey does NOT have to be perfect to be cute and enjoyed by a child. They love whimsy and having an item made just for them. This pattern is provided free of charge. You may do what you want with your finished piece, but please do not try and sell the pattern. Scrappy Turkey Tutorial 1

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1. Start by cutting out your pieces. You ll need one turkey body and up to five turkey feathers. The turkey can be created with as few as three feathers if you prefer, or you can add more than five, but you may need to enlarge the turkey if you do more than five feathers. 2. Apply fusible, sewable stabilizer to your pieces following the package directions. I prefer heat n bond lite for this project. 3. One your stabilizer has been applied and trimmed to size, peel off the paper backing on each of your turkey and feather pieces. 4. I like to iron a crease to show the center point of the piece I m going to apply the turkey to. This will give you a reference for turkey placement as you audition your pieces. Scrappy Turkey Tutorial 3

5. If you want your turkey feathers to lay flat against the article of clothing, follow these steps. If you want your pieces to stand up off the clothing, skip to step 7. DO NOT DO STEP 6 if you want your feathers to stand up off the article of clothing. Start lying your pieces down, and moving them about to see where you want them. DO NOT IRON them down yet, just get a good feel of how you want them to appear. 6. Once you have your turkey and feathers placed, gently take off your turkey body and set it aside. Pin all feathers in place and gently iron them onto the article of clothing. Use an stitch; go around the outer edge of all exposed feathers. Make sure you only sew through one side of your shirt by sliding the shirt onto the machine. Hit them with an iron again once they are all sewn down. Skip to step 14 to finish your turkey. Scrappy Turkey Tutorial 4

7. If you want your feathers to stand up off the shirt, use your sewing machine and go around the outer edge of each individual feather with an stitch. We want the edges to have a finished look and this will also help prevent any fraying. are lined up together with right sides touching. 9. Use an stitch on your sewing machine to stitch down ONLY the short end. Repeat with ALL feathers. 8. Once all your feathers have finished edges, take a feather and fold it so that the two short ends Scrappy Turkey Tutorial 5

10. Manipulate the feather so that it has a nice bend in the center. The feathers don t have to be perfect or exactly alike. Experiment with folding them and manipulating their shape until you find one that suites your taste. 11. Once you have all your feathers shaped start placing them on your piece of clothing and moving them about to see where you want them. DO NOT IRON them down yet, just get a good feel of how you want them to appear. 12. When you have your feathers placed where you want them, gently remove the turkey and set it aside. Pin all your feathers in place at the bottom point and gently iron ONLY the bottom point onto the article of clothing. Do NOT iron the outer edges. If you iron them down, we won t have our 3D turkey! Scrappy Turkey Tutorial 6

13. Using an stitch, stitch only the ends of each feather down, going about ¼ to ½ away from the center point on each side. Make sure you only sew through one side of your shirt by sliding the shirt onto the machine. Once all the feather ends are sewn down, hit just the points with your iron once more to help seal them down. 14. Once all your feathers have been sewn and ironed down, place your turkey body over the feathers where you want it on the shirt. Pin the turkey body down well and hit it with a hot iron so that the fusible stabilizer will adhere to the article of clothing. 15. Make sure you only sew through one side of your shirt by sliding it onto the machine as we did when attaching feathers. Scrappy Turkey Tutorial 7

16. Using an stitch, stitch all the way around the outer edge of your turkey body. 17. Once stitched down, hit your turkey body with a hot iron to ensure the fusible interface is well sealed. 18. Now it s time to give our turkey a face. You can use buttons, hand embroidery, machine embroidery, or even fabric paint to create the face. I first draw the face with a pen so I have an outline to follow. Once you have your face drawn or outlined, follow whatever method you prefer and create your face. Two circles for eyes, a triangle for a nose, and a squiggly line for the gobble should do the trick! Here I hand embroidered the eyes, used a straight triple stitch on my machine to create the nose, and another straight triple stitch for the gobble. All done! For best results, launder the article of clothing inside out or handwash. Scrappy Turkey Tutorial 8

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