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From: Peggy
Fleisher
I have an easy craft idea that I hope you will like. It is for making an apple
and gumdrop turkey. This turkey is kind of figurative but my daughter enjoys making one
every year. Sarah likes to make this turkey when we visit people around Thanksgiving to give to them.
What you need:
- You need per child:
- one apple
- eight toothpicks
- twenty five gum drops
- one spice drop or other candy
What you do:
 Place
the apple on a table with the stem facing the child. Have your child thread two gum drops
on a toothpick and put the spice drop or other candy that is a little larger than a gum
drop on the top. Do not let the tooth pick go all the way through this last piece of
candy. This forms the head and neck of the turkey.
- Insert the toothpick into the apple at the end away from the
stem. Now thread three gumdrops on five toothpicks. These will be the tail feathers of the
turkey. Insert them in a fan shape near the stem of the apple. Then turn the apple over
and put three gumdrops on two toothpicks to make the feet.
- Insert the two toothpicks that are the legs at an angle on
the bottom of the apple. When you stand it up it does look like a turkey. Of course, kids
will want a couple of gum drops to eat.
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This wonderful combination
reveals a spicy holiday scent and provides a beautiful ornament for your Christmas tree.
Pat was generous enough to provide us with this fabulously easy and fun craft. Pat says,
"My son loved doing them. They turn out really nice, you can't make a mistake pouring
glitter onto a glue shape and the kids feel very successful. And, of course, the smell is
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