Mason Jar Turkey
Mason Jar Turkey
Gobble Gobble! This Mason Jar Turkey will add a whimsical touch to your Thanksgiving decor. Fill with candy for a hostess gift or just set on the dinner table and enjoy the cuteness! This is also a cheap project and a great way to use up those extra canning lids.
Supplies: A pint sized Mason Jar, band and lid, four additional bands, spray paint (I used brown, teal blue, fuchsia and yellow from Design Master), a wood slice ornament, googly eyes, a small piece of felt for the beak, rik rak for the waddle and an orange chenille stem.
Step 1: Spray paint the jar and lid brown.
Step 2: Spray Paint the bands.
Step 3: If you don’t have the right color rik rak, you can just paint some white any color you want!
Step 4: Glue the eyes, beak and rik rak waddle onto the wood slice.
Step 5: Tie the Mason Jar bands together.
Step 6: Glue the bands “feathers” and wood slice on the jar.
Step 7: Make the “feet” using chenille stems and glue them on.
By the way, you may notice the non traditional “feather” colors… this little turkey is meant to coordinate with my Thanksgiving Printables:
If you like Mason Jar Turkeys… here’s another one!
Okay, that’s super cute! Love the one with the feathers too!
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This is just the cutest thing ever! What a creative idea…We would love for you to share with us at Party in Your PJs….I am sure all of our guests would love this!
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How adorable!! The turkeys are super cute!!
Thanks Crystal!
This little turkey is absolutely adorable – love its cute little face!
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Oh my, he’s absolutely adorable! I love turkeys and all things turkeys! My name is Katie and I host Fall Into the Holidays, now open. All entries get pinned. I would love to have you link up!
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This turkey is so stinkin’ cute!
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This is super cute. I need to make one for the mother-in-law–she loves jar crafts.
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i love the mason jar turkey of yours discovered it just now when i
was looking up turkey jars you are very talented if you dont want
touse spray would acrylic paint work and do you put a sealer on jar etc could you please email me thanks so much