The kids and I had great fun making them. They do enjoy craft projects, and it's a way they can develop those all-important fine motor skills. Whether or not I survive managing the burn-the-tar-out-of-you glue gun around them is another thing. Don't touch the glue gun!!!!!
The first turkey headbands I remember seeing were in the Pottery Barn Kids catalog. I do love me some PB Kids! (Not so much, mind you, that I will pay $100 for one of their Halloween costumes I can best at Target in quality and price.)
If you can't make it to Hobby Lobby to pick up one these kits, I found some really neat turkey headbands on Etsy.
More photos here.

11 comments:
Jen,
With twelve of those turkey headbands...I'm wondering...where is yours?!?!?!?
@LANCE!!! Hahahaha! you've inspired me. You're so right. Where's mine!?!?
Juliette never wears that cool hat stuff
For those who are already crafters/ artist, sewers this looks like a fairly simple design to replicate. I shared it with my facebook as I have a huge family with more kids and ingenuity than money.
What a cute idea! And Sully and Bridgy look so adorable.
I love do crafty things. I don't think there's a Hobby Lobby in the Milwaukee area, but we do have a Michael's. I'm going there this afternoon to buy some soap and candle-making supplies.
@CATHRINE - She wouldn't dare!
@MURILE OK - Thanks for stopping by adn posting to facebook!! TR told me you were the creator of Strawberry Shortcake! Much beloved by Gen X!
@JENNIFER K - No Hobby Lobby!!! If you ever make it down here to Oklahoma, I will personally give you a grand tour!
Ack! So cute! Really, really makes me wish my little man would wear headgear. Not that I wouldn't wear a turkey headband. Because I most definitely would - esp. with an apron and houseshoes.
@TASHA - You can see Bridgy pulling it off on the Flickr set. Someone RTd this post on Twitter and someone in their follow list said she thought by the title of the post there was going to turkey meat strapped around someone's head. hahahaha!!! you make me laugh w/ your house shoes.
I love them! Maybe I could make Sweetie one. Maybe we could wear them for Thanksgiving!
You have very beautiful children with or without headbands.
Yeah, where is yours. If I wear mine and post a picture will you do the same?
If Tasha can wear one with her house shoes then I wear one with my toe shoes.
Those faces!!!!! Can I just come over to play, someday? I miss my little ones and yours are extra adorable. I might even let them put a turkey headband on me!
Hugs,
Deb
@YOGI - I'll wear one! Especially if you wear toe shoes!!! =)
@DEBRA - C'mon over! I'm serious! When that last baby springs from the next you and your hubby come to Oklahoma for the grand tour of life on the south central plains!
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