Each year for Thanksgiving my Niece, Nephew, and I make gifts for everyone. They are ALWAYS Turkey themed and usually quick and easy to make. This year we made cute DIY Felt Turkey Votive holders for everyone to brighten and lighten up the table. You can put one of these together in less than one hour!

A Thanksgiving DIY Felt Turkey Votive
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Here's what you need to create Thanksgiving Votive Place Cards:
- Kunin™ Eco-Fi™ Classic Felt™ 9″ by 12″ Craft Cuts – Walnut Brown (1); Golden Rod (1); Orange (1); Ruby (1); Olive (1); Kelly Green (1); Gold (1)
- Sizzix Big Shot Machine
- Tim Holtz Alterations Bigz Die – Tattered Leaves
- Tombow MONO Multi Liquid Glue
- Ball Canning Quilted Jelly Jar – 8 oz.
- Plain White Paper
- Pencil
- White Buttons (2)
- Black Half Pearls (2)
- Orange Gingham Ribbon (6”)
- Scissors – Fiskars are my favorite!
Here's how to create DIY Felt Turkey Votive for Thanksgiving Decor:
STEP ONE
On a piece of plain paper draw a half circle for the Turkey tail, a large number 8 for the Turkey body, a small triangle for the Turkey beak and an upside-down letter “L” with a squiggle for Turkey waddle. Cut out to create patterns. Trace and cut one Turkey tail and body from Walnut Brown felt, one Turkey beak from Golden Rod felt, and one Turkey waddle from Ruby felt.

STEP TWO
Die-cut two sets of leaves from each color of felt. Attach leaves in a random pattern around Turkey tail with Tacky Glue, let dry. Continue attaching leaves until you are pleased with the fullness and color saturation.

STEP THREE
Attach waddle, beak, buttons, pearls, and bow to Turkey body, let dry. Adhere Turkey's body and tail to Mason Jar with liquid glue and then let dry.

The final step is to insert a battery-operated votive and enjoy it!

Create DIY Felt Turkey Votive holders in 30 Minutes
I hope you will use my DIY Felt Turkey Votive as a jumping-off point to showcase your Kunin Creativity to create a fun holiday decoration! A quick and easy craft to create in an afternoon with the kiddos to keep those Holiday Traditions ALIVE! Felt is an easy, versatile, and forgiving medium that allows you to create affordable but trendy projects whether you are a beginner or an expert crafter!
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Thanks for stopping by!

Beth, this adorable craft has been such a huge hit with my followers. Thank you so much for featuring my blog in your “best of” roundups. I will for sure be doing this project soon with my son and niece!
YAY!! Glad to share 🙂
I love this! I can see it as both a votive holder and a little jar to write what you’re thankful for on slips of paper. Pinning! Thank you for sharing this post with us at the Will Blog for Comments #52 linkup. We hope to see you back sharing more during our linkup #53. (It will be on a holiday schedule, open Dec. 2 – Jan. 2 while we take a break during the week of Thanksgiving.)
Beth, this is an adorable craft for kids! I love it. Thank you for sharing your creative and fun post with us at The Crazy Little Lovebirds link party #64.
Thanks Steph! I love making holiday themed crafts!