Tutorial: Handprint turkey Thanksgiving chair covers

Dianna from Oy Vey A Day takes the classic handprint turkey craft and uses it to make a chair cover. It’s a felt sleeve that fits over the back of a chair and is decorated with an oversized handprint. You can use a projector to enlarge a tracing of your child’s hand. It’s a no-sew project that can be assembled with glue and iron-on adhesive, though this could also be sewn together very easily. She uses Velcro to attach the handprint turkey to the cover, so you can change out the decoration for different holidays. Go to Oy Vey A Day for the how-to.

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