I have started a new tradition of making favors for my beautiful daughter-in-law to give to her students on the holidays. For Thanksgiving I found this adorable turkey box on MyScrapChick.com.
Here is the process for making a flock of turkeys -
First I cut out the pattern from white cardstock so I would have a template for where to place the colored card stock.
Then I cut the colors in the size needed. I discovered afterwards that I probably cut them a little big because I was having them right next to each other. As I got to the end I cut them smaller to save paper. You live and you learn right?
Here is a sample of the cricut mat with all the colors laid out.
I cut out all twenty of the turkeys and kept them together in stacks so that I could assemble them individually.
Here are all of the turkeys complete.
Each of the turkeys was attached to a small box perfect for adding treats. Part way through cutting out the boxes, my mat decided not to be sticky any more. After I started with the new mat, I had to deal with this --
the paper rolled up because it was so hard to get off the sticky mat. No problem though, I was able to get them flattened out. Here is a stack of the completed boxes.
And here are the completed treat boxes - a flock of turkeys.
MyScrapChick.com has such cute patterns. I know I will be using more from them in the future to spoil Jessica's students.
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