This Thanksgiving turkey craft with feathers looks super cute along a Thanksgiving table setting. Your child will be super proud of their creation and happy that they helped to decorate!

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Thanksgiving is almost here which means all the yummy food is coming. It also means cooler weather and a season of well, thankfulness. To get into the Thanksgiving spirit I wanted to share this Thanksgiving turkey feathers craft with free printable feathers.

This craft uses an empty toilet paper tube or paper towel tube cut in half. It is simple and easy to do and is a low mess and low prep craft which makes things easier for this busy time of year. The feathers are also super easy to print with no sign up required to download.
This craft is perfect for at home fun with your kids, a preschool classroom setting, or a Sunday school setting. It’s also a great craft to set up at the kids’ table for Thanksgiving, especially since it is low prep, low cost, and low mess!
This is also an easy craft for toddlers and preschoolers as long as you keep the small googly eyes away from them.
What supplies are needed to do this turkey toilet paper tube craft?
To do this craft, you will need:
- An empty toilet paper tube or an empty paper towel tube that has been cut in half
- Free printable feathers (see below)
- Crayons or markers
- Googly eyes
- Tape or glue
- Scissors (for adults or older children only)
I don’t know why but I really love the twistable crayons by Crayola. I guess because they are very smooth and since they are twistable they don’t break. I also really love the above googly eyes from Amazon. You get so many and they are self-adhesive which is amazing when you’re doing crafts with kids. I love not having to hot glue anything.
How to do the turkey feathers craft
Begin by printing out the free feathers printable below. You will want to print it using the landscape setting. I have designed the printable to be two pages long with a total of eight feathers. Feel free to print only one page if you want less or print more pages if you want more or are doing the craft with multiple children.

Once you have printed the feathers, cut them out for the children or if your children are old enough have them cut them using safety scissors. Color them using fall colors using crayons or markers.

Next, draw a beak and a wattle (the red piece) for your turkey on the toilet paper tube. I used a marker for this part but crayon or colored pencil works too. If your child is old enough you can have them draw their own.

Finally, add the eyes to your turkey (we used the self-adhesive googly eyes I mentioned above) and then glue or tape the colored feathers on the back to complete this Thanksgiving turkey craft.
How to print the feathers for this Turkey craft
To download and print the free feathers printable simply click the download button below. This worksheet is free for personal use only, no commercial reproduction of any kind is allowed. The feathers printable should be printed on landscape setting. There are two pages for a total of eight feathers.
Abby
These are so creative!!
Two Pink Peonies
Thank you so much, Abby!
Whitney
You have so many fun and creative ideas!
Two Pink Peonies
Thank you so much, Whitney!
Cathy
What a lovely craft! It’s a family activity to create such a home fun. I can’t wait to try, thanks for the sharing.
Two Pink Peonies
I hope you guys enjoy it!
Jen
This is so cute! Ordered some googly eyes, and gonna print the feathers. Thanks for the idea!
Two Pink Peonies
Awesome! I hope you guys love your turkeys!
Raisa Mia
This is so cute and creative! Will definitely be doing this with my baby!! Thank you.
Two Pink Peonies
Thank you so much- I hope you guys have fun!
Mamie
What a cute activity to do with the kiddos.
Two Pink Peonies
Thanks so much for stopping by, Mamie!
Crystal @ Simply Full of Delight
These are so cute! I can’t wait to do this Thanksgiving project with my kids! I love that it’s simple enough for our 3 year old to join in on the fun!
Naza Holliman
Oh i love how simple this is. def on the list for next month.
michelle dominique thibeault
These are super cute and I will def try!