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Pom-Pom Turkey Brooch

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May? What? It is May already!!! Mother’s Day is just around the corner, I was in panic mode again because I had no idea what project to come out with. Fortunately, I was inspired by Micheal’s Mother’s Day Gift Idea, so I DIY this Turkey Brooch using store-bought pom-pom.

A quick and easy tutorial to make mommy & baby pom-pom turkey brooch that kids can make for their moms. Happy Mother's Day!!!!

I always wanted to come out with something quick and easy to make for Mother’s day craft so that kids can make it for their moms too. My little pom-pom chick immediately came to my mind (remember I made a basket out of them?).

This time I am converting the chicks into turkeys (I make another 2 smaller white turkey chicks) by adding pipe cleaners tail and make them into a mommy-baby pom-pom turkey brooch, especially for this coming Mother’s Day celebration!!!

The craft supplies for this kid craft are easily available, you can get the pom-pom and chenille pipe cleaner from your local craft shops.

Now, I am done with the Mother’s Day craft, I better start thinking of Father’s Day. Getting into panic mode is not fun and I don’t want to trigger a heart attack and can’t even say bye-bye to you all… lol… just kidding!

A quick and easy tutorial to make mommy & baby pom-pom turkey brooch that kids can make for their moms. Happy Mother's Day!!!!

Are you thinking what I am thinking after seeing the brooch? How about turning this pom-pom turkey brooch into Thanksgiving Card Placeholder in November?

Hope you have a wonderful Mother’s Day, remember, a better life needs good health!

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Pom-Pom Turkey Brooch

Make: 1 brooch

Materials:
1. Pom Pom – 1″, qty= 2, color= pink
2. Pom Pom – 1/2″, qty= 4, color= white
3. Felt scrap
4. Beads – small (about 3mm), qty= 6, color= black
5. Chenille Pipe Cleaners – cut to 3″, qty= 8, assorted colors
6. Brooch pin – 3/4″, qty= 1

Tools:
1. All-purpose quick dry adhesive
2. Scissors
3. Tweezers

 
supplies

Get ready all the tools & materials stated in the above list.
Make 1 pom-pom mommy turkey (pink) and 2 pom-pom baby turkey (white) with this tutorial. Omit the wings for the turkey chicks.
Cut a circle felt with the size of the brooch pin, i.e. 3/4″ diameter.

 
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Bend the pipe cleaners to form a “u” shape.

 
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Twist the ends together.

 
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squeeze some quick dry adhesive on the end.

 
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Bond it to the circle felt. Repeat for the rest of the pipe cleaners until you put all 8 on the felt.
This is the tail of the turkey.

 
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Squeeze a generous amount of adhesive on the center of the tail.

 
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Place the mommy turkey on the tail, press a while for it to completely adhere to the tail.

 
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Apply adhesive on the alternate side of the turkey chicks and glue them to their mommy.

 
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Squeeze them closely to their mommy while gluing.

 
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Squeeze a generous amount of adhesive to the brooch pin.

 
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Glue the brooch pin to the back of the pom-pom turkey.
Wait for them to dry completely before pinning it on your clothes.

 
Looking to make a craft for Mother’s Day? Check out this DIY mama turkey and baby turkey pom pom brooch crafted from pipe cleaners and some multicolored pom poms! You can also fashion this brooch into a card placeholder for Thanksgiving!
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Joanne Loh

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Born into a creative family, Joanne Loh has over 40 years of experience in sewing, crocheting, and knitting. Well-known for her creative approach to DIY crafts, her creations demonstrate a strong dedication to quality and spreading her enthusiasm among the crafting community.
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Lin

Monday 1st of November 2021

This has got to be one of the cutest ideas!