Punch up a Turkey!

This week's Wednesday Punch Art features a fun little turkey.  It would be perfect to put on place cards at Thanksgiving, on a Scrapbook page or on a little greeting card like I've done.

Here's the recipe & directions:

 It's hard to see the scalloped 'tail feathers', but they are made with the Scalloped circle punch.  See the directions below.

Stamps - Holidays & Wishes
Ink - Chocolate Chip
Card Stock - Hostess level 1 DSP patterns pack, Mustard, Chocolate Chip, Whisper White, Real Red - buttons, Black -hat, Orange - beak
Accessories - Scalloped Circle punch, 1 3/8" circle punch - body, 1" circle punch - head, 1/4 circle punch - buttons, 3 flower punch - beak, 3/4" square punch - hat, Scalloped edge punch - feet, Black marker - eyes, Wide Chocolate grosgrain ribbon

To make his feathers, you'll need three scallop circles punched from 3 different colors of patterned paper or card stock. 

I used the Hostess Level 1 Designer Series Patterns paper for mine - in Mustard, Artichoke & Real Red.

In the picture I just used Turquoise card stock so you can see the marked lines easily.

Step 1
Count 5 scallops & fold that portion of the circle down.

Step 2

With the folded portion towards the back, fold in half to form a crease in the middle for reference (I just drew a line here instead), then unfold.

Step 3
Fold the flat edge down from each side so the folded edges line up with the middle crease (similar to a paper airplane fold).