Disguise the Turkey
Turkey in Disguise
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A princess disguise is a crown, a necklace and a gown that flares around the lower body. The printable adds a pointed crown, a beaded necklace and a skirt with soft folds, leaving the face and wings visible. It is a good choice for a child who wants a dressy costume, and the crown can be made from a paper plate in about five minutes.
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Princess · Cut a wide gold paper crown with big jewels, wear a pink pillowcase gown, and string a heart pendant onto yarn.
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The crown has five points with a small circle at each tip and a band across the forehead. A necklace of round beads loops around the neck. The gown starts at the waist and flares to the bottom of the page in three soft panels, hiding the feet. The wings stay outside the gown, and the face is untouched. The costume is mostly outline, which makes it easy to color in one or two royal colors.
You need a paper plate, gold paper or paint, pasta or beads, yarn and a coffee filter. Cut the paper plate into a crown shape with five points, then paint or cover it with gold paper. Glue a paper circle to each point. Thread pasta or beads onto a yarn necklace and tie it around the neck. For the gown, flatten a coffee filter or a paper fan and glue it around the lower body in overlapping panels. Add a paper jewel to the center of the crown.
Queen: make the crown taller, add a cape behind the body and use a darker gown color. Fairy princess: add paper wings, a wand made from a straw and a star, and a lighter skirt. Winter princess: use white and blue panels, a paper snowflake crown and a faux-fur collar made from cotton balls. The winter version is a good fit for a child who wants a cape but still likes the gown.
Write it as a decree: "By order of the Princess of the Kitchen, the oven is closed for the holiday." Then the evidence: "My crown has five points, my necklace is made of pasta, and my gown is paper." Then the reason: "Princesses do not get roasted; they get served dinner." End with a command: "You may bring me a salad." A decree is short, funny and naturally uses the costume details.
Add a pointed paper crown, a bead or pasta necklace and a flared paper gown over the lower body. Keep the face and wings visible.
Cut a paper plate into a five-point crown, paint it gold or cover it with gold paper, and glue a small circle to each point. Tape the band to fit the head.
The crown and necklace are enough. Draw the gown with marker and add a paper fan at the waist. A crown alone changes the silhouette more than a full skirt.
Give the turkey a royal title, describe the crown or gown, and end with a command about the kitchen or the oven.