Friday, November 25, 2016

Stampin' Up Fox and Owl Builder Punches, Pyramid Pals - Turkey

Happy day after Thanksgiving!!!  Hope everyone still has a Full Belly and a Warm Heart after yesterdays big Thanksgiving Dinner!  I know I do!  Hope you all created a lot of fun memories too!

It's a very pretty day here in Michigan with the Sun shining full on!  It's about 40 degrees out and there's still some snow on the ground; but, it's disappearing quite fast.  And, that's O.K. by me!!!

My share for today is a Turkey that I designed using Stampin' Up's Fox and Owl Builder Punches and Pyramid Pals Thinlits Dies.

Let's take a look:


OMGosh, this Turkey just cracks me up!!!  His face is just too comical and he looks like he would want to give anyone a BIG hug!!!  I still laugh every time I see that face!

The first thing I did was to punch out 2 Bodies and 1 Tail from Soft Suede Cardstock with the Fox Builder Punch. 

Using Stampin' Up's Pyramid Pals Thinlits Dies, I die cut the Frog Legs (Turkeys Wings) from Soft Suede Cardstock and the Feathers from Soft Suede, Pumpkin Pie, Delightful Dijon and Real Red Cardstocks.

I trimmed off the Frog Legs until I had just the Feet (Wings) and adhered them to the back of one of the Fox Bodies with Mono Multi Purpose Glue.

I trimmed down the Fox Tail and adhered the Tail to the center of the Body with Mono Multi Purpose Glue.  I guess this could be optional as I just thought that it would give the Turkey a look of more dimension. 

I adhered one set of the Feathers to the back of one of the Bodies with Mono Multi Purpose Glue.

  
I adhered another set of the Feathers to the front of the second Body with Mono Multi Purpose Glue.  I made sure that this second set of Feathers alternated with the first set so they evenly showed next to each other when the 2 Bodies were adhered together.  Hope that makes sense.

I then adhered the 2 Bodies together with Stampin' Dimensionals.

Next, I die cut the Head in Soft Suede, Beak Delightful Dijon and Waddles in Real Red Cardstocks.  

I adhered the Head to the Body with Stampin' Dimensionals.

I adhered the Waddles and the Beak to the Head with Mono Multi Purpose Glue.


Using the Owl Builder Punch, I punched 2 Circles from Whisper White Cardstock, 1 Circle from Soft Suede Cardstock and 2 Tiny Circles from Basic Black Cardstock for the Eyes.

I adhered the Whisper White Circles to the Face with Mono Multi Purpose Glue.

I cut the Soft Suede Circle in half and adhered them to the Whisper White Circles with Mono Multi Purpose Glue.

I adhered the Tiny Basic Black Circles to the Whisper White Circles with Mono Multi Purpose Glue.


And, there you have it!  The cutest Turkey in Town!!!

I'm not sure what I'm going to do with him yet!  I may add a magnet to the back of him and put him on my refrigerator or I might add him to a card or I might include him in a 3D project.

That's all I have for today.  Thanks for stopping by my blog!




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