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You will use half of a pipe cleaner to make each turkey feather.

Pipe cleaners (1 red, 1 yellow, 1 orange, and 1 brown)īegin by cutting the red, yellow, and orange pipe cleaners in half. It took 61 buttons and approximately 4 pipe cleaners to make this little guy, feel free to use more or less buttons to create your own turkey…īuttons of various colors and thicknesses (I used shades of brown, red, yellow, and orange) I thought it might be fun to attempt a Thanksgiving turkey ornament using my collection of colored buttons. One of the tutorials on making ornaments that inspired me was by Martha Stewart featuring Christmas ornaments that can be made from colored buttons and pipe cleaners. Ever since I bought my little metal tree last month, I have been brainstorming ornaments to fill up its branches for various holidays.

What is the red button on my turkey