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Felt turkey dinner tutorials

  • Writer: Bankky N.
    Bankky N.
  • Dec 26, 2018
  • 2 min read

Updated: Jan 11, 2023


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Cut 15 pieces According to patterns and 4 pieces of 5/8" wide 3” long velcro

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I recommend preparing a lot of needle and thread to be ready it’s work much faster

Trace all the pattern markings I use big needle and water erasable pen




Drumsticks part


1. grab the white felt for bones and sew it to drumsticks part matching the marking points 

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2. Sew in the velcro (soft part) whip stitch around then Lay down the back piece and whip stitch the bones part

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3. stuff a little bit of poly-fill in the bone part 

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4. and continue to sew leave an opening about 3” then stuff with poly-fill 

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(optional roll scrap of felt inside the bone for more structure ) continue to sew the opening closed, set aside. 


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Wings part


5. Sew in the velcro (soft part) whip stitch around 

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6. Lay down the back piece and sew until reaching the wing tip part, 


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7. sew blanket stitch along the bottom part

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8. turn and continue to sew leave an opening about 3” stuff with poly-fill, 

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9. sew the opening closed set aside. 

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Turkey body part


10. Place 4 pieces velcro (rough part) on the body pieces matching the marking points and sew, this time I use a sewing machine with a zigzag stitch (you can hand sew but I’m getting tired)

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11. Match up the two turkey body sides and sew This will be the top of the turkey, sew along until reaching the marking point

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12. pin oval turkey body base and sew,

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13. leave an opening to stuff poly-fill for few inches and stuff, sew the opening closed 

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Match up a Velcro with Drumsticks and wings Now turkey is Done!

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*tip you can use a small ruler for sewing guide to help with even stitch*

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** somehow I didn’t like the way turkey land it, so I sew along the base front part for about 2” **


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this is how the bottom of turkey look like

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