How to Make a Paper Turkey Costume for a Lalaloopsy Little
Get out a piece of paper and a pencil., Draw extra feathers in the holes that are between the fingers., Color the hand with extra feathers in., Cut out the feathers., Draw a long, rectangle and color it brown., Fold a little bit of the thin sides...
Step-by-Step Guide
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Step 1: Get out a piece of paper and a pencil.
Now, spread out the fingers of your hand and trace it.
If you have one, get out your brother or sister to trace his or her hand.
A child's hand must be used for the feathers.
You can skip this sub-step if your hand is small. -
Step 2: Draw extra feathers in the holes that are between the fingers.
It looks better if you have seven or eight feathers instead of four (The thumb doesn't count) , The palm will be colored brown.
The feathers will colored different things (i.e.
Red, green, blue, purple, yellow) , Cut the thumb off. , Cut it out. , Tape those sides to the palm. , Don't worry, it'll be easy to put the costume on the Little. , The arms are above the strip. , -
Step 3: Color the hand with extra feathers in.
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Step 4: Cut out the feathers.
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Step 5: Draw a long
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Step 6: rectangle and color it brown.
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Step 7: Fold a little bit of the thin sides outward.
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Step 8: Get your Lalaloopsy Little
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Step 9: and take off his or her clothes.
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Step 10: Slip the body in the remaining of the strip
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Step 11: feet first.
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Step 12: Finished.
Detailed Guide
Now, spread out the fingers of your hand and trace it.
If you have one, get out your brother or sister to trace his or her hand.
A child's hand must be used for the feathers.
You can skip this sub-step if your hand is small.
It looks better if you have seven or eight feathers instead of four (The thumb doesn't count) , The palm will be colored brown.
The feathers will colored different things (i.e.
Red, green, blue, purple, yellow) , Cut the thumb off. , Cut it out. , Tape those sides to the palm. , Don't worry, it'll be easy to put the costume on the Little. , The arms are above the strip. ,
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