How To Draw A Turkey Stack For Thanksgiving – Folding Surprise

Create Your Own Turkey Stack: A Fun Drawing Guide

Let’s have some fun making a turkey stack drawing! This is a cool art project you can do, especially for Thanksgiving. Grab your drawing tools, and let’s get started!

What You Need

• Drawing paper
• Markers
• Scratch paper (any color)
• Scissors (optional)

Step 1: Get Your Paper Ready

1. Fold the Paper: Take the top of your paper and fold it down to the bottom. Make sure the edges match and press the fold well.
2. Create a Flap: Fold the bottom edge back up to the top and press it down again.
3. Flip the Paper: Turn your paper over so the folds are facing down.

Step 2: Draw the First Turkey

1. Draw the Head: On the top half of the folded paper, draw an oval for the turkey’s head above the middle fold.
2. Add Facial Features: Draw a “V” for the beak and connect it to the oval. Add a waddle on the side and two circles for the eyes. You can add pupils or eyelashes if you like.
3. Draw the Body: Below the head, draw a “U” shape connecting back to the head.
4. Add Wings and Feet: Draw curved lines for the wings and small “U” shapes for the feet. Add a line in the middle for the talons.
5. Create the Tail Feathers: From the back of the body, draw lines that curve out and connect back to the body.

Step 3: Unfold and Draw the Second Turkey

1. Unfold the Paper: Open your paper to see the first turkey on top and space for the second turkey below.
2. Draw the Bottom Turkey’s Head: Repeat the steps for the head, making sure it fits within the folds.
3. Express Emotions: Give this turkey a different expression. You can draw an open beak and closed eyes to show it’s surprised.
4. Draw the Body and Features: Follow the same steps to draw the body, wings, and feet, making this turkey look different from the first one.

Step 4: Finish the Drawing

1. Draw the Top Turkey: Above the first turkey, draw another head and body, making sure it fits within the top fold.
2. Add Details: Include wings and feet, connecting all parts properly.
3. Tail Feathers: Draw the tail feathers for this turkey, changing their shapes and sizes for a fun look.

Step 5: Color Your Turkey Stack

Now that your turkey stack is ready, it’s time to add some color! Use your markers to color your turkeys, and you can also draw a background. Maybe add some grass or a fence to make it look even better.

Conclusion

Great job on making your very own turkey stack! This fun project is a wonderful way to celebrate Thanksgiving. Share your artwork with your friends and family, and feel free to add your special touches. Happy Thanksgiving!