Ginger used many
kinds of punches
to make the tur-
key - circles, hearts
and leaves.
GOBBLE UNtIL YOU WOBBLE by Ginger Williams
Card is 6” square
Patterned paper: Cosmo Cricket; String: Craft supply; ric rac: The Paper Studio; Jewels: Queen & Co.; Punches: EK
Success (circle), The Paper Studio (scalloped circle); Corner rounder: EK Success; font: Space Woozies, from dafont.com
1. Make a card from wood grain paper, round the bottom corners and stitch a polka dot paper block with rounded
corners to the center.
2. Mat a lined paper block with rounded corners onto a striped paper block with rounded corners, then stitch it to the
left side of the card base; adhere ric rac along the bottom edge of the lined paper block.
3. Stitch a green striped paper piece with rounded corners to a wood grain paper block with rounded corners and attach
it to the left edge of the lined paper. Punch turkey pieces from patterned papers using various punches, then arrange
them on the green striped paper piece.
4. Punch three circles from multiple colors of cardstock, add felt leafs to the centers and adhere them on the right edge
of the lined paper block.
5. Print a sentiment on a tan paper circle, stitch it to a red scalloped paper circle and adhere it to the bottom right corner
of the card base using foam adhesive.
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