12 Turkey Shirt Ideas for Thanksgiving

Your little turkeys will love these fun turkey shirt ideas for Thanksgiving!

We started a tradition here when my oldest was just two years old.

For Thanksgiving I made him a turkey shirt. 

The kicker?

I wanted it to include his handprint or footprint so that I could look back at the shirts over the years (yes, I keep them!) and see how much he has grown!

I know I won’t be able to come up with new handprint/footprint ideas every year – there’s only such much that can be done.

But I might be able to do some variations based on these cute turkey shirt ideas.

 

Turkey Shirt Ideas

Use trendy fabrics to create pretty turkey feathers.

Chevron feather turkey shirt – Xannazoo

This monogram turned turkey is positively adorable for Thanksgiving!

Monogram turkey shirt – Sew Polka Dots Boutique

Dress up your turkey for your little fellow by appliqueing a tie!

Applique tie turkey shirt – Boutique Sew Unique

Pretty fabrics in similar colors make for great turkey feathers!

Fabric feather applique turkey shirt – Giggles, Glitz, and Glam

If you can find a brown shirt, just add eyes, beak, and snood!

Brown shirt turkey face shirt – Heavenly Wear

This Minnie Mouse (you could easily make Mickey, too!) turkey is perfect for Disney fans!

Mouse ears turkey shirt – Emmerlu’s Designs

Trace your little one’s hand on fabric to applique their handprint into a turkey!

Fabric handprint turkey shirt – The Scrap Shoppe

Use fabric paint to turn handprint turkeys into wearable art!

Paint handprint turkeys shirt – The Scrap Shoppe

Ric rac ribbon makes for pretty turkey feathers.

Ric rac turkey shirt – Bombshell Bling

This ribbon technique makes fun, 3-D turkey feathers.

Ribbon turkey shirt – Rae Gun Ramblings

These turkey shirts use painted footprints and fabric feathers, a fun combo!

Footprint turkey shirt – The Scrap Shoppe

Another fun ribbon feather idea!

Ribbon turkey shirt – Delicious Designs

 

Aren’t they all so adorable! Which turkey shirt ideas for Thanksgiving will you try?

 

>> See where I party! <<

This post was originally shared November, 2013.