Easy Perler Bead Turkey Craft

My middle kiddo has recently become obsessed with perler bead crafts. (Did you catch our Spookley project last month?) Since he’s been ALL about melting these colorful beads lately, I knew I needed to come up with a fun project to try this month. Keep reading to see just how quick and simple our perler bead turkey craft really is!

You don't want to miss this super cute and super easy perler bead turkey craft this November!
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EASY PERLER BEAD TURKEY CRAFT FOR THANKSGIVING

This project is so easy, your kids will whip up a whole flock of colorful turkeys in no time!

Supplies:

TURKEY PERLER BEAD SUPPLIES

>>> Here’s another fun turkey project that’s especially great for younger kiddos! <<<

Directions:

  1. First, fill the pegboard with perler beads to create the turkey’s colorful feathers.
    1. This is great fine motor practice for all ages. Older kids can try for a more intricate pattern. Younger kids can do a more random mix of beads. Both options turn out great!
      BOY WITH PERLER BEADS BOY MAKING PERLER BEAD TURKEY
  2. Second, carefully iron the beads according to your package direction to melt them together.
    1. Be sure to let this cool completely!
  3. Next, cut out some shapes for the turkey’s body, wattle, and beak.
    TURKEY CRAFT FELT
  4. Then glue down your felt shapes and craft eyes to complete your turkey.
    GLUING TURKEY CRAFT WORKING ON PERLER BEAD TURKEY
  5. Enjoy your adorable perler bead turkey! How cute would these little guys look at each plate on the Thanksgiving dinner table?!
    BLUE PERLER BEAD TURKEY GREEN PERLER BEAD TURKEY ORANGE PERLER BEAD TURKEY PERLER BEAD TURKEY PLACE SETTING

>>> Thanksgiving inspired math activities + story time? Count me in! <<<

WHAT COLOR ‘FEATHERS’ ARE YOUR KIDS MOST LIKELY TO PUT ON THEIR PERLER BEAD TURKEY CRAFT?

You don't want to miss this super cute and super easy perler bead turkey craft this November!