Turkey Boxes for Silhouette Cameo

My son wanted to have a fun craft for after school yesterday. I thought what better than a Thanksgiving related craft! I looked online for some ideas, then ended up creating my own turkey box. They just needed googly eyes to make them complete. 👀

I used basic construction paper for these gobblers. Next time I'd use cardstock or something that would hold up better for at least the box.

Here is the link to the Silhouette file for FREE: Turkey Box

Cheap googly eyes: Eyes

To cut out each colored piece in Silhouette:

Select the same colored images (hold down ctrl, then click on each of the same colored images)
Open a new workbook and paste them in
Cut out the image
Rinse and repeat for the other colors!

Enjoy!!!

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