So yes, let's talk Turkey...

So a couple of weeks ago Astrid was reminiscing about the cute turkeys that go on display at her son's school for Thanksgiving. This year being 2020 and with all the extra fun that has brought us she was not sure if they would be creating the turkeys or not which is where her followers came in. 

She asked that we please design our own turkey in disguise! I thought it was a fun idea and agreed to take part! So I talked it over with my turkey and this is what he decided he wanted to be to hide in plain site! 

He picked the Easter Bunny because he thought he would get passed up for sure since he brings the treats instead of being the treat! 

You can head on over to Astrid's page to see if you can recognize any of the others as turkeys or not!

Thanks for the fun Astrid!

My Sunday Stitchy Update 11/22/20

Hi there! I hope you have all had a great stitching week. I know lots of places around the world are on a necessary lock down; sorry about that but hope you can use the extra time to get your stitching finished. I am sure we will all be thankful when this virus is finally under control and life can return to normal once again. 

As I mentioned in last week's post I was going to stitch a special request for Tia (daughter). So here is my Naughty November piece for week 3.

Madame Vice President

Prudence Kitch

Designer - Stitch By Drey

First Stitch 11/16/20

Finished 11/21/20

We are calling this one "Madam President" instead of "Madam Vice President" for obvious reasons. It was a quick stitch and because of that it is a finish!! 

If you are in the States I would like to wish you a very

Happy Thanksgiving 2020 style!

Which reminds me... has anyone worked on a turkey for Astrid? Here is her post about it. I did one and it was fun! It didn't take long at all and I am looking forward to seeing your turkey in disguise. 

Thanks so much for stopping by,

see ya next week with another faithful update!

What will your turkey be??

 Astrid over at Dragon Stitches and Stuff is having a little challenge for some Thanksgiving fun!

Her son; Nathan does a school project each year around this time where the students disguise their turkeys so they will be spared from the dinner table! She thought it would be fun to include all of us "adults" in the challenge this year and I agree! 

All you have to do is think of what your turkey should be so that he will get skipped right over when they are gathering the Thanksgiving turkeys together and then put the disguise on him! 

Here is the turkey for you to print and disguise.

You can go on over to her page to see what else she has to say about decorating your turkey (she is much better at that part then I am) and when she would like to have them finished by. 

For a little inspiration here are some examples of the turkeys that the kids have made over the past few years.

So put on your thinking caps because

I can't wait to see what your turkey will be!