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How To Crochet A Turkey Tail Applique

Let me show you how to crochet a turkey tail that you can applique to the adorable Turkey Tail Sweater. Crocheting the turkey tail is fairly easy. You crochet 13 or more feathers, and then sew them to the turkey tail base. If you would like an adfree pdf, it can be purchased on Etsy or Ravelry.

Let me show you how to crochet a Turkey Tail Applique. It is so adorable on this Turkey Tail Pullover. Little girls in hoodies never looked so sweet!
The adorable Turkey Tail Pullover showing off the Turkey Tail Applique that has been applied to the elongated back to the sweater.

Contents

  • 1 Turkey Tail Applique Tutorial
    • 1.1 Round Turkey Bottom
    • 1.2 ch 3, join in ring Round 1:
    • 1.3 Round 2:
    • 1.4 Round 3:
    • 1.5 Round 4:
  • 2 Feathers For The Turkey Tail
  • 3 Follow the Photo Tutorials
    • 3.1 Share this:
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Turkey Tail Applique Tutorial

Round Turkey Bottom

ch 3, join in ring

Round 1:

ch 2; 12 dc in ring; join w/slp st to beg. dc

Round 2:

ch 2; 2 dc in joining st and in each st around; join w/slp st to beg. dc

Round 3:

ch 2; dc in joining st; 2 dc in nxt st; *dc in nxt st, 2 dc in nxt st;* repeat around; join w/slp st to beg. dc

Round 4:

ch 2; dc in joining st; dc in nxt st; 2 dc in nxt st; *(dc in nxt st) 2x; 2 dc in nxt st;* repeat around; join w/slp st to beg. dc; end off leave long tail for sewing on to the back hem of the sweater.

Feathers For The Turkey Tail

ch 8; sc in 2nd ch from hook, hdc in nxt ch; *dc in nxt ch;* 4x; 5 dc in last ch; *dc in back loop of nxt ch;* 4x; hdc in back loop of nxt ch; sc in back loop of last ch; slp st into beg. sc.

End off, leave a tail for sewing on to the Turkey Bottom.

Crochet 16 – 15 turkey feather’s in color’s of your choice.

Proceed to sew them on to the turkey bottom following the photo tutorial.

 

It's a chart for the turkey feather used on the Turkey Tail Applique. Put the applique on The Turkey Tail Pullover.
Chart that explains the written crochet pattern for the feather used to make the Turkey Tail Applique.

Ravelry Link…CLICK here to buy the crochet pattern for the Turkey Tail pullover, that includes all appliques.
https://www.ravelry.com/turkey-tail-sweater

Follow the Photo Tutorials

Sew the feathers to the round turkey bottom without sewing through the sweater. Affix all feathers to the round turkey bottom 1st, then sew the applique to the sweater. 

Let's sew those turkey feathers on to the turkey bottom to make this turkey tail applique!
 Round 1 on how to sew the feathers to the round turkey bottom.

Etsy Link…click here to grab the Turkey Tail Sweater crochet pattern that includes all applique’s.
https://www.etsy.com/turkey tail sweater crochet pattern

The last two rounds of turkey feathers to complete the Turkey Tail Applique.
 Round 2 & 3 on how to sew the feathers to the round turkey bottom.

I think adding a bow to the center of the Turkey Tail is so sweet…little girls toddling around with their turkey tail bouncing around and that bow just flipping around. How sweet!

Hit the red “P” pinterest button that is at the top of this post, and you can pin this photo to all of your crochet boards, so that you never lose this free crochet pattern.

The top photo is showing the turkey tail applique on the back of the crochet hoodie. The second photo is showing the hood pulled back, which shows a surpirsed turkey face. The turkey sweater is brown, and the tail feathers on the turkey tail are in primary colors. There is a gold pull tie bow at the base of the turkey tail.Soooo….Reindeer Tail? Piggie Tail? Bunny Tail…what ideas do you have for me? I would love to be inspired to create new and exciting designs for little one. Comment below with your ideas! I want to hear from you!

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  1. Juliana Carney says

    November 3, 2020 at 10:14 pm

    Love this pullover and can see bunny tail, piggy tail, something Valentines, Christmas, flower bouquet – so much more to add to it. Thank you ffor sharing.

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    • Kris says

      November 4, 2020 at 1:59 pm

      Thank you Juliana!! I love love love all of your ideas…and the flower bouquet? That is genius! Thank you!

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