I made some to add to my brother Scott's gift too, but used Guinness instead.
I just wrapped brown pipe cleaners around the tops of the bottles, and twisted smaller pieces around to make antlers. Then I hot glued on googly eyes and red pom poms on, easy peasey!
This weekend I have been crafting like crazy trying to get a lot of the Christmas gifts I am making done. Here is a tray I made for Molly. Last year my sister gave her one and she LOVED it, but after using it nonstop it broke. 
This year we truly have a lot to be thankful for. Amazing healthy!!! children, and a family, friends, and community that have shown us unbelievable love and support. Thanks!
For lunch we celebrated with Randal's side of the family, and had a wonderful time. Molly had a blast crafting with her cousin Heidi.
And Nora played so hard, she laid down ready to sleep in the middle of the living room floor!
We made a common room with Gryfindor and Slytherin tables.
Decorated with fun signs used in the movies, We had a wall with Umbridge's Decrees on it too, but I didn't get a picture. 
The Leaky Cauldron was a lot of fun. We even made Butter Beer(adult and kid version), Polyjuice Potion, and Pumpkin Juice. For food we had a lot of fun Hogwarts style snacks, including chocolate frogs!
Randal was Professor Quirell. For all you babywearing moms, yes... that is my Moby Wrap on his head. :)
Everyone who came had the best details to their costumes. They were truly amazing. Our friend who dressed up as Luna Lovegood had these great Quibbler's to hand out.
TEAM GRYFINDOR ( Arabella Figg, Trelawny, Luna Lovegood)
TEAM RAVENCLAW (Ron, Lavendar Brown, Professor McGonagall)
TEAM HUFFLEPUFF (Harry, Hermione, Professor McGonagall)
TEAM SLYTHERIN (Tonks, Tonks!)
Even Cedric Diggory came to the party, complete with his Hufflepuff scarf and Potter Stinks button.
Molly loved gluing the paper rings onto the plate in this one! I saw this fun craft over at A Mommy's Adventures. We still have to add the yellow legs. :)
This craft was a blast. It doesn't look the prettiest, but was so fun to make. Molly colored a coffee filter with washable markers and then sprayed it with a water bottle. After it dried we folded it in half and made it into a turkey. Molly loved making this so much, she ended up making 8 of them! Now we have a whole turkey farm in our house. :) This craft idea came from Funny Days With Mommy and Maddie.
I loosely followed the tutorial from Nancy's Couture to make these fun shirts. But I used the turkey pattern from the Silhouette I won to make the stencil, and used a black fabric marker for the eyes.
I made the one on the left for Molly, and a matching little one for Nora on the right. I think they turned out super cute! I was going to have them model them for pictures, but with my girls the second they put them on stains will magically appear. :) So they have to wait until Thanksgiving!
I saw these adorable Ribbon Turkey Hair Clips at a craft fair and knew I had to make some for the girls for Thanksgiving. For this one, the ribbon is just hotglued to a alligator clip covered in brown ribbon. For Nora's I glued the turkey to a headband like I did HERE for the spider one. Her hair is still a little to short for an alligator clip to hold. I'll get a picture of hers tomorrow when she wakes up. :) And I'll show you the super cute turkey shirts I made!
I cut some white vinyl saying, "Give Thanks," to add to this metal sign I had. I wanted something to hang on the new black post I made for Thanksgiving.
I also cut the phrase, "Find Joy in the Journey," to add to one of the pumpkins I had as a Halloween decoration, hoping to make it more of a fall decoration. And, I am loving that phrase right now, so it is perfect to have it out on the counter.
