Saturday, October 08, 2005

Turkeyzilla

Continuing along with the Fall Poultrypalooza theme...Meet Turkeyzilla!



Yes, he's a large-boned boy (18" tall in a sitting position), crocheted with good old Lion Brand Homespun in their Harvest colorway and a K hook. Instead of using Fiberfill to stuff this guy I used styrofoam beanbag chair pellets. Not only are they incredibly light, but I love the fact that this Tom Turkey sits comfortably on his rear due to his movable innards.

Notice any similarities?



Yes, I have a big plastic Godzilla toy. So what.

If you want your own Turkeyzilla, you can purchase one here.

I also wanted to thank everyone for their wonderful comments about my chicken apron. You guys rock!

Copyright 2005 Regina Rioux Gonzalez. All rights reserved.

22 comments:

  1. He is gawgeous! What wonderful fall colors too!

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  2. He is very, very cool. I love the colors!

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  3. i don't know what to say. WOW comes to mind, bizarre, cool, what are serving with it?

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  4. hahahahah he is too cute and funny! I love your style ;)

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  5. omg i cant tell you how much i love that ...and no scary eyeballs !!

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  6. Anonymous8:21 PM

    By far the best use of Lion Brand Homespun I have ever witnessed.

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  7. IS this turkey a REAL turkey?

    It's pretty damn cool either way. I don;t fault you for having a plastic Godzilla.

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  8. Ohhhhhhhhhh I likes the turkey!

    Hey if I devour him will I become sleepy?

    Regina, I will not poke fun or think any less of you for your Godzilla toy if you don't mock me for sleeping with a Crypt Keeper doll, k?

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  9. Well I think this proves that the t rex and the modern tom are definately related!!!

    The scientists and anthropologists and biologists can all go home now!!

    Nicely done.....I'm clapping, I'm clapping, I'm clapping!!!!!!

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  10. Anonymous4:39 PM

    Ha! So that's what you're supposed to do with styrofoam packing...he's so totally seasonal, too.

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  11. Anonymous2:07 PM

    They make a lovely couple.

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  12. Thanks you guys! He's a big boy and actually (I'll let ya in on a little secret) this guy is the basis for yet another functional item. I know, I know, what functional item could be made from this thing??? Just you wait!

    Kath and Lori, I totally need to make mashed potatoes.

    Sally, I agree. Scientists do think that bird are a direct decendent from dinos. I didn't even think of that while making this guy.

    Jane, I agree.

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  13. OMG that is too cute, hey i have a plastic godzilla too lol, nothing wrong with that. but i agree with the others ya need to make the whole mean, sweet potato eyeballs included lol, just kidding , its awesome great job

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  14. Who knew a turkey could be so dang cute?
    :)

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  15. Who knew a turkey could be so dang cute?
    :)

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  16. Who knew that Homespun could look soooo good!! Perfect turkey colors!

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  17. I must say that your turkey rocks! And he is the basis for something functional?

    Btw - no slagging on you will come from me because you have Godz there - I travel around with a 3 inch plastic yellow monster dude named Herman

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  18. Hey Vicki, definitely going to do sweet potatoes. Fabu idea fer sure Jessi!

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  19. Anonymous11:52 PM

    gobble gobble!

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