• Set the larger brown material on a work surface
• Open up the colorful fat quarters that you bought for the turkey feathers and cut them down the middle - you'll only need one half for a feather
• Round out one end of the half to make a feather
• Open the light brown fat quarter and cut a large turkey head that is about 3 to 3&1/2 feet in diameter
• Cut a beak out of your orange fat quarter and cut a long piece of leftover red fabric for the gobble
• Position the feathers in a fanned-out pattern on the dark brown material
• Place the head in the center of the feathers and reposition the feathers if you need to
• Once you've got everything in the position you like, then glue the pieces down
• Add the beak, eyes, and gobble to the head
• Use a circle template that is bigger than your football to trace circles onto the end of the feathers
• Cut those out, glue any loose pieces of material down
• Fold the corners over for extra reinforcement and glue them
• Cut a couple of slits into each corner for the rope to go through
• Cut long pieces of rope and slide one end through a slit and back through the other one giving the corners 2 pieces of rope for more support
• Finally, reinforce the corners and rope by taping them on both sides with Gorilla tape or really strong duct tape
• Tie your turkey toss game between 2 sturdy poles like PVC pipe or tie it between two trees

Playing

• Set out a marker for people to stand behind
• Each feather should be assigned a point value
• Players will have 3 tries to get the most possible points
• Then, the next player gets a turn
• The play continues until someone has reached 21 points or your set number agreed on before the game

Team Play

• Divide into teams
• Assign point values to each feather
• Each player gets three chances to throw the football through the targets before the other team gets a turn
• Play continues until a set number of points is reached which is usually 21