With a black permanent marker draw a turkey body.

Draw one feather.

This will be your pattern.

(If you do not have heat bond you can zigzag appliqué each feather on.)

Then pin and cut as many feathers as you would like on your turkey. I cut 18 since that is how many relatives were eating Thanksgiving dinner with us.

Cut quilt binding for the two smaller sides of the quilt.

Sandwich the quilt in the quilt binding and pin in place. Stitch along the outer edge as shown in the photo.

Do the same thing to the other two raw edges of the quilt.

Your family turkey quilt is done and can be displayed each Thanksgiving as a reminder of what everyone was so thankful for that year.