Susun bahan-bahannya di sebuah area yang lega. Tekukkan alas kalkun hingga menyerupai cangkang. Lapisi alas dengan bubur kertas. Gambarkan pola cangkang kura-kura pada alas yang sudah Anda lapisi. Tusukkan dua lubang pada bagian atas dan bawah cangkang, sehingga totalnya adalah empat.

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This part is a bit ambitious and a little messy, so clear off the table, lay down some newspaper, grab a drink and sit down to work. Here's what you'll need:  A large foil turkey pan     Lots of newspaper (in addition to what's covering your workspace)     Papier mâché supplies -- bowl, water, white glue or flour     Scissors     Brown and dark green paint (or duct tape)     A drill (or something to poke holes through the pan with)     Wide brown ribbon    Basically, take the sides and push them out a bit and round out the inner edges, too. While you're at it, just round out the entire thing. Everything needs to be a bit more circular. your pan. Using 2 parts glue or 1 part flour, make a paste with water and cut 2 in (5 cm) wide strips of newspaper. The length doesn't really matter.  Cover the entire outside of your shell. Go in every direction, creating an even layer. If you'd like to add texture by bunching up your strips, you can -- but the shape of the pan should already be fairly shell-like. Let dry for a couple of hours. If it's easier, paint your shell white beforehand. Grab a hexagonal template off the internet and trace it -- the shell sort of looks like a soccer ball...sort of. But ultimately the shell is up to you -- horizontal lines work, too. You'll be painting or taping over it, so don't worry if you have dark lines. They'll get covered up. That's four in total. Straps are going to be attached through these holes, so place them like you would see them on a backpack. It's easiest to use a drill, but anything that can pop through the foil will do. If you don't use a drill, keep the hole to drill-size.