Decorating for holidays is one of my favorite things to do, and while Christmas decorations get me most excited, I do like to dress things up for Thanksgiving, too! I had planned to spend some time tomorrow making a few treats for the Thanksgiving table we’ll be dining on. However we need to take A2 for a follow-up appointment for his broken finger, so tonight will be my crafty night. Nothing like the last minute, right?
Here are ten Thanksgiving craft and decorating ideas for you to wow your family this year. I might be making a few, myself!
Thanksgiving Centerpiece Idea using nuts and hurricanes
Thanksgiving blocks have a quote printed on burlap
Butternut Squash Pluto
Thanksgiving Table Centerpiece Idea using gourds (great for a long family table!)
“Thanks” Votive Centerpiece Idea (dollar store votive holders, stick-on letters – super easy!)
Personalized Pilgrim Hats as Centerpieces for Thanksgiving
Turkey Lollipops
Turkey Treat Cups
Pilgrim’s Hat Crayon Holder (great for the kids’ table)
Multi-Colored Ears of “Corn” made from M&Ms. Great Thanksgiving treats for the kids’ table
Do you plan to make any Thanksgiving crafts or something special for your Thanksgiving table?
About Liza
Liza is a mom (5-year-old daughter, 20-year-old stepson, and 24-year-old stepdaughter) and wife living in Louisville. She loves spending time with her family, visiting the local zoo and parks, as well as planning travel adventures. Cooking and baking, DIY projects and crafts, and coffee - lots and lots of coffee - round out some of her other hobbies.
These are some great idea on Thanksgiving crafts and decorating . Most of them look like something you would buy . But they seem really easy to make even the kids could help with some of them. I especially like the turkey treat cups and the Pilgrim hat crayon holder . Thanks so much.
The crayon hat holder was my favorite, too! Throw some kraft paper down on the table, add the cups with crayons, and the kids can keep themselves busy while dinner is finishing up!
I love the look of the hazelnuts in the first photo. Too late for Thanksgiving but if I added some red ribbons or snowy pinecones I think it would still work.
Ribbons and pinecones would look awesome! Or maybe some cranberries instead of the hazelnuts?
I like the first photo idea. Thanks for sharing!
There are some very beautiful Thanksgiving crafts on this blog post! I like the Butternut Squash Pluto the best. I want to make some of these crafts next year!
I love that one, too! I’ll be making them as a centerpiece for the kids’ table next year, I think
These are great ideas! I’m pinning this for next year! We host Thanksgiving every year!