Skills Required: Beginner. Even if you’ve never crafted before, you can easily make a gnome using a paper cone. You’ll be doing some cutting (using templates), painting, and attaching things using adhesive.

Poor Thanksgiving. Sandwiched in-between Halloween and Christmas, it hardly ever gets the attention it deserves.

And this year? I’ve noticed that people are bringing out their Christmas decor earlier than ever! No judgements here, but I just don’t think I’m ready to give up my fall decorations. After all . . . I do love me some brown and orange.

What I’m saying is I want to keep the harvest mood going just a bit longer.

I made some fall gnomes, and I love them, but I wanted to make some gnomes specifically for Thanksgiving, so that’s what I’m showing you here today.

These cuties transition from the standard white beard to the brown, and I picked herringbone fabrics for the hats that remind me of November. I’m not sure how fabric can remind me of November, but can you disagree with me?

These stay out on my mantel or side table until the Christmas gnomes come out to play for the year. If you’ve never made them before . . you’re going to be shocked at how easy they are! No, really.

Cones to Use

The paper mache cones for my base can be found here. They are 10.63 x 4″. The template I made works for this size cone, but I’m sure you can alter it easily for other sizes.

I prefer the look of the paper mache, but you can also use foam cones. To be honest, they are a little bit cheaper and more readily available. I’m just a paper mache girl for whatever reason (and you can stack them).

Gather These Supplies

• Paper mache cones – 2
• Cone template
• Beard template
• Wood beads – 2 (5/8″)
• Acrylic paint – skin tone of your choice
• Flannel fabric – enough to cover the cone
• Faux fur pieces
• Paper to print template
• Paintbrushes
• Spray adhesive
• Sharpie or pen
• Painter’s tape
• Sandpaper
• Scissors
• Hot glue gun

Make as many gnome as you like! Pick fun fabrics, and even add fun embellishments if you like. If you want to add a leaf or turkey leg embellishment on the hat anywhere, you can. Here’s how mine turned out.

Get the printable how to card below:

Print

Thanksgiving Gnomes

Learn how to make gnomes for your Thanksgiving decor with a few simple craft store supplies.

Course Thanksgiving Crafts

Prep Time 30 minutes minutes

Cook Time 1 hour hour 30 minutes minutes

Dry Time 1 hour hour

Total Time 3 hours hours

Servings 2 gnomes

Cost $15

Equipment

• Paintbrush(es)
• Sharpie or pen
• Sandpaper
• Scissors
• Hot glue gun and glue sticks

Ingredients

• 2 Paper mache cones 10.63 x 4 in
• Cone template
• Beard template
• 2 Wood beads
• Acrylic paint skin tone of your choice
• Flannel fabric enough to cover the cone
• Faux fur pieces
• Paper to print template
• Spray adhesive
• Painter’s tape

Instructions

• Print out the template and assemble using tape. Cut out.
  
• Cut 1 3/4" off of the bottom of the template. Test fit and then set aside for the moment.
  
• Choose your skin tone paint color. Paint the bottom of the cone with the skin tone. Paint the wood bead nose that color too.
  
• Cut the fabric of the hat out using the template.
  
• Tape off the bottom of the cone with painter's tape so you don't get adhesive on the skin of the gnome.
  
• Apply spray adhesive to the top portion. Wrap the fabric around, smooth, and let dry.
  
• Cut the faux fur for beards using the template. Trace on the back and then keep the faux fur forward while cutting so you don't trim off all the hair.
  
• Attach a beard piece to the base of the cone using a hot glue gun.
  
• Sand a flat spot on the wood bead using sandpaper. Hot glue the nose in the center where the beard meets the fabric to finish.
  

Video

Notes

My cone printout was printed on poster setting, full size – it should take four pieces of paper.

Tip: The large scrap piece that you cut off the bottom at the widest part of the curve? You’re going to use it to draw a line about 1 3/4″ from the bottom of your template! Turns out the cut scrap makes a perfect curved line for you to trace.

I hope you enjoyed these gnomies! If you love them, let me know in the comments. We have St. Patrick’s Day gnomes and Valentine’s Day gnomes you might like as well.

I’d also love for you to check out the following posts. Happy Thanksgiving y’all!

• Pine Cone Crafts for Kids: 25 of the Cutest Ideas
• DIY Gnome Ornaments For an Adorable Christmas
• Gnome Bookends in the Cutest Woodland Theme

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Thanksgiving is a holiday brimming with warmth and family traditions, yet often, it seems to play second fiddle to its flashier neighbors: Halloween and Christmas.

Growing up, my Thanksgiving celebrations were more about the feast and less about crafting. But now, I see this cozy holiday as a hidden gem for sparking creativity in kids.

Let’s face it, there’s a certain magic in watching little hands turn simple materials into something special. And what better occasion than Thanksgiving to channel that energy into crafting?

Whether it’s transforming a cereal box into a proud turkey or smudging paint for a handprint autumn tree, these crafts create more than just art—they make memories.

In this post, I’m excited to share a cornucopia (see what I did there?) of over 40 Thanksgiving crafts for kids. This collection features everything from playful pumpkin pies to vibrant turkeys, and even whimsical Indian corn projects.

It’s a treasure trove of ideas that cater to all ages and skill levels. Whether you have a curious toddler, a crafty preschooler, or an imaginative elementary-aged child, there’s something here to spark their interest.

It’s also a chance for you and your kids to pause amidst the holiday hustle and immerse yourselves in the joy of creating something together.

So, grab your glue sticks, scissors, and a sprinkle of imagination. Dive into this festive list and let the Thanksgiving crafting begin.

Share your experiences in the comments! Let’s give Thanksgiving the spotlight it deserves and create some unforgettable crafty moments along the way.

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Coffee Filter Turkeys

Learn how to make a cute little turkey craft for Thanksgiving using a coffee filter and a clothespin! Kids will love this idea.

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2

Pinecone Turkey

Grab a few pine cones from the backyard and learn how to make a pine cone turkeys in a few simple steps! This is a great Thanksgiving craft for kids.

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3

Paper Pumpkins

Make a paper pumpkin, step by step! Kids are going to love this fun craft idea that's so easy to make.

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4

Heidi Kundin

Turkey Windsocks

Ribbon, feathers, felt, and a tin can turns into a cool windsock for your front porch or yard!

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5

Paper Plate Turkey

Learn how to make the cutest turkey plate craft! Kids love this idea for Thanksgiving, and you probably have everything you need already.

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thecraftingchicks.com

Pilgrim Hat Crayon Holders

These black-cups-turned-containers are easy to make with paper and embellishments, and are great for storing crayons.

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7

Thanksgiving Perler Beads (40+ Patterns!)

Get over 40 patterns for Thanksgiving perler beads! There are a variety of fuse bead patterns including turkeys, leaves, food, pilgrims, and more.

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raisingwhasians.com

Pumpkin Pie Banner

This fun fall craft works for Thanksgiving as well! Get this fun ombre look for your pie slices by using paint chips! Isn't it great when you can make decorations that look impressive from stuff you already have on hand?

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www.easy-crafts-for-kids.com

Pilgrim People

Decorate the kids table with Thanksgiving characters made from tissue tubes and construction paper. It's a perfect time to talk about American history as well!

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10

onecreativemommy.com

Pumpkin Turkeys

I am in love with these turkeys! From the crooked googly eyes to the twine legs with little knots for knees, these adorable turkeys are a great craft for your older kids to make.

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11

Angie Holden

Fun Turkey Napkin Rings

These bottle cap turkeys are so silly and cute! This is a great ideas for kids to make for the kids table at Thanksgiving.

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spotofteadesigns.com

Spin Art Place Cards

Your kids will have tons of fun using a spin art machine to make these super cute turkey place cards for Thanksgiving dinner.

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13

Cindy Hopper

Pilgrim Bonnet

This is an easy paper craft that kids will love wearing on Thanksgiving. Cindy also has a post for making a pilgrim hat.

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14

Paper Bag Turkey

Learn how to make a paper bag turkey with kids this Thanksgiving! This craft is great for preschool age and up.

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yesterdayontuesday.com

Thanksgiving Apron for Kids

Handprint turkeys drawn with Sharpies are so cute on these aprons! Make ahead, or set up an apron making station to keep kids busy on Thanksgiving.

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Trisha Haas

Feather Headdress

It’s easy for kids to cut out feathers – and they can pick the colors of paper that they love! This is a great last minute kids Thanksgiving craft to keep your smallest out of the kitchen.

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www.honeyandlime.co

Paper Plate Hats

Make these fun paper plate turkey hats to celebrate Thanksgiving! Everyone will love this cute project for wearing at the holiday table for a cute photo shoot.

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www.sheknows.com

Corn Napkin Holder

These awesome napkin rings are so easy to make with buttons and a toilet paper roll. Wouldn't they look cute on a Thanksgiving kids table?

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www.thatswhatchesaid.net

Hand & Footprint Turkeys

This fun turkey is made by children tracing their hands and feet on colored paper. So easy!

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Felt Banners

Fall banners are easy to make out of felt, and perfect for celebrating the season! Learn how to make this mini version, great for kids of all ages.

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www.gluedtomycraftsblog.com

Pilgrim Puppets

Have a puppet show with these pilgrims when they are completed. Or, you could write names on the hats and use them as place cards on Thanksgiving.

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onecreativemommy.com

Dressed Turkey

This is kind of like a paper doll for Thanksgiving! Kids can make clothes and dress their turkey. Or they can use the free printables and cut out some clothes!

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pagingsupermom.com

Tin Can Drum

These drums are easy to make with balloons, recycled tin cans, and a free template that kids can color.

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lets-explore.net

Groovy Gobbler Turkey Art

Use children’s paintings and drawings to create the feathers for this groovy art. Kids will really enjoy making and cutting out the feather designs of their choice.

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www.aboutamom.com

Popsicle Sticks Pumpkin Pie

Here is another pumpkin pie craft. For this one, you paint popsicle sticks to form the pie slice.

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busycreatingmemories.com

Apple Turkey

Kids will love making . . . and then eating . . . these cute turkeys! Fun idea for a Thanksgiving day snack. Who doesn't love a craft that's edible?

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1pureheart.blogspot.com

Corn Wreath

Get the look of corn kernels with paint and a fun material – bubble wrap! I can't promise that lots of popping noises won't happen during the making of this Thanksgiving craft for kids.

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www.makeandtakes.com

Thanksgiving Bowl

Turn the pins into gobblers with foam stickers – and after Thanksgiving, you can easily remove them to return your bowling set to normal.

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29

Jessica Anderson

Pony Bead Indian Corn

Just add beads to pipe cleaners for fun pony bead Indian corn. Such a great way to work on fine motor skills for young kids especially.

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30

Amanda Formaro

Napkin Ring and Placecard

A napkin ring and a place card all in one! Kids will love making these using their own fingerprints.

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momfoodie.com

Thanksgiving Cootie Catcher

Print out the free template and then your kids can fold it and share the Thanksgiving jokes revealed inside. Growing up, did you call them Cootie Catchers or Fortune Tellers?

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www.momsandcrafters.com

Pom Pom Turkey

Felt, yarn, and googly eyes are needed for this easy kids craft. To make it easier, you could also use a pom-pom maker.

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www.makeandtakes.com

Thankful Tree

What are your children thankful for? Have them write their thoughts on cut out leaves and place them on branches each day.

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www.messforless.net

Woven Placemats

Use construction paper in Thanksgiving colors to create these easy woven placemats. It's great to make these with the kids at home because it reinforces fine motor skills while creating a beautiful pattern at the same time.

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www.savvysavingcouple.net

Turkey Juice Boxes

Your kids can make these cute turkey juice boxes the day before Thanksgiving and get them out for the kids table the day of.

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ithappensinablink.com

Turkey Cutlery Holder

Here is another turkey idea for the small Thanksgiving table. Have the kids make these cutlery holders and put plastic utensils in them.

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www.cleanandscentsible.com

Turkey Treats

Okay, one last thing for the kids table! These silly turkeys will be fun for your kids to make . . . and to eat (after dinner, of course!.

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onelittleproject.com

Yarn Pumpkins

Grab your yarn scraps in pretty fall colors for this project. Kids will have fun blowing up balloons and wrapping them with yarn to make pumpkins. You could use them as part of a Thanksgiving table centerpiece!

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busycreatingmemories.com

Clay Pot Turkey

Mini clay pots painted brown are perfect for a turkey body, don't you think? This last minute Thanksgiving craft is great for both kids and adults.

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mommymadethat.com

Native American Headband

Make sure to download the feather templates on this page to make creating this headband easier.

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www.thesuburbanmom.com

Turkey Crown

Your littlest ones will love making these handprint turkey crowns and then wearing them on Thanksgiving.

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raisingwhasians.com

Stained Glass Leaves

Use clear contact paper and Fruity Pebbles cereal to create these pretty and festive leaves. They look great sticking in the window!

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thesimpleparent.com

Indian Corn

Fruity Pebbles were used in the Thanksgiving craft above, and we continue the cereal theme here. Mariah used Fruit Loops to make this Indian Corn!

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www.gluedtomycraftsblog.com

Turkey Ballerinas

Your kids can imagine turkeys dancing in your backyard while making these fun turkey ballerinas! Kids will love making these Thanksgiving dancers come to life during play.

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iheartcraftythings.com

Stamped Pumpkin

Use construction paper and a toilet paper tube loaded with paint to make this fun pumpkin art. This is perfect for even the littlest kids on Thanksgiving.

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I hope you enjoyed these easy Thanksgiving crafts for kids! Please let me know in the comments. I’d also love for you to check out these other kids’ craft collections and themes:

4th of July • Animals • Apples • Boredom Busters • Candy Cane • Christmas Ornaments • Christmas Trees • Clay • Cotton Balls • Earth Day • Easter • Flowers • Hearts • Macaroni • Moon • Mother’s Day • Mummies • Mushrooms • Nature • Paper Cups • President’s Day • Reindeer • Santa • Snowflakes • Snowmen • St. Patrick’s Day • Stars • Straws • Summer • Valentine’s Day

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Skills Required: None. Kids will be using scissors and glue. I’ve provided a template so the parts can easily be cut out!

Thanksgiving is just around the corner, and it’s time to talk turkey – paper bag turkey, that is! Now, before you start rummaging through your fridge, let me clarify: we’re not about to cook up a feast.

Instead, we’re diving into a fun and easy Thanksgiving kids’ craft that’s so enjoyable, they might just forget about the pumpkin pie (for a moment, at least).

This turkey craft doesn’t involve hours of prep or a post-craft cleanup that resembles a scene from a disaster movie.

That’s right, we’re keeping things simple, mess-free, and hilariously entertaining with our paper bag turkey project.

It’s perfect for preschoolers, but let’s be honest, even the ‘big kids’ (yes, I’m looking at you, adults) will find themselves charmed by this feathery creation.

All you need is a regular paper lunch bag and a few sheets of craft foam in an array of Thanksgiving-worthy colors, some scissors, and glue.

And don’t worry, there’s a nifty printable template to guide you, so your turkey doesn’t end up looking like a peacock or, heaven forbid, a flamingo.

This craft is more than just a creative distraction; it’s bonding time with your kids and a way to get into the Thanksgiving spirit without the pressure of perfect pie crusts or spotless table settings.

Imagine your little ones’ faces light up as they bring their paper bag turkeys to life, complete with vibrant feathers and adorable expressions. It’s the kind of memory that makes the holiday season so special.

So, grab your supplies, gather the kiddos, and let’s get crafting! This turkey is a great way to keep the little ones entertained and proud of their holiday artistic achievements.

Get ready to gobble up some crafty fun! This is one turkey that promises not to gobble back. 😀

Gather These Supplies

• Paper bag
• Craft foam – brown, orange, red, yellow and various colors for the feathers
• Paper bag turkey template
• Scissors
• Craft glue or hot glue gun

Tips and Thoughts for This Project

I buy most of the supplies for this craft at the dollar store. Especially the paper bags! You can get a huge pack of them and make paper bag crafts.

If you’ve never used craft foam, the reason I chose it is to keep the feathers rigid. Construction paper or cardstock would also work, but it’s not stiff like craft foam.

Kids love using these as puppets! You can also attach them to string and hang them up.

If you are ready to try this idea, here is the printable how to below:

Print

Paper Bag Turkey

Learn how to make a paper bag turkey with kids this Thanksgiving! This craft is great for preschool age and up.

Course Thanksgiving Crafts

Prep Time 10 minutes minutes

Cook Time 1 hour hour

Total Time 1 hour hour 10 minutes minutes

Servings 1 puppet

Equipment

• Scissors
• Hot glue gun and glue sticks optional

Ingredients

• 1 Paper bag per turkey
• Craft foam sheets brown, orange, yellow, red and then other various colors
• Turkey part template
• Googly eyes 1/2"
• Craft glue

Instructions

• Print out the template of the parts to use to assemble the turkey and grab the scissors.
  
• Cut out the individual parts and place them on top of craft foam in the colors you would like to use.
  
• Cut out all the body parts from craft foam including fifteen feathers (I used three of each color craft foam), chest, feet, beak, and waddle.
  
• Glue the beak piece and waddle piece onto the bottom of the bag where it makes a flap when folded.
  
• Use glue to adhere the eyes, one on either side of the beak and waddle.
  
• Attach the brown chest piece to the paper bag, below the flap with the face.
  
• To finish, you're going to adhere the feathers to the back of the bag behind the head. Spread the feathers out, put glue on the feathers, and then press down the bag. Let dry before using.
  

Video

Notes

If you find that some feathers aren't attached fully

If you enjoyed this cute Thanksgiving craft, I’d love for you to let me know in the comments. Please also check out these other posts:

• Pinecone Turkey Craft for the Cutest Thanksgiving
• Paper Plate Turkey for a Fun Kids’ Thanksgiving
• Coffee Filter Turkey Craft for Thanksgiving Fun
• Embroidery Hoop Turkey Craft for Kids

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I love decorating for the fall season, Halloween and Christmas; however, Thanksgiving seems to get ignored as far as decorations are concerned. This year I am determined to put up some decorations to help celebrate the holiday.

With this in mind, I turned to fellow bloggers for some DIY inspiration. I found a ton of Thanksgiving crafts for kids but had a bit more difficulty finding adult DIY Thanksgiving decor ideas.

I figured if I had this issue, you probably have as well. This is why I’ve collected the best DIY decorations for Thanksgiving that I found and I’m sharing them with you below.

Whether you host Thanksgiving dinner in your home or you just want to decorate for the holiday you have come to the right place!

Scroll down to get over 40 DIY Thanksgiving decoration ideas that will help you celebrate the holiday. Then I’d love for you to let me know which ones of these are your favorite in the comments!

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Courtney Sanchez

Easy Give Thanks Sign

Learn how to make this simple (and beautiful!) stained Give Thanks sign. Perfect for fall and the Thanksgiving holiday – with a touch of sparkle!

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47

thehousethatlarsbuilt.com

Turkey Gourds

Use dried flowers, gourds, and gold paint to make these whimsical turkeys. They would look great on a mantel or grouped together as a centerpiece.

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48

Wine Cork Pumpkins

Make wine cork pumpkins for simple and unique fall decor! These are easy enough for crafters of any level. They'd look great on a side table or mantel.

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49

Farmhouse Thanksgiving Sign

This blessed and grateful DIY Thanksgiving sign is a perfect compliment to your holiday décor. It’s very EASY to make – great for farmhouse or rustic style!

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sustainmycrafthabit.com

Painted Jars

These chalk painted mason jars would look great on a mantel or as a centerpiece for Thanksgiving dinner. Plus this is probably the easiest of the crafts on the list, AND you can use real or faux flowers.

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51

DIY Mini Pumpkin Vases

Are you looking for an easy floral decor project that gets you home holiday ready in a jiffy? You can make a pretty pumpkin vase perfect for the Thanksgiving dinner table.

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52

Thanksgiving Gnomes

Learn how to make gnomes for your Thanksgiving decor with a few simple craft store supplies.

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homewithhollyj.com

Blue and Orange DIY Fall Centerpiece

What I love about this beautiful centerpiece is that it's perfect for fall through the Thanksgiving holiday! The light blue is a little bit of a change up for the holiday, and I appreciate it.

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hip2save.com

Dollar Store Thanksgiving Hat Centerpiece

Easily turn an ordinary flower pot into a cute pilgrim hat by gluing it upside down on top of a large round tray! The result is a CUTE decoration to display on your table at Thanksgiving.

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lessthanperfectlifeofbliss.com

Pumpkin Pie Thanksgiving Garland

I love it when home decor can be made out of simple supplies! This banner is inspired by my favorite dessert of the season: pumpkin pie. It's made from felt and really easy.

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kimspireddiy.com

Rae Dunn Inspired Pumpkins

Turn dollar store mini glass pumpkins into farmhouse Thanksgiving decorations with white paint and a Cricut. If you don't have a cutting machine, you could write these freehand or print and trace.

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eighteen25.com

Pretty Fall Mantel

Keep this mantel decor up all season long! I love the large oval embroidery hoop wreath. You can make some cute yellow ochre pom poms to use as seasonal "flowers."

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designimprovised.com

Thanksgiving Table Runner

If you don't want to use a real table runner because it's going to get messy, this is an attractive option. It costs hardly anything to make! Use paint and a stencil and you'll be ready in minutes.

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59

Aki Altuna

Chalkboard Breadboard

Use an MDF breadboard to make this unique DIY chalk board. Perfect for writing messages for Thanksgiving and other holidays – or even every day!

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finecraftguild.com

Abundance Seed Balls

Fill a cornucopia with this DIY seed balls and you have a great Thanksgiving centerpiece! Such a simple project with special meaning for the holiday.

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Mini Fall Banners

Fall banners are easy to make out of felt, and perfect for celebrating Thanksgiving! Learn how to make this mini version, easy for all ages.

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wallflowerkitchen.com

DIY Leaf Fairy Lights

As far as I'm concerned, Christmas shouldn't be the only holiday with lights! Use waxed leaves (or faux leaves from the dollar store) and a light strand to create this simple decor.

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simplemadepretty.com

DIY Fall Welcome Mat

Why not start your Thanksgiving decorating on the front porch? Use a stencil and paint to create your own fun doormat.

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www.homeyohmy.com

Greenery Garland

Use wire and greenery (Amy used Myrtle) to create whatever words you'd like and then hang them with string. This could easily be adapted for any occasion.

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uncommondesignsonline.com

Grateful Wall Décor

See how to make framed burlap wall decor using letter stamps. This project can be adapted for any holiday word that has special meaning to you.

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madeinaday.com

Heartwarming DIY Harvest Wheat Bundle

Make this gorgeous DIY harvest wheat bundle for your table this fall or Thanksgiving! You're going to love Kim's secret for what she used as a base.

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lydioutloud.com

Thanksgiving Kitchen Towel

This kitchen towel is perfect for Thanksgiving! Find out how to make this one using a cutting machine. I love this idea for a holiday hostess gift.

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averageinspired.com

Embroidery Hoop Wreath

This 'thankful' embroidery hoop wreath has a built-in pocket where you can add things you are thankful for on craft sticks. Such a fun idea!

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www.hgtv.com

Corn Husk Wreath

This DIY corn husk wreath really makes a statement! I like how simple it is, but you could also add a 'thankful' or 'blessed' sign to the wreath.

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akailochiclife.com

Give Thanks Wall Art

Learn how to make these fun color blocked letters. The fun colors were part of the theme for this Friendsgiving post.

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www.twelveonmain.com

Basket Wreath

Find out how to turn a shallow round basket into a beautiful DIY wreath for Thanksgiving. Don't let the freehand 'thankful' scare you off; you can sketch it before making it permanent.

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www.thecountrychiccottage.net

Centerpiece

Create a beautiful centerpiece for Thanksgiving dinner with this mason jar idea using stickers. I love how you can see through the letters in this jar!

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jaimecostiglio.com

Giant Wishbone

This is a fun alternative to a Thanksgiving wreath on your front door! This was cut from a sheet of mdf and then painted gold.

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sustainmycrafthabit.com

Thankful Houses

Transform leftover wooden fence boards into adorable, decorative scrap wood houses that go with your autumn theme. I love how these homes are stamped with 'thankful thoughts.'

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www.hugedomains.com

Gobble Sign

When Thanksgiving rolls around, it amps up my desire to use reclaimed wood in all my projects! This Gobble sign was made using old wood and acrylic paint.

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Angie Holden

Turkey Wreath

Looking for ideas for Thanksgiving wreaths? Try to make this turkey wreath with bandanas! A quick and easy idea you can make in minutes!

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www.christeneholderhome.com

Gather Sign

This 'gather' sign would look great in your entryway or on your Thanksgiving themed porch! I love that it runs vertically, which is perfect if you have a space that isn't wide you'd like to decorate.

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flamingotoes.com

Embroidery Hoop Art

The question everyone asks on Thanksgiving! 'Is it time for pie?' This embroidery hoop turkey art captures that sentiment, and is so adorable!

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Alexis Middleton

Feather Sign

Turn this natural wood feather into a cute Thanksgiving sign that says 'gather here'. You'll use a cutting machine for this, and a free cut file is provided!

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dreamdesigndiy.com

Thanksgiving Tags

Looking for something other than a wreath for your front door? These oversized wood tags are perfect! Great for homes with storm doors.

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Pumpkin Mason Jar

If you love pumpkins as much as I do, this pumpkin mason jar is a perfect fall idea. This jack o’ lantern is really easy to paint!

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Beckie Farrant

“Be Grateful” Pallet Art

For less than $10 you can make this Thanksgiving pallet art using wood shims, a cutting machine and paint!

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www.girljustdiy.com

Grateful Wall Hanging

Turn a placemat into a wall hanging decoration for Thanksgiving! This one already had the design on it, but you could easily add a design to a plain placemat.

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Stephanie Paxman

Give Thanks Wood Decor

I love the unfinished wood section of my craft store! This cute mini side was made using items from that department, along with some other simple materials. I can picture these lined up on a holiday tablescape!

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