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I dolled up my post from last year’s Turkey Favors, by adding more flare to these cute little Gobblers.
Different colored fabric tulle netting – red, orange, green and purple.
Instead of just M&M’s, there’s Whoppers, Mike & Ikes, Tootsie Rolls, and Gumdrops.
This time, I twisted the brown pipe wire for the turkey’s neck, creating more of [...]
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Here’s what we were making this time last year! Have fun being crafty in time for Turkey Day.
Thankful Banner using items mostly from nature.
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Thankful Centerpiece, getting your guests involved at the table.
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A few more Thanksgiving Crafty links:
Cornucopia Lunch – snack on these while the turkey’s roasting
Gratitude Can – write what you’re thankful for each day
Coffee [...]
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We had so much fun counting down to Halloween last month, that we had to do it again for November (and I’m sure for December too!) We’re removing one feather each day, counting down until the turkey gets gobbled on Thanksgiving.
Supplies for Turkey Countdown:
Brown paper – preferably cardstock for the turkey’s body and head.
Colored paper [...]
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These fun little party favors are for each of your Thanksgiving guests. We used to make them when I was little. I loved putting them together before dinner was ready, as I got to eat a few of the M&M’s along the way. The idea came from my oldest sister, Nanette. I remember siting at [...]
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I’ve shown how to do glass etching before, but here is a new way to decorate a pie plate for the Holidays. Because you just can’t have Thanksgiving with out pumpkin pie. You can’t!
For this pumpkin etching, I found a pumpkin image on the computer and printed it out. Then I traced the image onto [...]
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Oh, how pine cones and turkey feathers make a great combination. Here are some fun crafts for kids to make on Thanksgiving, keeping them busy until the food is ready.
Martha Stewart has a beautiful pine cone turkey.
It is perfect to use as a place holder on the table.
Kaboose has a great pine cone turkey formed [...]
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This Thanksgiving banner is fun to make and beautiful to look at. I found this idea on Martha years ago and it was a great project to do with the kids, letting them help get ready for dinner too.
Cut colored paper into half sheets. In pencil, write one letter onto each colored paper, spelling a [...]
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This is a fun way to decorate the Thanksgiving table, as well as getting everyone sitting at the table involved in the spirit of Thankfulness.
To make the centerpiece, find a brown colored pot. It could be terra-cotta, ceramic, really any kind of flower-type pot. Then fill it with some type of filling. I used Spanish [...]
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