Gratitude Tree

Gratitude Tree

It’s easy to get lost in the hustle and bustle of the holidays, but this Gratitude Tree is a wonderful way to slow down and count your blessings!

DIY Gratitude Tree for Thanksgiving: Easy project for celebrating Thanksgiving, fun mason jar craft too!

As we head into November, I wanted to make a very visual reminder of some of the simple things our family is thankful for.

Thankgiving Crafts

 This is an easy project you can do with your kids– a Gratitude Tree.

Gratitude Tree - Yesterday on Tuesday #thanksgiving

Supplies:  Silk Leaves (from dollar bin at Target), twigs, popcorn kernels, glass jar and a sheet of cardstock or construction paper.  Also need a glue gun and (optional) a sewing machine.

Gratitude Tree - Yesterday on Tuesday #thanksgiving
Grab your kids and come up with a list of words that describe your family– qualities you strive for and things you like to do together.  Handwrite the words or print them out on cardstock or construction paper.

Gratitude Tree - Yesterday on Tuesday #thanksgiving
Cut them out and sew (or use hot glue) to attach them to the leaves

Gratitude Tree - Yesterday on Tuesday #thanksgiving
Use the glue gun to attach a “back” leaf as well.

Gratitude Tree - Yesterday on Tuesday #thanksgiving

Here are the leave before I attached them to the twigs.  Kind of cute like this too.

Gratitude Tree - Yesterday on Tuesday #thanksgiving

 Use the glue gun to randomly attach the leaves to the twigs and “arrange” in corn

Gratitude Tree - Yesterday on Tuesday #thanksgiving

Gratitude Tree - Yesterday on Tuesday #thanksgiving

Gratitude Tree - Yesterday on Tuesday #thanksgiving

Gratitude Tree - Yesterday on Tuesday #thanksgiving

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27 Comments

  1. This is super cute Malia! And I have to say, I love your idea for managing your link ups. I may have to borrow this idea from you! Hope you had a fun night of trick or treating!

  2. What a nice, festive way to get the kids involved! Thanks for checking in :) I am feeling good, just tired. I have a long list of things to blog too!

  3. Oh yesterday on Tuesday, how I’ve missed you! Sorry I haven’t been to visit in a while.
    Wow! This is such a great idea, I’m going to work on it with Anika, and make all our guests add to the tree when they come for Thanksgiving!

  4. Such a great idea-thanks for linking up! I like how it is a reminder for the kids (because they wrote the words) of just how blessed they really are.