7 Thanksgiving Decor Ideas

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7 Thanksgiving Decor Ideas

7 Thanksgiving Decor Ideas including centerpiece ideas

Whether you’re hosting a crowd or a small group, Thanksgiving decorations can add so much to your Thanksgiving gathering. Here are some super simple ideas you can create yourself.

DIY pumpkins using paper strips, a great fall/Thanksgiving craft project

Paper Strip Pumpkins

Supplies: 3 sheets of 12×12” decorative paper, hole punch, ribbon, paper cutter. All craft supplies available at Ben Franklin Crafts and Frames in Redmond.

Directions:

1. Cut 24 1” strips of paper from your sheets. You can cut different lengths to make different sizes of pumpkins. (8” long, 10” long and 12” long).

2. Punch a hole on either end of each strip. Smaller hole punches work better if you have one. If you just have a standard size one, use wider ribbon.

3. Tie a knot in one end of your ribbon (cut about 10 – 12”), and string it through all the holes on one end of your strips.

4. If there is a pattern or texture on your paper, make sure it’s facing out.

5. Put the ribbon through the other set of holes.

6. Tie a knot to secure.

7. Fan out the strips until they make a “pumpkin”.

8. Adjust your knot placement if needed and tie on a ribbon bow/stem.

Easy Pilgrim Centerpiece for Thanksgiving

Pilgrim Centerpiece

Supplies: Pilgrims, faux foliage, harvest decor wooden pumpkins, small wood slices and a tray. All craft supplies available at Ben Franklin Crafts and Frames in Redmond.

Directions: Arrange items as shown in photo.

Thankful Jar, a meaningful Thanksgiving project

Supplies: Quart sized mason jar, “thankful cards” (make them on the computer or have people hand write), faux sunflower, chalkboard sign, craft glue or hot glue and chalk. All craft supplies available at Ben Franklin Crafts and Frames in Redmond.

Directions: Have guests jot down on a card what are thankful for and put the cards in the jar. Write “I am thankful for…” on the jar lid. Glue the flower to the jar lid.

Super easy Washi Tape Wrapped Chocolate, a simple project for Thanksgving

Washi Tape Wrapped Chocolate

Supplies: Washi Tape and small chocolate bars. All craft supplies available at Ben Franklin Crafts and Frames in Redmond.

Directions: Simply cut and stick the wash tape to the chocolate bars. One roll of tape can cover over a hundred chocolate bars.

Lighted Lantern, a cool Thanksgiving decor projectLighted Lantern

Supplies: metal lantern, vinyl tree, adhesive gems, holographic paper, firefly lights, ribbon and faux fall foliage. All craft supplies available at Ben Franklin Crafts and Frames in Redmond.

Directions:

1. Adhere peel and stick holographic paper to inside of lantern.

2. Add tree vinyl to outside of lantern.

3. Place gems on tree as shown in photo.

4. Put firefly lights inside lantern.

5. Finish with a bow and foliage.

Tea Light Centerpiece, a warm and wonderful way to light up your Thanksgiving table

Tea Light Centerpiece

Supplies: Wooden tray, tea lights, thin washi tape and decorative paper leaves. All craft supplies available at Ben Franklin Crafts and Frames in Redmond.

Directions: Adhere tape to lights. Arrange on tray with leaves.

Faux Firewood Lighted Vase for Thanksgiving

Firewood Lighted Vase

Supplies: Glass vase, vinyl words, firefly lights, small faux sticks and faux flowers. All craft supplies available at Ben Franklin Crafts and Frames in Redmond.

Directions: Apply vinyl to outside of vase. Add faux sticks and firefly lights. Place faux flowers inside.

Thankful pumpkin sign, fun Thanksgiving decor idea

Thankful Pumpkin Sign

Supplies: Pumpkin sign, acrylic paint in traditional burnt sienna,extra fine glitter in pumpkin, Mod Podge, and faux flowers/foliage. All craft supplies available at Ben Franklin Crafts and Frames in Redmond.

Directions: Paint the the pumpkin burnt siena and let it dry. Give it a coat of Mod Podge and sprinkle the glitter on it. Finish with a faux flowers/foliage on top.

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  1. I saw you present these on KOMO on 11/09/15. These were such awesome and simple ideas. I have a tendency to “over engineer” decorations. These are simple, elegant, and inviting. And all of these, with variations, could be used for several different holidays or decor. I am very excited about giving these a try, especially those with lights!!! Thanks for sharing!!!