Showing posts with label thankfulness. Show all posts
Showing posts with label thankfulness. Show all posts

Monday, November 25, 2013

Thankful Tree - Feature of the Day



We are in the home stretch to Thanksgiving.  Is it just me, or does it feel like the days are going at warp speed?  I really like this pretty Thankful Tree linked up by Four and Know More.   It would make a great centerpiece, and a festive way for your Thanksgiving guests to show how they are thankful. There is still time to put one a Thankful Tree by Thanksgiving.  If you would like to see more about Moja's tree, be sure to see For and Know More here.  Thanks so much for linking up on Dare to Share Moja! 


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Tuesday, November 5, 2013

It's Time for Crafting Turkeys





This time of year, there is a turkey everywhere you look.  Not only do we love eating them, we also love crafting them.  Here are some of my favorite turkey crafts that I have share the last couple of years.  

 I filled my turkey treat boxes with candy corn, and pumpkin candy. These are fun for a classroom party, or at the kids table at Thanksgiving.  

My Turkey Pumpkin is one member of the pumpkin gang who doesn't come out until Halloween is over.  I used one of the dollar store pumpkins to make this fun centerpiece. 

The Turkey Treat Cups are fun for the Thanksgiving table, filled with favorite treats of the season.  

One tradition we have had the last several years it so make Thankfulness Turkeys with all that we are thankful for that year. 

Another fun craft are the Turkey Place Cards that were placed on the Thanksgiving table. It is a colorful way for your family and guests to find their seat.  

If you enjoy these turkey crafts. I have a few more fun Turkey ideas in mind that I am excited about, that I will be sharing in the upcoming weeks.. 



















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Tuesday, November 22, 2011

Thankfulness Turkey



One way my family likes to show what we are thankful for each year is by making Thankfulness Turkeys.  We cut out a basic turkey shape in tan, and feathers in several colors.   We then write out what we are thankful for on the feathers, and attach them to to the turkey bodies.  This year I hung them on the door  that you first see when you come in for the garage.  It is a constant reminder of  how much we have to be thankful for. 


I was especially happy with how much my daugher was thankful for.  She had so many feathers that she was too tried to color them all.. =)



If you want to make a Thankful Turkey, but don't have colored paper or want to draw it out on your own, I have done the hard work for you.  I now have this project in my Etsy Shop - Dancing Unicorn by Pam.  There you can print out the turkey, two types of feathers, faces and feet.    


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