9 Homemade Thanksgiving Crafts for Your Turkey Day

If you're having the family over this year or just looking for simple homemade Thanksgiving crafts to decorate your home and dining table with, these 8 homemade Thanksgiving crafts will help you create the perfect setting. Use these thanksgiving crafts to achieve the best Turkey Feast atmosphere.

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Thanksgiving Crafts: Table Decor

Thanksgiving Crafts: Wall Decor

Featured Article - Decorative Fall Towel

Thanksgiving Crafts: Table Decor

Easy Harvest Place Setting - This easy Thanksgiving craft is made with felt to create cute pumpkin and corn place settings. Place one at each place setting that your guests can take home at the end of the night.

Fall Leaf Placemats - Using leaves, paper bags, paints and a few other materials you can create this gorgeous fall leaf place mat.

Colorful Fall Leaves Dinnerware - Stencils and vibrant glass paints help create a set of plates, serving items and table accents perfect for autumn. Use for autumn entertaining or Thanksgiving.

Cute Thanksgiving Charms - These Thanksgiving charms are perfect for the holiday. You can attach them to wine glass for your guests during the holiday or you can make a necklace out of it.

Thanksgiving Crafts: Wall Decor

Wreath Crochet Pattern - Crochet a Thanksgiving wreath with festive crochet turkey and pumpkins. This wreath crochet pattern is a great way to decorate for the Thanksgiving meal.

Thanksgiving Woodburned Plaque - Decorate for Thanksgiving with this beautiful wood-burning project featuring a harvest wreath. A stamp helps creates the wreath which is then wood-burned and colored with oil pencils.

Thankful Door Hanging or Sign - Remember to "Be Thankful" this Thanksgiving or anytime with this beautiful sign adorned with die-cut leaves and bird.

 Leafy Autumn Wreath - This leafy autumn wreath is an autumn or Thanksgiving craft that your kids can help you make.

Featured Article - Decorative Fall Towel

Materials:

• 2 Kitchen Towels (can be the same or coordinating)
• 1 Package coordinating extra wide dbl. fold bias tape
• 9” Square Thick Felt
• 9” Square Quilted Materials
• 1 Decorative Button

Steps:

1. To make the top of the towel and cut a 9" square.
    
2. Layer your squares with the quilted one first, quilted side on bottom, then felt.
    
3. Cut your towel square which should be facing up.
    
4. Pin together and baste edges then cut corners to round.
    
5. Take your bias tape and unfold it. Pin one side of bias tape around the edge of the back side (quilted material) of square facing in the square, not out, leaving an extra 5" on the end for your loop.
    
6. Sew on the first foldline in from the pinned edge, excluding the extra 5". Cut strings.
    
7. Turn bias tape to front, making sure to leave folded to the first fold on bias tape, pin and sew around the edge of the bias tape,including 5" at end. Turn the 5" into a loop and sew to back corner of square.
    
8. Take your second towel, fold in half and gather in middle.
    
9. Take your square top facing front toward you and hoop toward the side, not the top.
    
10. Take the gathered towel and pin corner to corner on square and adjust the towel to gather equally from one side to the other.
     
11. Sew towel to square following your gather line. Then turn and sew again for extra durability.
     
12. Cut threads and pull out gather line if it is showing. Sew button on top corner.