1 of 21 Dried Floral Pumpkin
Add a DIY floral pumpkin to your Thanksgiving table decor. All it takes is adding dried flowers to a faux pumpkin with hot glue ($5, Walmart) to create this pretty fall centerpiece. This project looks super intricate, but it's so easy, you'll be finished in minutes. And, since dried flowers can last for years, this beautiful piece of decor is reusable!
2 of 21 Magnolia Garland
Skip the traditional table runner and dress up your Thanksgiving table with a DIY magnolia garland. We'll show you how to make your own using seasonal greenery like seeded eucalyptus and magnolia branches. Accent the finished garland with fresh clementines and cinnamon sticks ($3, Target).
3 of 21 Thankful Printable Banner
A printable banner is a fast and easy way to display a sweet Thanksgiving message. We love the way this one looks; we printed the banner on brown cardstock paper ($6, Michaels) and paired it with a felt and wood bead garland.
4 of 21 Gratitude Board
This pretty Thanksgiving craft might be our favorite way for loved ones to show their thankfulness during the holidays. Cut out leaf shapes from colored paper or old book pages—choose colors that match your existing decor to create a piece that fits right in! Then have family members write thankful messages on each leaf and attach them with push pins to a linen-covered cork board.
5 of 21 Tabletop Garland
This beautiful Thanksgiving tabletop garland will wow your guests. The best part? It's so easy to make! Group stems of greenery together and tie each bundle with floral wire ($2, Michaels). Attach the bundles together with more floral wire and insert extra greens to fill the empty spaces.
6 of 21 Repurposed Globe
For a modern twist on Thanksgiving decor, try this pretty focal piece—you won't believe how easy it is to make! Just separate a globe's hemispheres and fill each one with colorful fall leaves, pumpkins, gourds, and pinecones to create a stunning fall look.
7 of 21 "Thanks" Garland
DIY Thanksgiving decorations don't get easier than this. Dress any mantel or doorway with this quick and easy Thanksgiving craft. Plus, it's a great project for the kids to help with! Just cut leaves from colored paper, then glue to ribbon or string along with store-bought glitter letters.
8 of 21 Yarn-Wrapped Pumpkins
This project's a wrap. Instead of carving or painting your pumpkins, try wrapping them with yarn. This pumpkin craft is easy and elegant, and we'll show you how to create a variety of patterns.
9 of 21 Acorn Pom Poms
Send the kids on an acorn hunt, and then help them turn their bounty into a bright and festive craft. Glue pom-poms ($11, Walmart) to acorn tops and attach them to a ribbon for a pretty napkin ring. For a larger display, glue along a longer ribbon to create a thin garland.
10 of 21 Gather Pumpkin
No matter the size of your Thanksgiving gathering, decorate for the occasion with this gorgeous white painted pumpkin. We used an oil-based paint marker ($4, Michaels) to write the word 'gather' on our pumpkin, but you can add any festive phrase you like. Be sure to look for a pumpkin that has a relatively smooth surface for easy writing.
11 of 21 Pumpkin Vases
Short on time? These Thanksgiving centerpiece crafts are even easier to make than the last! Just pop a vase of harvest blooms into a scooped out ivory pumpkin. Layer on top of rugged tree slices to give them more height.
12 of 21 Golden Gourds
Homemade Thanksgiving decorations don't get much trendier than this. This gourd craft starts with applying copper leaf to glitz up to your Thanksgiving table decor. Make golden gourds, acorns, serve-ware, and more! Use painters tape ($5, Walmart) for perfect lines.
13 of 21 Felt Mum and Wood Bead Garland
Create a pretty garland that's perfect for indoor or outdoor fall decoration. Make your own felt mums in bright fall colors to match your existing fall decor; vary the sizes of each color to add variety to your garland. We used a needle and thread to string up the mums with a pattern of natural wood beads ($2, Michaels).
14 of 21 Fall Table Wreath
Brighten up your tablescape with this two-of-a-kind Thanksgiving table decoration idea. Both a wreath and a candle holder, this mossy centerpiece is the real deal. All you need: natural elements such as moss and acorns, a foam wreath base, and hot glue.