DIY Thanksgiving Decor Ideas –

It seems like once Halloween is over, all the Christmas decorations go up and everyone forgets about Thanksgiving. Fall and Thanksgiving decorations are so gorgeous and not to be forgotten about!

That’s why today I’ve rounded up some neat Thanksgiving decor items that are not only perfect for getting into the Thanksgiving spirit but that will also make your home even cozier and impress your loved ones.

Burlap Wreath. Wreaths can be expensive, so check out this step-by-step tutorial from She Knows to create your own burlap wreath at a fraction of the cost!

Turkey Toes. Here’s a fun Thanksgiving decor idea from Sassy Sites that anyone visiting you will love. Fill a jar with “turkey toes” for a fun way to display candy in your house!

Easy Flower Arrangement. Have fall flowers you want to fill your house with? Create an easy flower arrangement like this one from Addicted 2 Decorating using different colored beans for a festive decor item!

Thanksgiving Ribbon Wreath. We love this idea from Pinterest for creating a one-of-a-kind ribbon wreath using your favorite fall ribbons.

Pretty Pumpkins. Pumpkins aren’t just for Halloween! Grab some gorgeous white pumpkins and use this idea from Good Housekeeping to decorate them using tissue papered leaves! Pumpkins are for Thanksgiving too!

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Acorn Frame. Here’s a fun idea from The Stir – buy acorns from a craft store or collect them if you’re able to, and create this acorn frame. This is definitely a craft that the kids could get involved in!

Thanksgiving Printable. This free printable from How To Nest For Less is all ready for you to print, frame, and display in your home for the perfect Thanksgiving and Fall decoration.

Thankful Tree. Our favorite idea is to get your whole family to create a thankful tree! Fill the branches with leaves that all have something you’re thankful for written on them, read them aloud, or add a new one until it’s Thanksgiving, but most importantly, keep remembering that it’s the season of being thankful!