DIY Thanksgiving – Decor Craft Design

Easy DIY Napkin Rings For Thanksgiving -Two Farmhouse Looks

Preparing for Thanksgiving dinner is taking a lot of efforts. You may consider to prepare some Thanksgiving dinner details in easy and simple way. I have this idea of making a very easy DIY Thanksgiving napkin rings with two farmhouse looks. Easy steps and quick to make, and took only a few things to prepared, so it’s very simple Thanksgiving diy.

Things To Prepared

I only prepared 3 materials for this project with some glue. It’s a super easy napkin ring for a Thanksgiving dinner.

Flower wire
pumpkin wooden ornament ( I made it from balsa wood and painted it in white on one side and blue on the other side; plus a written guest’s name)
Burlap
UHU glue

How To Make

Very simple and quick step to make this Thanksgiving DIY of napkin rings and I made it in two farmhouse looks for you to favor. This is how I made :

Take the flower wire and bent it to form a spring with a size of a napkin roll.
For the first minimalist farmhouse look, just simple glue the blue pumpkin ornament on the right of the spring flower wire. Use the napkin ring to secure the napkin.
Take the spring flower wire and glue it with white wooden pumpkin ornament for the second napkin ring style.
For the second farmhouse look, take a burlap around 2.5 inches wide and roll it on the napkin and secure it with the white pumpkin napkin ring.

One look is a minimalist look with a touch of farmhouse style; and the other look is warmer look of farmhouse style. Both can be your inspiration for your Thanksgiving tablescape napkin ring. A name of your beloved guest is presented in a wooden pumpkin ornament. A very quick and easy DIY Thanksgiving napkin ring with two inspirations of farmhouse looks.

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Mel

How To Make Easy Thanksgiving Sign – Glittered Pumpkin

Thanksgiving is coming soon, it’s time to prepare Thanksgiving decor at your lovely home. I have this idea of making a very easy Thanksgiving sign with glittered pumpkin as the focal point. Easy steps and quick to make, not too many things to prepared for this Thanksgiving diy anyway, so it’s very simple.

Things To Prepared

There are a few things to prepared, but easy materials to find to make this easy Thanksgiving sign of a glittered pumpkin. The things are:

Square wooden plank (use light color wood)
Glittered foam mat (brown, orange and gold)
Sparkling pipe cleaner
UHU glue
Gold paint / marker

How To Make

It’s very easy and only takes not too many steps to make this diy thanksgiving sign with the glittered pumpkin. Let me share the making steps.

Draw a pumpkin or have a printed pumpkin on a paper.
Cut the pumpkin according to the parts and use it as a benchmark to cut the glittered foam in brown, orange and gold). Don’t forget the brown glittered stalk.
Glue every parts of the pumpkin with gold in the middle, orange and brown by using UHU glue for better result to the wooden plank.
Glue the stalk and give a twirled sparkling pipe cleaner.
Write the word “blessed” with gold paint or gold marker.

Very easy and quick to make isn’t it? And you got yourself a sparkling Thanksgiving sign to decor your home. Easy diy Thanksgiving to do. A great glittered pumpkin with the good word “blessed” that you can put in your dinning room or sitting room on Thanksgiving dinner or along fall season.

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Thanks to creativity!

Mel

How To Make Unique Thanksgiving Pumpkin Sign

Sometimes we’re tired of the same circle wreaths or square signs to be hung on our door or wall. For that, I made something different, an unique pumpkin sign for coming Thanksgiving. It’s made from cardboard, so it doesn’t cost you much but if you already have wooden pumpkin shape, you can use it too. I shared with you how to make this unique yet simple Thanksgiving Pumpkin sign.

Things To Prepared

There are a few things to prepared, if you are a crafter, I’m sure you have all the ingredients I used for this unique Thanksgiving pumpkin sign.

Cardboard
Burlap rope
Watercolors ( white, blue, green)
Green flannel
UHU Glue
Black marker

How To Make

You can always replace the cardboard pumpkins with wooden pumpkin, but that’s not too frugal, isn’t it? Well, here I shared with you some easy steps to make my Thanksgiving sign looks unique.

Take a cardboard and cut 4 pumpkin shapes in 2 sizes.
Paint the cardboard pumpkin , one for each size with white paint for base.
Paint the white pumpkin cardboard with blue and green and white watercolors. Leave dry. This process will need a little skill in painting.
Cut green flannel for 5 leaves shape.
Use burlap rope to connect the big pumpkin and the small pumpkin.
Glue the painted big blue pumpkin together with the rope to its other big cardboard pumpkin to make a sandwich.
Do the same to the small pumpkin and use the other end of the burlap rope. Let it dry.
Glue the flannel leaves to the pumpkins and the burlap rope by using UHU glue to have a better result.
Write the word “be” on the small blue painted pumpkin and the word “thankful” to the big cardboard pumpkin by using a black marker.
Hang the unique pumpkin sign on your wall or door for Thanksgiving decor.

Do you have some cardboard laying around your storage room? Well, it’s time to upcycle them into a cheap but unique Thanksgiving decoration. This blue pumpkin sign is just great for wall or door decoration, especially if you want something new than a wreath for your Thanksgiving dinner decor. Well, have a good time making it!

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