7 Easy Thanksgiving DIY Projects

Everyone may already be thinking about Christmas, but we’ve got Thanksgiving on the brain. We love getting together with our families, remembering what we’re thankful for, and eating a lot of really delicious food. It’s also a great time to flex those DIY muscles, especially if you’re not the type to spend half the day in the kitchen. We’ve pulled together our 7 favorite Thanksgiving DIY projects to help you make your holiday decorating both easy and personalized.

Apple Votives

These are adorable and easy to make. The best part is, you can easily cut away any wax that gets on the fruit and use them for a post-holiday pie!

Thanksgiving DIY apple votives
marthastewart.com

 

The Thankful Tree

Invite your family and guests to contribute to the Thankful Tree as they arrive. Have a few already filled in before they arrive so guests can be inspired and find out what you’re thankful for this year.

Thanksgiving DIY - Thankful Tree
simplyvintagegirl.com

Pine Cone Turkeys

OK, it says it’s for kids, but we really want to make these this year. Are they not adorable? We bet if you asked nicely, the kids table would let you hang out with them and make a few.

Thanksgiving DIY - Pine Cone Turkeys
shopruche.com

Abundance Seed Balls

If you’re like us and have way too many dried beans hanging around your house, this is the project for you! Dried beans are super cheap at the supermarket.

Thanksgiving DIY - Abundance Seed Ball
finecraftguild.com

Rosemary Wreath Place Cards

They smell great, look super cute, are easy to make, AND they’re re-usable. Be still our DIY hearts!

Thanksgiving DIY - Rosemary Wreath Place Cards
spoonforkbacon.com

Gourd Garland

Spruce up your fence, porch, or fireplace with this fall-inspired garland.

Thanksgiving DIY - Gourd Garland
marthastewart.com

Apple Stamp Table Runner

Grab some muslin, an apple, paint, and few paint brushes and you’re all set to make this chic table runner.

Thanksgiving DIY - Apple Stamp Table Runner
designsponge.com

Share your favorite Thanksgiving DIY projects with us in the comments or Tweet them at us @litdarling!

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