30 Easy Thanksgiving Crafts for Kids That Will Double as Decorations

You're sure to make your guests crack a smile if you decorate napkins with these easy bottle cap turkey napkin rings.

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Your kids will love putting together this silly, long-legged, clay pot turkey, which you can set on any surface to watch over Thanksgiving preparations.

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Kids of all ages will love putting together these pretty autumn tea towels, which use real fallen leaves.

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A colorful painted pumpkin turkey makes a cute addition to your Thanksgiving party or decor in the home.

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Show your gratitude with this easy-to-make "thankful" banner, which can be hung from a wall, bannister, counter, or table.

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These cute little turkey rocks can be decorated however you'd like and used as paper weighs, place cards, or decor around the house.

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All you need is a paper cup, a paper plate, and some yarn to put together this fun and colorful craft.

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This easy craft only requires some styrofoam pieces, craft paint, felt, and a few accessories to help kids decorate their turkeys.

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This wooden sign looks professional, but it's simple enough for even the youngest crafters to put together.

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These pretty rainbow ribbon turkeys can also double as adorable place cards if you add your guests' names to them.

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Bring a little festive touch to any door or wall with this precious burlap-wrapped turkey wreath.

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Need cute and easy decor for your Thanksgiving table? These playful turkey balloons are the perfect touch.

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Your kids can reflect on all the things that make them feel grateful this year with this fun turkey-themed craft.

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Cute, colorful and very inexpensive to make, you can string these beaded pipe cleaner corn cobs from a string to make a garland or simply use them for decoration around the house.

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Turn a butternut squash into an adorable little turkey with just a few inexpensive supplies.

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This embroidery hoop wreath is easier to make than it looks, and it allows you and your family members to keep track of all your blessings throughout the holiday season.

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These mason jar turkeys are cute as a button, and you can even fill them with candies and give them as a favor to your dinner guests.

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Guest are sure to giggle when they see this felt turkey waiting to greet them on your front door.

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Wood slices add the perfect rustic touch to fall decorating, and kids will love having a new space for doodling.

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Impress guests with this DIY table runner, which only requires roll of butcher paper, some leaf stencils, and gold craft paint.

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Not only does this candy corn bunting make a great holiday craft for you and your kids, but it's also the perfect party decor accent. To make, paint a yellow acrylic border on the outer edge of a white paper plate, followed by orange. Once paint dries, cut into triangles, punch holes, and thread with twine.

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This centerpiece holds so much more than flowers — you can store your favorite family memories inside. Tuck a small jar with notes and tiny mementos into the bottom of the basket and top with a bouquet of handmade crepe-paper flowers, pushing in a disc of floral foam first to keep the stems in place.

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Start a tradition your family is sure to love with this unbe-leaf-ably cute calendar. Outfit an empty frame with horizontal lengths of twine and clip on numbered leaves. Each day of November, write something you're grateful for on a paper tag and put it behind the leaf that displays that date.

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A recipe that reminds you of a cherished person in your life can be transformed into kitchen decor for the holidays — or every day! With fabric transfers, just follow the instructions to print and then iron it onto a white tea towel. While the iron is hot, use fusible web tape to attach ribbon trim.

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Use dried corn husks to create this starburst wreath that's perfect for autumn. To make, collect four medium plastic bins and arrange them on a covered surface. In each, mix 6 cups of warm water, 3 tablespoons vinegar, and 1 cup Rit liquid fabric dye in desired colors. Soak dried corn husks in the mixture for 20 minutes, then rinse with water and let dry on a newspaper. After, place husks between two thin towels and iron flat. Finally, hot-glue a few layers of dyed corn husks around a 12-inch foam wreath form to create a sunburst shape, and attach a loop of wire to the back with hot glue and use to hang.

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For a Thanksgiving craft that's easy as pie, cut triangles out of burgundy, brown, and orange felt to act as the pie's base. Then hot-glue a rickrack crust and button to each slice. String the pie slices together with twine and hang wherever you please.

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This paper cone wreath doesn't just look festive — it also includes slots to hold all your family members' declarations of gratitude.

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Garnish your home with this delightful row of golden birds. Just use the free printable to get started.

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Almonds, apples, Life Savers, and napkins combine to create the most adorable way to direct guests to their seats.

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These charming napkin holders are sure to be a hit with your family and friends. They are so much more fun than a cloth napkin at the dinner table.

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