Thanksgiving: Decorating
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Whether you are hosting a Thanksgiving party this year or just want your home festive for the autumn season, try these decorating ideas that are sure to impress all those enter your home.
Autumn Wreaths and Door DecorationsWhether you buy a vine wreath or make your own, the addition of decorations can really make it special. A wild array of berry branches bursts forth in autumn splendor, creating a wreath that is both easy to make and memorable.
Compose these natural beauties-then add a dusting of gold for some holiday glam.
Try one of these two cross-stitch projects feature Pilgrims and Native Americans or start a fun family tradition with these unique place cards. Each one stands about 3-1/2 inches tall.
Celebrate autumn's splendor at the orchard. Grab a basket, start picking, then turn your bounty into one of these 8 seasonal projects.
Remember your home's exterior when decorating for the holidays. With these inspiring photos and tips, your doors, windows, and fences will beam with seasonal spirit.
Hats off to the first Thanksgiving! These two projects bring Native Americans and Pilgrims together again at your holiday table.
Decorate once to dazzle twice. Assemble one of our four fantastic fall displays and voila! With a few simple switches, you have a fresh look for winter.
Copper leaves turn to glorious fall colors in a swirl of jewel-toned paints set against a backdrop of raffia and dried everlastings.
Try this easy, but gorgeous, display for your Thanksgiving centerpiece. Stack these painted gourds on a glass cake plate to create an elegant display that your guest are sure to love.
This traditional-looking holiday centerpiece uses real apples as candleholders. You can vary the shape of the arrangement and number of candles to fit any table.
When Autumn is on its way, folks jump in their cars and drive to the country to grab a glimpse of the season's natural splendor. Bring some of that beauty home with these simple ideas for fall home décor.
Kids will enjoy making this brightly colored project, and you'll love having a keepsake of your child's hands and feet.
Let your kids help in the Thanksgiving decorating this year. Use thier creations to make a centerpiece or as placeholders for each guest.
Positioned in rustic wood holders, hand-dipped candles and wax-coated leaves bring the outdoors in.
Stamp these autumnal impressions to bring the colors and scents of fall indoors. The coasters are sure to impress guests and add a wonderful touch of autumn to your home.
Grace your Thanksgiving table with one of these pretty centerpieces.
Super simple centerpieces and stress-free decorations for fall elegance.
These decorative projects take just minutes to make with easy-to-find elements.
