Thanksgiving table decorations are a favorite of mine. First of all they tend to make use of the beautiful colors of fall, which I can never get enough of and also they are quite easy to make yourself. Sure, you could go out and buy stuff, but you can also put together gorgeous Thanksgiving centerpieces and decorations from things found in nature or items you probably already have. And boy, oh boy, do I have inspiration for you.
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I searched the interwebs to find some gorgeous Thanksgiving table decor ideas. All of these are easy to make, some are even projects you can make with your kids. Click through the gallery and enjoy!
Roses, mums & broom cob in a pumpkin "vase"
Everyone is going to think that this DIY Thanksgiving floral centerpiece in a pumpkin came from a professional florist and when you tell them you made it, they are going to be in awe. The best part is that it's not hard to make at all.
Pears and cloves
I love this beautiful message created out of pears and cloves. The tutorial is great and easy to follow as well.
Fall in a vase
This simple arrangement looks totally luxe and it was put together using items from the dollar store. Nice! Check out the easy instructions and make your own!
Apple candles
The instructions for how to make these DIY apple candles are all visual so you don't even have to read to create this cuteness.
Fallen pine cones
I love this ridiculously easy way to use pine cones as indoor decor. Time to go on a pine cone hunt with the kids!
Autumn veggie platter
To me this autum veggie platter is the perfect centerpiece because it's edible. Look at it! It's beautiful and you can munch on it.
Polka dot burlap runner
You could have the kids help you make this DIY Thanksgiving runner. They'll have fun and then they get to show it off during the big dinner!
Pear turkey
This is one of the cutest turkey crafts I have ever seen. You could decorate the center of your table with a bunch of these DIY pear turkeys or write names on them and use them as place cards.
Candy corn votive display
If you've been hoarding that candy corn you love so much from Halloween, this is the perfect excuse to bust it out and share. I love the simplicity of this candy corn votive display.
