A Centerpiece Is a Must and Here's How to Make One

Setting your table with a plain white tablecloth is so yesterday. It's time to spruce it up a bit, but with a beautiful centerpiece. But sometimes, it can feel like a lot of work and cost a ton of money! That's where this DIY trick comes into play. You just need a wooden box, and then you can begin to fill it with flowers, pumpkins, and candles. Place it in the middle of your tables, and it's done!

This is a super simple DIY project that makes it seem like you spent hundreds of dollars on a fancy centerpiece when you can indeed make it yourself.

DIY Feather Wreath for Fall Vibe

Why settle for ordinary fall decor when you can create a truly unique and elegant feather wreath? It's the perfect statement piece to adorn your front door or grace your wall. You can choose to buy a pre-made wreath crafted from twine or twigs or unleash your creativity by making one from cardboard or styrofoam, forming it into a donut shape, and then adorning it with glued sticks and twigs.

The beauty of this project is in the details – collect various feathers wheat bundles and consider adding elements like dried twigs, pinecones, tiny acorns, or mini pumpkins for an extra organic touch.

Gold-Dipped Feather Garland for Simple Elegance

For a touch of elegance on a budget, try this DIY gold-dipped feather garland. Gather various feathers in different sizes and textures. Get some metallic gold paint or spray paint and painter's tape. Dip the lower part of each feather in the gold paint and let it dry or spray the bottom. Gently remove the painter's tape to reveal the gold-dipped edge, then dab hot glue on the feathers and stick them to the string.

Attach your garland to your mantel with gold thumbtacks to add a touch of luxury to your decor.

Effortless Cinnamon Stick Napkin Holders

For a personal and aromatic touch to your Thanksgiving dinner decor, consider crafting an easy cinnamon stick napkin holder. With only cinnamon sticks and napkins in your toolkit, there's no need for paints or markers. This DIY decoration not only elevates your dinner table's aesthetics but also infuses your home with the delightful scent of autumn. Roll your napkin, place two or three cinnamon sticks on top, and use yarn to tie everything together.

It's a simple and effective way to elevate your Thanksgiving table setting, but it looks like you put a ton of effort into decorating.

Stylish DIY Golden Black-White Pumpkins

For a decorative project that offers timeless elegance, a bit of extra time is well worth the effort. You'll need pumpkins, black and gold spray paint, and a dash of patience. First, give each pumpkin a base coat of black, white, or gold paint, then proceed with a dash of a different colored paint than the base, adding an exquisite touch. You can even put some glitter on them so they feel very chic and classy.

This affordable and sophisticated DIY will enhance your home decor, elevating it to new heights that most guests never thought about!

Charming Thanksgiving Wreaths Using Pumpkin, Zucchini and Squash

As the season changes and Thanksgiving approaches, it's time to infuse your home with warm and inviting decor. While pumpkins are the star of the season, why not give zucchinis or squash a chance to shine and bring a touch of rustic charm to your Thanksgiving decor? Craft unique Thanksgiving wreaths using this unconventional twist on traditional ornamentation. This DIY project is refreshingly simple. Gather veggies of your choice, an old wire hanger or cardboard, and a dash of creativity.

You can use a hot glue gun to stick the veggies to the circle-shaped cardboard and glue the wire to the cardboard, and you have an easy DIY wreath.

A Thanksgiving Pinecone Craft for All Ages

Here's a delightful Thanksgiving project suitable for everyone, especially the little ones – the pinecone turkey craft. It's a piece of cake, requiring no special skills, and you can find the materials without breaking the bank. Collect pinecones, feathers, orange paper, or felt cut into small triangles for the turkey gizzard and googly eyes. Then, use glue to stick the materials to the pinecone so it looks like a turkey! It's super easy and fun to make.

There you have it – your very own pinecone turkey, ready to be proudly displayed as a cherished Thanksgiving decoration.