Fall Floral Garland
You can create a luscious garland using yarn, faux florals, and a hot glue gun. Layer leaves first, then hanging blooms, and top it off with fluffy accents for texture. It’s warm, whimsical, and customizable to your color scheme—perfect for a cozy seasonal touch.
Get the tutorial at A Beautiful Mess.
Tin Punched Votive Candles
Craft your own rustic-glow accent with empty cans, a drill or punch, and a little paint. The charming candle holders cast beautiful patterns of light for an added cozy ambiance to your Thanksgiving table.
Get the tutorial at A Beautiful Mess.
Painted Jars
Brighten your holiday table with a simple, budget-friendly DIY that transforms ordinary mason jars into autumnal vases. You just need a little paint! Fill them with tea lights, dried florals, or grain-based fillers for instant, cozy décor.
Get the tutorial at Sustain My Craft Habit.
Grateful Tray Shelf Sitter
Here’s an easy and affordable centerpiece for your mantel or shelves that captures cozy fall vibes without fuss. Grab an old silver tray, paint it, decoupage autumn motifs (like pumpkins or leaves), glue on a “gratitude” wood accent, and finish with raffia for texture.
Get the tutorial at Sustain My Craft Habit.
Felt Leaf Wall Decor
Want to bring a touch of woodland warmth to your walls this Thanksgiving? With a free template included and just a few sheets of autumn-toned felt, scissors, and string, you can create a cascading display of leaves. It’s great for layering above your mantel, console, or dining nook.
Get the tutorial at A Beautiful Mess.
Chunky Yarn Pumpkins
These pretty pumpkins are easy, low-mess, and require no glue, sewing, or knitting skills—just wrap bulky yarn around a foam pumpkin and top it with a twig for a rustic, warm accent. Throw them on tabletops, mantels, or grouped on the floor.
Get the tutorial at One Little Project.
Wood Bead and Fabric Sunflowers
Hello, rustic elegance! This charming DIY blends natural wood beads with soft fabric petals in warm fall tones, making a textured, versatile accent for table settings, wreaths, centerpieces, or wall arrangements. It’s easy, low-cost, and full of handcrafted charm.
Get the tutorial at DIY Beautify.
Felt Sunflower Wreath
Using felt sunflowers (in warm yellows or neutrals), a grapevine wreath base, burlap ribbon, and raffia accents, this project delivers a welcoming wreath that’s light, cheerful, and made for bringing seasonal farmhouse flair to your door or wall.
Get the tutorial at Sustain My Craft Habit.
Sliced Wood Wreath
Crafted from thin wood slices dyed in graduated tones and arranged in a layered circle, this wreath brings natural texture and subtle color to your autumn décor. Hang it on your door, above the mantel, or as a tableside accent for warm, rustic charm.
Get the tutorial at Alice & Lois.
Pinecone Scale Pumpkin
Transform simple pinecones into stunning autumn décor when you glue scales onto a pumpkin frame or base in overlapping rows to mimic a textured gourd—no carving required. The result is a natural, sculptural pumpkin that’s elegant, earthy, and perfect as a centerpiece or mantel accent.
Get the tutorial at DIY Beautify.
Paper Leaf Fall Garland
How lovely are these leaves? Made from cut paper in autumn hues strung on twine, this garland is a lightweight, versatile accent for fireplaces, windows, or doorway archways. Easy to customize in size and color, it’s a charmingly simple way to bring seasonal warmth.
Get the tutorial at The House That Lars Built.
Thanksgiving Mantel
Need a last-minute Thanksgiving centerpiece? Head out to your backyard and snip off a few branches of fall leaves. Arrange them in your favorite vase and you’ve got a lovely fall arrangement for your table, buffet, or mantel.
Pitcher Flower Arrangement
Autumnal floral arrangements are all about deep colors and pretty dried grasses. Place this bouquet of roses, ranunculus, and hydrangeas in a rustic pitcher for the most gorgeous centerpiece for your Thanksgiving table.
Harvest Box
For an alternative fall floral arrangement, consider trying a harvest box filled with fall flowers, eucalyptus, milkweed, and dried corn. A wooden box makes the perfect farmhouse-chic container which you can use year after year.
Butternut Squash Planter
A butternut squash also makes a gorgeous natural planter when turned on its side. Fill it with brightly hued carnations, delphinium, alstroemeria, and button mums for an unexpected Thanksgiving color palette.
Mini Pumpkin Succulent Planters
Take your mini pumpkin décor to the next level by carving them out and filling them with cute little succulents and cheerful yellow billy buttons. We love the idea of grouping a few pumpkin planters together on a wood slice for the most perfect fall centerpiece.
Grateful Wreath
Using faux frosted eucalyptus, ribbon, and a pre-made grateful sign, this easy wreath comes together very quickly. Attaching it to a tobacco basket adds warmth and texture.
Get the tutorial at The Craft Patch.
Thanksgiving Napkins and Glassware
Yes, you can create your own Thanksgiving napkins and glassware. All you need to do is print and cutout decals with your cutting machine and attach them! They add such subtle yet stunning details to your table.
Get the tutorial at Lia Griffith.
Color Wrapped Wheat
Add a subtle splash of color to you Thanksgiving table decor by wrapping stems of wheat with colorful embroidery thread. This bouquet is that it’s neutral enough to keep out all season long, too!
Get the tutorial at Inspired by Charm.
Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade Tablescape
Inspired by the beloved Macy’s Thanksgiving Day parade, this project is perfect for decorating the kids table. A printable cityscape makes it easy to pull off. Then just add balloons and you’ll be all set!
Get the tutorial at The House That Lars Built.
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