Before you figure out your Thanksgiving dinner menu, let’s talk a bit about your decor this year. From the table to the foyer, when family and friends come to call you’ll want your home looking chic, sharp, and full of festive holiday decoration. Thankfully, there are tons of way to make this happen with some homemade touches. Check out these 15 DIY that will brighten the house in no time.
1. Gilded Pear Place Cards
starts our Thanksgiving DIY decor journey off with these gorgeous gilded pears! Ignite the sparkle at the dining room table with these beauties. They can mark each place setting and serve as favors too!
2. Magnolia Wreath
Is this magnolia wreath from not stunning? Don your door with one of these beautiful creations and give your festive, Thanksgiving day decor a punch of glam and femininity. Hop over now and grab the tutorial!
3. Chalkboard Pumpkins
shows us how to turn some pumpkins into some functional decor too! All you need is some chalk paint! The kids can help out on this one too, and you can decorate your foyer, front door, or dining room table with the like.
4. Feather Garland
How about some dipped feather garland to highlight your home this season? Perfect for the mantle, banister, or the buffet, check out for all of the details. You could dip them in some other metallics as well – or even cranberry tones!
5. Yarn Tassels
gives us some garland idea too! And this time, they’re in the form of tassels! If you want to add some festivity and fall charm to the house, then this is definitely the route to take.
6. Corkboard Leaf Trivets
You can even add some festivity to some unsuspecting places! Check out these cork board leaf trivets we found over at . And, thankfully, they’re easier than you may think to create!
7. Pom Pom Placemats
whipped up some adorable pom pom placemats that could add a punch of color and personality to the dining room table. We’re loving the ombre effect but feel as though it’s a great project that you could add your own stamp to. Use emerald or gold, add some sparkle to the poms, and get the kids involved too!
8. Gold-Leaf Pine Cones
Grab some pinecones and add some sparkle! That’s what did and we’re in love. Turn them into garland or fill up some decorative bowls around the house with them.
9. Retro Centerpiece
Are you looking for something a bit more unique for the Thanksgiving table this year? If so, then you’ll need to run over to and check out all of their retro inspiration. This centerpiece is one-of-a-kind and so easy to recreate!
10. Typography Serving Tray
This serving tray will add some beautiful color and feminine charm to the day as well. Use it all season long as you serve up yummy pieces of pecan and pumpkin pie to friends and family. Snag the tutorial
11. Ombre Mini Pumpkin Centerpiece
added some unique color to the table as well. This ombre, pumpkin centerpiece is gorgeous and you’ll have such a good time transforming the pumpkins and setting them up for dinnertime. You can use any color combo you’d like even deeper tones like blues and greens.
12. Washi Tape Candles
Here’s a really easy way to add details to the holiday decor. Take some taper candles and add some tape. will give you all of the details behind these washi creations.
13. Twig & Pom Pom Wreath
If you’re looking for more rustic-inspired decor for Thanksgiving, then check out this tutorial from . Using some twigs from outside and neutral pom poms, you too can create this welcoming design for the door. You can add some color or sparkle too if you want to dip some twigs!
14. Glitter Corn
Run on over to an d learn how to transform an ear of corn into something that can dress the coffee table or dining room buffet. Thanksgiving and fall decor can be rather rustic and country in vibe, but you can easily add some glitter to glam it up and create a more modern scheme.
15. Leaf Napkin Ring
Finally, brings us this decor idea that will finish off your table scheme is style. These gold leaf napkin rings will add a beautiful touch to Thanksgiving this year, especially if you’ve decided to decorate with metallics and neutrals! Hop on over and take a peek at the tutorial.
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