thanksgiving home tour 2017

Apparently, a lot of people don't decorate for Thanksgiving. And honestly, I can see why, because over the years as I've browsed Pinterest for ideas, it's honestly way harder to find decor I like for Thanksgiving than it is to find decor for Halloween or Christmas. There's a lot of fall decor, but I like decor that is more specifically "Thanksgiving."

A few years ago, I made a Thanksgiving Turkey art piece that I still love. I also did the gold-tipped feather garland, "so blessed" pumpkin, bunch of wheat, and filled hurricane vase in past years. But this year I really finished up the whole Thanksgiving look with my pie garland, "thanks and giving" printable, and my "thankful" garland. I now feel like my Thanksgiving decor is complete!










this quote piece used to just be thanksgiving decor, but now i leave it up year-round. 
Can't forget Tomothy the Thankful T(h)urkey!



Do you decorate for Thanksgiving?


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  1. Maddie C.November 27, 2017 at 9:09 PM

    I love your decor! I never know what to do for Thanksgiving. I especially love that pie banner. It's so cute and creative!

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    1. ashleynicoleNovember 28, 2017 at 5:14 AM

      Thank you! I can't take credit for the creativity of the pie banner though since I saw it on Pinterest . . . but I do agree that whoever thought of it is very creative!!

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