Thanksgiving is a wonderful holiday. I don’t feel we spend enough time in today’s world giving thanks for what we have. So having a day dedicated to it is a great idea! (Even if said day if following by shopping binges…haha). Speaking of giving thanks, I’m thankful that fall is a great season to decorate for free. Fall provides almost all you to decorate for Thanksgiving for free. Below are some great ideas on how to decorate for free. And I decided some free thanksgiving printable wall art would be perfect for the season!
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Fall Trees & Leaves:
Fall trees branches and leaves provide a ton of options!
Cut off branches with leaves attached and lay out to dry. Then slip them into a bare wreath to make a pretty fall wreath. Of if you’re particularly crafty, just make the wreath out of branches. (I need the wreath base to wrap them around, but I’ve seen people make wreaths without them).
Branches with leaves attached. If you can find some fairly straight ones, you can line them up end to end and use them at a table runner for your table. Then sprinkle pinecones, acorns, candles, etc. among the fall leaves.
Leaves. Pick a large pretty one and dry fairly flat. Then tie around a plain candle with twine for a country fall look.
Twigs. Glue them around a plain candle (or glass candle) for a fall look. If the branches are just slightly higher than the jar, the flames with peek through and give it a fabulous look.
Acorns and Pinecones:
Pile in a glass dish for a centerpiece.
Place in a glass dish around a candle to dress up a candle for the fall season.
String pinecones on twine for a fall banner.
Cluster 3-5 larger pinecones together for a centerpiece or display.
Visit a pumpkin patch...
Visit pumpkin patches towards the end of the season! You can often get- especially smaller ones to use for decor- for free.
If you know a farmer (I’m from Iowa originally…so I know a lot!), they may also let you grab a few corn cobs with the corn still on them for decor for free.
Tea Lights:
Yes, this requires a small investment so doesn’t qualify as free. But cut out of the top of small gourds or apples and pop a tealight in there. Cluster a group of 5-6 together for an illuminating fall display.
You can also use electric tea lights among a cluster of leaves (don’t use a flame around leaves) to illuminate them and bring out their color.
See the Prudent Penny Pincher for more cheap (not free) ideas!
Search the internet:
Don’t pay for place settings, thankful cards, banners, or any other decor again. Trust me, the internet is full of free printables for you to use!
4 Free Thanksgiving Printables for Wall Art:
Instructions:
• Print options: regular paper works, but I suggest card stock or glossy photo paper.
• All of the files are in pdf below. Or click on the image. It will open in a new window and you can either print directly or save to computer. The pdf will be of higher quality.
• The default size of these is 8″ x 10″. However, you can adjust the print size on your computer to make larger or smaller.
Have a blessed thanksgiving decorated with bouquets on top and bottom.
Thanksgiving WallArt1 <<<<Click there to download.
Happy Thanksgiving inside of a fall wreath.
Thanksgiving WallArt2 <<<<Click there to download.
Give thanks with a grateful heart surrounded by fall plenty.
Thanksgiving WallArt3 <<<<Click there to download.
Give thanks for the plenty God gives us with Thanksgiving header and footer.
Thanksgiving WallArt4 <<<<Click there to download.
Thank you for the downloads.
You’re welcome! I hope you enjoy them.
Thank you so much! These are beautiful!
You’re welcome. Hope you have a wonderful Thanksgiving.