
Photo by Cafe Sheri
With the economy spiraling from bad to worse, this Thanksgiving's best decorations are all about low cost. FREE is even better.
That said, my boys and I have been perfecting our "bowl of Autumn" for a Thanksgiving centerpiece.
Of course, there are lots more Thanksgiving decorations from where this came...
In our bowl... Autumn leaves, seed pods, acorns, pine cones, and more. I'm particularly in love with the magnolia pods in my neighborhood, which boast lovely dark red seeds. Arranged in a wooden bowl, all of our Autumn collectibles make a spectacular centerpiece for the Thanksgiving table. Thank you, Mother Nature.
Also, check out these 60-Second Thanksgiving Centerpieces from Center'd (and, eh em, Mother Nature again).
Other materials, alá Mother Nature, for making cheap and easy centerpieces:
- Groupings of gourds, pumpkins, squash, apples, or pears
- Other food-inspired centerpieces from Cafe Kim in Food & Party Buzz
- Supermarket floral bouquets
- Blooms or other decorations from nature, grouped in clear vases
- Abandoned bird's nests
Along the same lines:
Stay tuned tomorrow for some Thanksgiving placecard holders from Mama Nature too.
+++ Do you decorate with findings from nature? Leave your nature-grown Thanksgiving centerpiece ideas in the comments below.
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Comments (3)
we were just discussing this the other day (making more natural holiday decorations that still looked classy) thanks so much for this post!
I made my own ;-)
Hooray! Love it.