40+ Cute DIY Thanksgiving Decorations On a Dime

Learn how to make this simple (and beautiful!) stained Give Thanks sign. Perfect for fall and the Thanksgiving holiday – with a touch of sparkle!

Use dried flowers, gourds, and gold paint to make these whimsical turkeys. They would look great on a mantel or grouped together as a centerpiece.

Make wine cork pumpkins for simple and unique fall decor! These are easy enough for crafters of any level. They'd look great on a side table or mantel.

This blessed and grateful DIY Thanksgiving sign is a perfect compliment to your holiday décor. It’s very EASY to make – great for farmhouse or rustic style!

These chalk painted mason jars would look great on a mantel or as a centerpiece for Thanksgiving dinner. Plus this is probably the easiest of the crafts on the list, AND you can use real or faux flowers.

Are you looking for an easy floral decor project that gets you home holiday ready in a jiffy? You can make a pretty pumpkin vase perfect for the Thanksgiving dinner table.

Learn how to make gnomes for your Thanksgiving decor with a few simple craft store supplies.

What I love about this beautiful centerpiece is that it's perfect for fall through the Thanksgiving holiday! The light blue is a little bit of a change up for the holiday, and I appreciate it.

Easily turn an ordinary flower pot into a cute pilgrim hat by gluing it upside down on top of a large round tray! The result is a CUTE decoration to display on your table at Thanksgiving.

I love it when home decor can be made out of simple supplies! This banner is inspired by my favorite dessert of the season: pumpkin pie. It's made from felt and really easy.

Turn dollar store mini glass pumpkins into farmhouse Thanksgiving decorations with white paint and a Cricut. If you don't have a cutting machine, you could write these freehand or print and trace.

Learn how to make the easiest autumn garland EVER! This garland is done and on your mantel in three steps, plus it's made with dollar store supplies.

Keep this mantel decor up all season long! I love the large oval embroidery hoop wreath. You can make some cute yellow ochre pom poms to use as seasonal "flowers."

If you don't want to use a real table runner because it's going to get messy, this is an attractive option. It costs hardly anything to make! Use paint and a stencil and you'll be ready in minutes.

Use an MDF breadboard to make this unique DIY chalk board. Perfect for writing messages for Thanksgiving and other holidays – or even every day!

Fill a cornucopia with this DIY seed balls and you have a great Thanksgiving centerpiece! Such a simple project with special meaning for the holiday.

Fall banners are easy to make out of felt, and perfect for celebrating Thanksgiving! Learn how to make this mini version, easy for all ages.

As far as I'm concerned, Christmas shouldn't be the only holiday with lights! Use waxed leaves (or faux leaves from the dollar store) and a light strand to create this simple decor.

Why not start your Thanksgiving decorating on the front porch? Use a stencil and paint to create your own fun doormat.

Use wire and greenery (Amy used Myrtle) to create whatever words you'd like and then hang them with string. This could easily be adapted for any occasion.

See how to make framed burlap wall decor using letter stamps. This project can be adapted for any holiday word that has special meaning to you.

Make this gorgeous DIY harvest wheat bundle for your table this fall or Thanksgiving! You're going to love Kim's secret for what she used as a base.

This kitchen towel is perfect for Thanksgiving! Find out how to make this one using a cutting machine. I love this idea for a holiday hostess gift.

This 'thankful' embroidery hoop wreath has a built-in pocket where you can add things you are thankful for on craft sticks. Such a fun idea!

This DIY corn husk wreath really makes a statement! I like how simple it is, but you could also add a 'thankful' or 'blessed' sign to the wreath.

Learn how to make these fun color blocked letters. The fun colors were part of the theme for this Friendsgiving post.

Find out how to turn a shallow round basket into a beautiful DIY wreath for Thanksgiving. Don't let the freehand 'thankful' scare you off; you can sketch it before making it permanent.

Create a beautiful centerpiece for Thanksgiving dinner with this mason jar idea using stickers. I love how you can see through the letters in this jar!

This is a fun alternative to a Thanksgiving wreath on your front door! This was cut from a sheet of mdf and then painted gold.

Transform leftover wooden fence boards into adorable, decorative scrap wood houses that go with your autumn theme. I love how these homes are stamped with 'thankful thoughts.'

Use this simple tutorial to make thankful wall art that you can keep up all year! This Thanksgiving sign is easy to create and can be customized.

When Thanksgiving rolls around, it amps up my desire to use reclaimed wood in all my projects! This Gobble sign was made using old wood and acrylic paint.

Looking for ideas for Thanksgiving wreaths? Try to make this turkey wreath with bandanas! A quick and easy idea you can make in minutes!

This 'gather' sign would look great in your entryway or on your Thanksgiving themed porch! I love that it runs vertically, which is perfect if you have a space that isn't wide you'd like to decorate.

The question everyone asks on Thanksgiving! 'Is it time for pie?' This embroidery hoop turkey art captures that sentiment, and is so adorable!

Turn this natural wood feather into a cute Thanksgiving sign that says 'gather here'. You'll use a cutting machine for this, and a free cut file is provided!

Looking for something other than a wreath for your front door? These oversized wood tags are perfect! Great for homes with storm doors.

If you love pumpkins as much as I do, this pumpkin mason jar is a perfect fall idea. This jack o’ lantern is really easy to paint!

For less than $10 you can make this Thanksgiving pallet art using wood shims, a cutting machine and paint!

Turn a placemat into a wall hanging decoration for Thanksgiving! This one already had the design on it, but you could easily add a design to a plain placemat.

I love unique leaf crafts, and this fall canvas project definitely qualifies! Use spray paint and leaves to make fun, Thanksgiving wall art. This would look great on a mantel or side table.

I love the unfinished wood section of my craft store! This cute mini side was made using items from that department, along with some other simple materials. I can picture these lined up on a holiday tablescape!