Join in on our click carnival and you will receive a FREE Editable Thanksgiving Place Card PDF to say thanks for clicking on our Peeps Widget! You will be able to edit and print your own place cards for Thanksgiving. Go to the Skip to my Lou site for instructions.
As Thanksgiving approaches, it is a time to reflect on what we have to be thankful for. This month's project is a new version of the Wish Scroll which makes a great "I am thankful" scroll for Thanksgiving. See insturctions on her blog here.
Artella is saying “Happy Artsgiving” and giving away art supplies and eBooks, plus 50% off all vintage goods. Cool deal - take a look!
Scrapbooking from the Inside Out has launched their November kit: "Generosity." And to show their generosity, they are giving one to a lucky reader! Visit the Scrapbook Trends blog for all the details. To enter to win one of these great kits, repost this post on your blog and link it back to Scrapbook Trends, then give us a link to your blog post in the comment section of this post, and you could be exploring what GENEROSITY means to you!
Did you forget in all your Thanksgiving preparations that Uncle Jimmy cannot sit next to your sister or else the cranberry sauce bowl will get thrown across the room again? Well, here you go! Click on the image to see full size. Print out these placecards and fill them out for your table to avoid and food and relative mishaps.
I love those old vintage honeycomb paper turkey table decorations! Here are a couple from flickr
I looked around the web to see if I could find thew honeycomb paper to make my own and found some at Kamya http://www.kamya.com/honeycomb2.html
I am going to attempt to make one. Here are the images I am going to use (for you to download and try, too!) Click for full size.
All images copyright original flickr poster.
