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As one of my favorite holidays approaches, it's time to start planning our Thanksgiving feast.  This year, I had a little help from my 4 year old granddaughter who helped create turkey napkin holder place settings for each guest.  With a few basic supplies and a sky filled with blustery snow flurries, we completed this project together and had a lot of fun chatting about our many family blessings.  So go right ahead and invite a turkey to dinner this year.  I hope you'll give this fun project a try and enjoy the smiles! 

Thanksgiving week is here so let's get ready to celebrate the harvest along with our many blessings!  Here's an easy to make papercraft project page to get things started.  It's perfect for passing around the Thanksgiving table when filled with words from each guest with their thoughts of gratitude and thanks written inside the card. To download, simply right click the image below and save to your computer.

Seems like the kids always want to be in the kitchen when dinner preparations are underway.  Keep them busy putting together this magnet character puzzle and let them tell you a story about their turkey's Thanksgiving adventures!  Just print, cut out and then assemble the character one piece at a time and let the kids take it from there.  No magnets?  You can mount the pages on cardstock, cut them out and use them to make dimensional crafts.  Happy Turkey Piecing! Download the Pilgrim Turkey Project from my DIY page for FREE.