Thanksgiving Decor - Table Runners
Table Runners Make a Thanksgiving Table Special
A Thanksgiving table runner sets the tone for the holiday table decoration. When it's time for the big turkey feast, you'll want the presentation of the meal to look extra special. When friends and family gather around, a pretty table runner adds that little extra that shows your caring touch.
Fall colors and motifs look great on your holiday table, so let's look at turkeys, leaves and other traditional and even some not-so-traditional designs to pretty up your table for Thanksgiving.
Thanksgiving Harvest Custom Announcements by maggie02
The Family Gathering for Thanksgiving
Make the Table Beautiful with Table Runners
Pretty Fall Leaves on a Runner with Delicate Cut out Designs
It's great to see the revival of this kind of cut work on table linens. This piece will look lovely on the table in the fall and for the special holiday meals of the season.
Quilted Table Runner in Autumn Colors
You can order this invitation from Zazzle: Thanksgiving Dinner Custom Invitations by artogram. It's easy to customize it online and place the order.
With a tradition filled holiday like Thanksgiving, a quilted table runner ties the present with the past. It has the warm colors of gold, olive green and rust that one associates with autumn. The center motif features a pumpkin.
Decorate the Dining Room with Pumpkins and Leaves
Classic Red Table Runner of Embroidered Taffeta
Make Your Own Table Runners for the Holiday
More DIY Runners for the Holiday Table
- 16 Festive Fall or Thanksgiving Table Runners to Make: Hometalk
Hometalk is a site similar to Pinterest, but solely for home topics. This page shows examples of autumn table runners to make and links to the tutorials for each.
Another Transfer to Dress up a Thanksgiving Table Runner
Make Your Own Harvest Table Runner with Instructions from This Book - for a pretty Thanksgiving table
Look at the quilted piece on the cover of this book. I think it would look marvelous in the rusts, oranges and golds of the fall season.
Easy Tutorials for Thanksgiving Table Runners
I looked especially for easy craft projects, because I'm kind of a lazy crafter. You can probably make these quite a bit more elaborate if you have the crafting gene.
Check out the tutorials I discovered for you.
- Fall Table Runner {easy!}
Craft glue and some felt, leaf-shaped placemats from the Dollar Store = a pretty seasonal table runner. - No Sew Fall Leaf Runner - The Everyday Home
Using fabric, a variety of felt colors & buttons, you can create a beautiful NO SEW Fall Leaf Runner in less than an hour - by The Everyday Home. - In His Grip: Burlap Table Runner for Fall
This decorative item is more of a fall harvest theme that you can start using in October. That way your decorations can stay up clear through Thanksgiving.
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More Thanksgiving Topics by Virginia Allain
- Place Card Holders for Thanksgiving and Christmas
We love having a festive table for Thanksgiving or Christmas. You can buy lovely themed place card holders or even make some yourself. These really fancy up your table on that special day. - Decorate the Dining Room for Autumn
Cooler days, falling leaves and Thanksgiving coming soon. It's time to add some autumn touches to the dining room decor. Besides the traditional colors of gold and orange, baskets of harvest vegetables and some mums, there are many ways to give a... - It's Turkey Day
Americans sometimes refer to the Thanksgiving holiday as "Turkey Day" because of the emphasis on the big turkey dinner. Of course, the holiday is so much more. It's a time of reviewing our blessings and celebrating the harvest season as winter... - Walking Off Thanksgiving Calories
Get a jump-start on working off the calories from Thanksgiving. Start now wit walking and you'll be ready when the turkey feast is set on the table. - Pilgrim Costumes for Thanksgiving
If your child is participating in a Thanksgiving pageant, you'll want to find or make an authentic-looking costume for their part. Here are pilgrim, Indian and even a turkey costume for the holiday.
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