Tag: Thanksgiving

Time for Pie! A2 Box Card Pumpkin Pie Flowers

 Hi everyone!

The holidays are just around the corner…hard to believe they are sneaking up on us so fast.  I had fun in my little studio creating this adorable box card.  It’s Lori’s A2 pumpkin pie flower box card or you can find it here In the Silhouette Online Design Store.  It’s just too cute with that little crust edge…love it.

I used Lori’s Echo Park I Love Fall collection.  I have used this collection over and over, it is just perfect for everything this time of year.

I adore this little card.  Wouldn’t it be fun to use them as place settings at your Thanksgiving table?!
And wouldn’t it be nice it we all had time for that?!
Happy creating!
~Cathy

Lighted Shadowbox Decor Turkey

This is a fun week for celebrating Thanksgiving. What are your favorite Thanksgiving traditions? We love doing something active early in the day. This year will be pickleball. I also like Black Friday shopping, but it has changed over the years.  I ordered my first Silhouette Cameo on a Black Friday sale several years ago.

I’m sharing a Turkey project to add to our Thanksgiving decor. These shadowbox projects are so fun. Check out all the holiday themed boxes.

Lighted Shadowbox Decor Turkey (SVG, Silhouette).

 

Have a Happy Thanksgiving Week!

Ashley

Flexi Place Card

Happy Thursday everyone!! Only 14 days until Thanksgiving. We have a few newbies joining our table for Thanksgiving this year so I thought it would help everyone remember names with these adorable place cards. They were so easy to make! Follow along below to make your own.

I didn’t need many supplies to complete these. I used a glue pen, a pointy pair of tweezers and a file for any rough edges. I cut all my pices and laid them out in piles. I also used my Cricut to write the names on the white pieces.

The pumpkin was by far the easiest (SVG, Silhouette). The little green stem goes over the orange pumpkin piece and added to the base card. I also added the white name to the 2nd piece of the base.

The ends just slip into the slits on either side.

How cute and easy is that?

I did a few of these, and by far the hardest was the turkey (SVG, Silhouette) because there were so many small pieces. Below is a photo of how to assemble most of these small little pices. Again. the pointy tweezers were a huge help on this one.

How cute will these be at everyones place setting at your Thanksgiving dinner?!

Pilgrim hat: SVG, Silhouette

Cooked Turkey: SVG, Silhouette

Pie: SVG, Silhouette

Happy Crafting!

Chelsea

Thanksgiving Tag Bags

Hello everyone, Marcia here. Can you believe it’s November already and in no time it is going to be Thanksgiving! I wanted to make some treat bags for the little ones attending our Thanksgiving dinner. Lori Whitlock’s 2 on 12×12 Tag Bag Pilgrim (SVG, Silhouette) and the 2 on 12×12 Tag Bag Indian  (SVG, Silhouette) were just what I was looking for. I used the Echo Park Paper I Love Fall collection to create my tags along with a heavy cardstock for the bag.

 
Washi tape from the I Love Fall collection lines the bottom of the tags. After piecing my pilgrim and Native American girl together, I used some foam tape to adhere them to the tags. I attached the tags to the bags with some raffia paper ribbon.
 

 

 
Lori has lots of other fun Thanksgiving bags and treat boxes in her shop. Go check them all out.
Thanks so much for stopping by today.
~Marcia

Thanksgiving Table Décor

Happy Halloween everyone!  Anita here with some Thanksgiving holiday table décor that I made by using one of Lori’s SVG’s for a different purpose.  Her file is called  So Thankful Grateful Blessed (SVG, Silhouette).  I cut the three individual words (I welded Blessed so it cut as one piece)  I cut one layer out of patterned paper using Lori’s Echo Park Paper collections including A Perfect Autumn, Celebrate Autumn and My Favorite Fall.  I also cut a layer out of chipboard to give the the dining plate word sign some bulk.

 

 

I can’t wait to use these on Thanksgiving.  Thanks for looking and have a great day.

Hugs,

Anita