Recently one of our favorite craft blogs, The Idea Room posted this adorable Thanksgiving game craft. A craft project and game for kids all in one, how cool is that? This genius kids craft project was created using a variety of new paints from the Martha Stewart Craft Line. Here is how the game is played according to The Idea Room, "The premise of the game is fairly simple. Simple enough that even the youngest kids can play. Each player takes a turkey card and gets 6 clothes pins or…Turkey Feathers. Each player takes turns rolling once dice. Then you simply put a feather on the number that you rolled.  If you roll a number you already have a feather on, then your turn is over. First person to get all the feathers on their turkey wins." In order to play this game with your little ones, you will need to create the turkey cards that they need, along with decorating the clothes pins. To learn how to make this project click here.

Have your kids help you decorate and set the table this Thanksgiving, by having them create this unique and easy craft. These thumbtack place card holders are so cute, and original. This is such an easy and affordable craft to make. Most supplies you can find at your local craft and dollar store. The creator of this craft is one of our good blogger friends, Megan, from the Brassy Apple. She makes wonderful and unique crafts. I love that to top of this project Megan used some glitter paint from the new Martha Stewart paint line. Click here to learn how to make this craft. These place card holders will be a perfect addition to any Thanksgiving table.

You'll love the inspired story behind the Thanksging Tree crafted on The Hybrid Chick. It is not only a beautiful project, but will make you remember the true meaning of Thanksgiving. Take a look at the photo tutorial here.

 

Those tiny little pots that you can find in the craft store for way less than a dollar can become the perfect surface for minature pilgrim hats. These litte hats can be hung like ornaments or used as place settings on a Thanksgiving day table. However you use them, they are super fun and easy to make!

       

 

It's turkey time and Mr. Gobble here is ready. He was made with texture paint. He would make a great class craft
or even a fun centerpiece!

       

 

Make sure you check out Mama Jenn's blog. She always has great resources for crafts, homeschoolers and families. I especially love these leaf coasters. It is a great time of year to gather leaves, and talk about the different types of trees in your neighborhood. Top it all off by making these adorable coasters. Instructions are here!

Wow! We had a great Halloween and it's hard to believe that Thanksgiving is right around the corner. We're gathering a bunch of new projects for you to enjoy with your favorite little ones. First up, this cute little Thanksgiving turkey. You can use leftover scrapbook paper and glitter to paint to make him extra special!
       

 

Our craft duo Cathie and Steve made this cute apron for fall. It is great for both children and adults. You use an actual apple to make the stamp
design. What fun!!