25 Simple Thanksgiving Decorations That'll Beautify Your Home

$55 and up

Not a fan of bright orange? That's okay. You can still celebrate the Thanksgiving season with these more subtle fall pillow covers.

$55 and up

This cheery, vibrant design will set the tone for guests as they arrive at your home for the holiday.

$27

Celebrate Thanksgiving both inside and out with this customizable pumpkin door hanger.

$19

These turkey tealight candle holders are perfect for the kids table. Just swap out the real tea candles for LED ones and the table is set.

$6 and up

While you're cooking that Thanksgiving feast, here's a little reminder of what the holiday is truly about.

$1 for 1

These tiny acorn cap candles are perfect for a rustic fall table and will make any thanksgiving centerpiece stand out.

$38

This wooden planter is the centerpiece you need for your thanksgiving tablescape. Just stick your favorite flowers in the rustic mason jars for a pop of color.

Tell your loved ones how thankful you are for them with a hidden note inside their Thanksgiving dinner placecard. Use a craft knife to cut a triangle in the end of a paper strip, then make a slit in the stem and slide it in. For the polka-dotted pattern, place small glue dots around the pumpkin and sprinkle with fine glitter. For the double-dipped pattern, apply spray paint to the pumpkin, then brush the bottom half with graft glue and gently press into a bowl of glitter.

What you'll need: Artificial pumpkins ($14 for 16-pack, ), Spray paint ($12, ), Gold glitter ($4, )

A recipe that reminds you of a cherished person in your life can be transformed into kitchen decor for the holidays — or every day! With just follow the instructions to print and then iron it onto a white tea towel. While the iron is hot, use fusible web tape to attach ribbon trim.

What you'll need: Avery Light Fabric Transfers ($7, ), White Tea Towels ($17 for 12-pack, )

Start a tradition your family is sure to love with this unbe-leaf-ably cute calendar. Outfit an empty frame with horizontal lengths of twine and clip on numbered leaves (we used a gold paint marker and stencils). Each day of November, write something you're grateful for on a paper tag and put it behind the leaf that displays that date.

What you'll need: Assorted maple leaves ($12, ), Twine ($6, ), Clothespins ($6, ), Gold paint marker ($9, )

$25

Let your dinnerware do the talking this year with Thanksgiving-themed plates that guests will love.

This centerpiece holds so much more than flowers — you can store your favorite family memories inside. Tuck a time capsule (see next slide) into the bottom of the basket and top with a bouquet of handmade crepe-paper flowers, pushing in a disc of floral foam first to keep the stems in place.

What you'll need: Cornucopia basket ($20, ), Assorted tissue paper ($3, ), Floral foam disc ($13, )

$45

Instead of decking the halls, walls, windows, and everything else in your home, display a few affordable pieces, like this fall wreath, that you can easily swap out from season to season.

This elegant white pumpkin and flower display is a great centerpiece for your Thanksgiving table.

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What you'll need: Metallic permanent marker ($8, ), Artificial Magnolia flowers ($6, )

$10

Light up any room with this whimsical yet elegant addition.

Display this simple, rustic sign on your mantel, near your entryway, or on bookshelves.

Get the tutorial at .

What you'll need: Burlap banners ($11, ), Wooden panels ($13, )

$30

Fill your home with the soothing aromatherapy.

$15

Serve Thanksgiving dinner on this chic and rustic runner.

$13 and up

Add anything from pinecones to flowers to turn these vases into stunning centerpieces.

$14 and up

Cast a glow around the dinner table with this elegant candle holder.

$48 and up

This stunning, seasonal candle burns for 120 hours.

$5

Who said florals were just for spring? Brighten up your tablescape with colorful napkin rings, like this one.

$20

Whether you use it as a salad plate or place it on your nightstand, this catchall is a must-have.

$40

What better way to welcome Thanksgiving guests?

Capture what the family is more thankful for from the past year. Fill a small jar with notes and tiny mementos tied with ribbon. Place it inside your cornucopia centerpiece, or display it alone.

What you'll need: Glass jar ($18, ), Assorted ribbon ($10, )