10 Thanksgiving Place Card Ideas

Since the big meal tends to claim the center of attention during Thanksgiving, here are 10 free or frugal ways to help adorn a beautifully set table:

Free Place Card Printables

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Oak Leaves by HGTV

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Oak Leaves by Lee Hansen

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Variety by Delish

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Turkeys by Lee Hansen

Thanksgiving Place Cards (small fee)

Fall Leaves beverly brown

Fall Leaves by Beverly Brown

Gourd Place Card by PaperSource

Gourds by Paper Source

Tasty Treat Place Card

Cookie

Cookies by Good Housekeeping

More Great Ideas for Place Cards

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Natural Living by Country Living

Martha Stewart

Oak Leaves by Martha Stewart

Pinecone Place Card

Pinecone Place Cards by Better Homes & Garden

*I need to apologize to my CDN readers for not presenting this last month. I’m just so used to following the US holiday schedule.

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Mom November 20, 2009 at 12:18 pm

I love your articles and I adore the place setting tags, especially the 3 dimensional pumpkins. I love them. I also like the great pictures you add along with your discussions. The article about the salt dough ornaments made me want to find mine.

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admin November 20, 2009 at 12:33 pm

And Mom Money Funk leaves her first comment! Score!

So for those of you that read Money Funk – my mom reads it, too. But she has yet to leave a comment. So I bugged her to leave one and now she has – Yeah! :)

I hope you do find the Santa Salt Dough ornament you made – I’d like to show Matt Jabs and his DFA readers (he is the one that provided the salt dough recipe) how much fun you can have with the simple concoction.

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SS4BC November 20, 2009 at 1:11 pm

I LOVE LOVE LOVE LOVE LOVE the pear one. OMG I wish I was hosting a Thanksgiving dinner so I could do this!!

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money funk November 20, 2009 at 1:17 pm

Totally cute and easy! I saw some using Apples and fruit to hang the place card from the stem. I love the idea, too. Especially because it can be put together in a matter of minutes. One less thing to stress about.

Glad I could help spark some creativity! Have fun hosting your Thanksgiving day dinner!

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SS4BC November 20, 2009 at 1:37 pm

I WISH I was. Actually I don’t. Too much cooking for me. I’ll work Thanksgiving. One of my coworkers is having a meal for people how aren’t doing anything else. So I’ll go over there are eat with them. It was lots of fun last year so I can’t wait for this year!

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money funk November 20, 2009 at 1:54 pm

Oh, I skipped the Wish – to busy thinking about stuffing my self for the holidays. LOL. The pumpkin pie with Cool Whip, jellied cranberry sauce, sweet potatoes with the little marshmallows melted on top…MMMmmmmm…

Actually, that is very cool of your coworkers. That sounds like a wonderful get together. Have tons of fun! Heck, decorate thier table. ;)

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Alice November 22, 2009 at 1:17 am

oh I love the pumpkins! and also the sprayed acorns / fir cones. What a nifty idea :-)

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admin November 22, 2009 at 11:30 am

Simple & Personal :)
Unfortunately, I am not hosting this year’s Thanksgiving celebrations. So, I will not be able to partake in printing or making this year’s place cards.

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Shtinkykat November 22, 2009 at 8:21 am

I LOVE the paper gourds. Sigh. Why am I not this creative? Thanks for the wonderful ideas!

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admin November 22, 2009 at 11:30 am

Isn’t that a cute idea? Love them too. And you don’t have to be creative with this one – just buy the kit and presto! You can just tell everyone you whipped them up! :)

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