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Etsy Finds: Talking Turkey
Whether you're eating the classic Thanksgiving bird next Thursday, or just want to add a kitschy reminder of it at your celebration, I've found plenty of ways to talk turkey this Thanksgiving — and all of those ways are handmade, of course!
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Steal of the Day: Turkish Glass Votive Holders
Light up your Love Shack this month with these Pottery Barn Turkish Glass Votive Holders ($9.99 for two, reduced from $29.99). The exotic votive holders are reminiscent of traditional Turkish tea glasses, stamped with gold in a fan, medallion, and border pattern. In each pair, one is slightly smaller than the other to add interest to a grouping, and they hold standard votive candles.
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Steal of the Day: Sur La Table Turkey Votive Holder
This Sur La Table Turkey Votive Holder ($10) is the perfect way to light up your table this Thanksgiving. Its bronze finish will go with any décor, and you can use it throughout the remainder of the fall. It would also make a great hostess gift.
Casa Quickie: An Easier Way to Water
If you're dealing with dribbles when you water your Christmas tree, try this tip: simply use a turkey baster! This kitchen tool will help you to aim the water exactly where you want it. It'll also give you an excuse to use the baster outside of Thanksgiving dinner.
How-To: 7 Ways to Protect Your Countertops
With all the cooking and entertaining we do during the holiday season, our countertops, along with the rest of our homes, take a beating. But, they’re pricey and tedious to replace (whether yours are Carrera marble or not) so it’s best to keep a few simple rules in mind when carving that turkey and whipping up those glasses of egg nog. First and foremost, you should follow any care instructions that came with your countertop, as each material requires different attention.
Open House: Your Thanksgiving Décor
Now that the turkey has been stuffed, slow-cooked, and sliced into nice, juicy pieces, and the pumpkin pies are long gone, perhaps along with your guests, I thought I'd get the intel on your Thanksgiving décor. If you were a host this holiday, how did you decorate? Did you simply dress the dinner tables, or did other areas of your home undergo a festive facelift as well?
How-To: Make a Simple Thanksgiving Garland
If your family is anything like mine at Thanksgiving, there are likely a few kids running underfoot who'd love a planned activity. That's why this Thanksgiving leaf garland is so perfect: it gives kids a meaningful task, and is a quick enough project that you can make it before turkey hits the table.
Here's What You'll Need
- This leaf template
- Colored paper/construction paper
- Twine, yarn, or string
- Scissors
- Double-sided tape
- Pens or Pencils
Will There Be a Centerpiece on Your Thanksgiving Table?
As much as I love a festive centerpiece, at my house, the Thanksgiving table is usually overflowing with dishes and a sizable turkey of course, leaving little room for decoration. So, tall taper candlesticks are a good ole standby with minimal footprint, which I like to liven up with cranberry garlands. How about you?Source
Will There Be a Centerpiece on Your Thanksgiving Table?
Get the Look: Samantha Who? Dinner Party
As the holidays approach, I've had festive dinner party décor on my mind. While some of you may want to get crafty with a paper wreath, others may prefer to keep the holiday kitsch to a minimum. I was impressed with this table setting in Samantha Who?
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