Free Thanksgiving Dinner Printables

Simple, fun, and free Thanksgiving printables that can be used as cutlery holders, place cards, and water bottler holders.  A DIY Thanksgiving decoration that kids love to help with.

Thanksgiving is approaching and we've got all sorts of fun ideas from Thanksgiving table decor to centerpiece ideas and of course yummy Thanksgiving recipes.

Free Thanksgiving Printable utensil holder, white card stock with a green border with words 'Gobble, Gobble, Gobble' on it.

The last few years we've hosted a pretty big group for Thanksgiving and my kids have loved being in charge of assigning seats and making place cards for each person.  Luckily, our friend Annette, from Tips From a Typical Mom has made it extra easy with her free Thanksgiving printables. They are so cute and go perfectly with other table decor like this Dollar Store Candles Centerpiece!

So, these printables have become a go-to for Thanksgiving day, along with our Printable Thanksgiving Bingo.

Free Thanksgiving Printable Utensil Holder on a white napkin, clear plate and wood charger.

Free Thanksgiving Printables

So, do you want some of your own? I'm glad you asked. You can download them and use them too! Annette even drew the clip art herself!  Can you believe it!

To download your Free Printables, just click HERE and you can download them to your computer and print them.

Thanksgiving Table Decor: Water Bottle Labels

The water bottle labels are easy. Just cut apart, put over your water bottles label and use clear tape to secure.

4 water bottles with Free Thanksgiving Printables Water Bottle labels on them.

Thanksgiving Table Decor: Place Cards

The place cards get folded in half from top to bottom then you write the names on them.

Free Thanksgiving Printable Place Cards on a paper cutter.

Thanksgiving Table Decor: Utensil Holders

1. Cut the utensil holders out on the line.

A piece of paper upside won with edges folded in for making utensil holder

2. Fold at the bottom of the design, then fold over the flaps.

3. Next, add some clear tape or glue to keep the utensil pouch together. You can also staple them together.

A piece of paper upside won with edges folded in for making utensil holder

A Thanksgiving utensil holder with "gobble, gobble, gobble" written on front.

3. Insert a folded napkin and your utensils and you're done!

Four sets of silver cutlery wrapped in white napkins and free Thanksgiving cutlery holders.

Pro Tips:

  • It's easier to cut off the tabs on the side of the utensil holders and staple the sides on the top and middle.
  • To use tape takes longer if you have to make a lot, but it creates a cleaner look. If you are only making a few, use the tabs on the side to fold over and tape with clear tape.

If you are using these free Thanksgiving printables we'd love to hear about it! Leave a comment and positive review, or tag us on instagram @prettyprovidenceblog

Free Thanksgiving Printable utensil holder, white card stock with a green border with words 'Gobble, Gobble, Gobble' on it.

Free Thanksgiving Printables

Simple, fun, and Free Thanksgiving printables that can be used as cutlery holders, place cards, and water bottler holders. DIY craft that kids love to help with.
Print Pin Rate
15 minutes
Total Time: 15 minutes
Cost: 3.00

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Equipment

Materials

Instructions

  • Print free Thanksgiving Printables onto white light weight card stock.

For Thanksgiving water bottle labels:

  • Cut apart the water bottle labels. Wrap them around each water bottle and secure with tape.
    4 Thanksgiving designs meant to be cut apart for water bottle labels

For Thanksgiving place cards:

  • Cut the place cards and fold them in half from top to bottom. Write names on the front.
    To DIY Thanksgiving place holders

For Thanksgiving Utensil holders:

  • Cut the utensil holders out on the line. Fold at the bottom of the design then fold over the flaps.
    A paper with 4 sections to cut apart to make Thanksgiving utensil holders.
  • Tape them to secure them (or don't use the flaps and just staple them together- see note*).
    A piece of paper upside won with edges folded in for making utensil holder
  • Now insert a folded napkin and utensils!
    A piece of paper upside won with edges folded in for making utensil holder
  • Hooray, you're finished!
    A Thanksgiving utensil holder with "gobble, gobble, gobble" written on front.

Notes

*If you are making a lot of utensil holders, it's easier to cut off the tabs on the side of the utensil holders and just staple the sides on the top and middle. It would take forever to fold the tabs back and use tape if you had to make a lot. But if you are only making a few, use the tabs on the side to fold over and tape with clear tape to make a cleaner look.
Did you make this?Mention @prettyprovidenceblog or tag #prettyprovidence!

Visit Annette's Blog for parenting ideas, free printables and recipes!

This post was originally published in November 2014 and has been updated with new photos and more detailed information. 

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