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Create a Thanksgiving craft to keep
Filed in archive Planning the Holidays by Michelle Donahue Hillison on November 22, 2008
With Thanksgiving rolling around, you've probably got kids underfoot and hyper. Here is a cute idea - make custom Thanksgiving placemats.

Supplies:
Laminating sheet. (You can get packs of 10 laminating sheets that don't require a machine at any craft or office supply store but we finally bought an inexpensive one for $60)
Ribbon - any kind, any variety but festive holiday stuff around the same width seems to look best.
Markers or crayons
Blank Thanksgiving coloring pages
Double sided tape or glue stick

Instructions:
Let the kids color the coloring pages anyway they want to do it.

Cut the ribbon into strips frame/line the edges of the paper. Tape or lightly glue stick them in place.

Laminate them and lay them flat to set. And voila - you have homemade placemats for the table, ones that will help the kids feel like they contributed to the day and make cleaning up easier.

Some pages you can use:

Thanksgiving placemat coloring page 1

Thanksgiving placemat coloring page 2

Thanksgiving placemat coloring page 3


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