Thursday

Giving Thanks for the Kids...







As I am still running around like a turkey with my head cut off I realized I will not only be entertaining adults this thanksgiving, but a few kids as well. As a child I remember being seated at the kids table and being served thanksgiving dinner every year. Wanting to sit next to my mom at the adult table because of how pretty it was always set up.  This year the kids table will be the envy of all adults attending dinner at my house. My brain is telling me if I build it, they will come. Meaning if I load the kids with fun crafts upon crafts they may stay entertained though out dinner. Allowing the children to decorate their own place-mats with crayons is always a fun idea. I love the idea of allowing the children to build the Mayflower from felt sheets, and paper pilgrims will definitely be a show stopper. If you are entertaining kids that are a little older in age, the paper "Thankful" tree is a great centerpiece as well as conversation piece. Blank leaves on the tree for them to write what they are thankful for is a way to get everyone involved in the Thanksgiving spirit. 
Images Courtesy of: Its Written on the WallsDTEKitchen DailyPepper Design

Tuesday

Some Tuesday Morning Cute..... Bleached Pillows


I love all things pillows. Of course you all should know this about me by now. These pillows we created by Amanda over at Burlap and Denim and they have made my "I just love theses list." Amanda gave these pottery barn denim pillow covers a face lift with an stencil, a little bit of bleach, and lots of creativity. This best part of it all, is she show us step by step how she achieved the look. This project seems simple enough to tackle in an afternoon. Click here to enjoy this fun tutorial and create your own Bleached out denim pillow covers. 

Images Courtesy of: Burlap and Denim

Monday

Add Glitz to your table this Thanksgiving....


With Thanksgiving just a few weeks away the lovely Erinn Valencich over at HGTV shares a few designer tips for adding a little glitz to your Thanksgiving table decor this year. Erinn shows us how to mix natural elements with metallic painted fixtures to create a table setting your guest are bound to love. The use of fresh fruit and dried tree branches along side metallic colors, glass and ceramic fixtures help to create a contrast that will make for a great decor combination for you Thanksgiving feast.