Last week I was considering a mash-up of a Thanksgiving Leaf Garland from Simple As That and a Thankful Tree from Simply Vintage Girl as our way to visually express our gratitude this month.
I got this far on a budget of zer0...
From a larger fallen tree branch we found/collected for our Halloween graveyard. |
For gratitude leaves or ornaments, I left behind as many branches and nubbins as possible. |
Green split peas = filler I also use beans, oats, and rice as "vase filler" in the kitchen. |
All of the above + a container, ribbon, and a runner I already had. (Ribbon---Michael's, $1) |
Little Man in all his craftiness |
If I never succeed in finding my paper leaf cutouts, don't you agree our branch still makes a nice centerpiece?
*If you have a toddler and/or need a breath of fresh autumn air, you could go on a nature walk and collect small stones to add to your container to keep your branch upright.
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