Little Thanksgiving Crafts?
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um, little bonnets for the turkey?
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Maybe by give thanks over small things
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Hohoho :)\nA few inexpensive ideas:\n*Teddy bear\n*Diary\n*Birthstone jewelry\n*Magazine subscription\n*DVD\n\nMore ideas for kids:\nhttp://gift-ideas.christmasgifts.net/Kid-christmas-gifts.php\n\nIf you want to get crafty, what about personalized towels?\n\nCheck this craft blog:\nhttp://www.christmasgifts.net/Christmasblog/category/crafts/
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Re-enact a little feast between the pilgrimamd and Indians. The kids could make their own little headpieaces out of construction paper and stuff. Seems like it could be cute.
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go to  www.enchantedlearning.com\n\nand find stuff at a craft store
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What about baking something and really making the presentation pretty with colorful cellophane paper (the one you wrap baskets with?).  Then tie it up with pretty colorful bows.  Attach a little colorful note that wishes them a good holiday and how much you appreciate their friendship.\n\nMaybe a little basket of popcorn balls, each a different color?\n(the ones where you add foodcoloring)\n\nOr maybe cute-looking gingerbread men?\n\nYes, this is time-consuming but it will save you money.\n\nBuy the presentation stuff (paper, ribbons) at dollar store type of places.\n\n\nOr instead, how about a nice candle for each friend (dollarstores have cool ones) and concentrate on the presentation by wrapping it with ribbons.  \nDon't wrap it, since its a small simple gift.  Just hand it to them and say "I got a little something for all my friends....Merry Christmas."
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Here's a link to some cute favors you could put together, from Snowman Soup to Grinch Poop:\n\nhttp://www.recipezaar.com/cookbook.php?bookid=31703
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I was not lucky to find excatally (SP) what you are looking for but I have found some halloween cookie cutters on a site, which I have included below. Hope that it helps.
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November is also Native American month.  You could let the kids help you make fried bread.  You could fix the dough and then take it and cook it and let them try it, or try other recipies for Native American food.  \n\nYou could get dried corn to make projects like picture frames.\n\nYou could get a picture of a turkey and fill it in with dried pasta and then let them put feathers along the edges. \n\nYou could make the pasta necklaces and paint them fall colors.\n\nYou could have them make popcorn balls and put candy corn for nose and tail feathers and red hots for eyes.\n\nYou could have them make a paper cornacopia and have them fill it will dried foods like corn, pasta, and rasins.  If you wanted to you could also bake some small rolls using thick dough that they could put in too.\n\nGood Luck and Have Fun!!!
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last year when i was at walmart i found a great deal on popcorn and cookie tins so we got our mail carrier and school bus driver on each this year i am planning on making some clear ornements stuffed with pottporri that way they can either hang them in the car on the mirror or on the tree at work or home where ever they prefer think of something homemade it shows that you took the time to think of them good luck and happy thanksgiving and merry christmas
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HGTV's website has a few handmade gifts and how to make them:\nhttp://www.hgtv.com/hgtv/cr_occasions_december/article/0,1789,HGTV_3270_1540298,00.html
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How fun!! There are patterns at Joanns for purses/bags, placemats, blankets, stockings. \n\n\nJoanns projects\nhttp://joanns.com/catalog.jhtml;$sessionid$EAJIT4QAACCS2P4SY5NBIHR50LD3OEPO?CATID=25284
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Depends on how crafty you are.  Anything from chore coupon books(like a coupon to do dishes for a week, or dust for a week, something along these lines.) To making candles, tables, pot holders, paintings.  Shadow boxes are really cool too.  And the people at craft stores are pretty good at helping to put them together.
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Go to the dollar store and buy those clear large bulbs and decorate them to hang on the tree with the giftcard enclosed.  Also, my son got a really neat present one time...a gift card encased in a fancy picture frame. I thought that was pretty clever, too!
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If you can't find it,try using a large coffee can,or any large can,(ask a local restaurant for one,they use them all the time)fill it with CLEAN cat litter or CLEAN sand(I also put some rocks in it to make it heavier),then put something around the can to hide the fact it is a can,such as a towel(if you have one that is a holiday color to go with your decor is best)then put your tree skirt around it and pile gifts up against it. I had to do that when I lost the holder for mine,it worked great,then found my tree base AFTER the Holidays LOL
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ply-wood get 5 -9 small skinpy peics and epoxy them together and mold em and shape em
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Invite close friends over and have a small party. Have them over for dinner and make it like it is Thanksgiving, have everyone bring things over and then buy something for the party like at thanksgiving