Come tour this farmhouse style Simple Thanksgiving Tablescape. You will love the neutral touches and inexpensive decorating tips to make your Thanksgiving table shine!
Today I’m sharing both my Simple Thanksgiving Tablescape for you all and a first over here on the blog. I’m doing a bloghop!
What’s a bloghop? Well, I got together with 18 other bloggers this week, and we are all sharing our Thanksgiving tablescapes. So scroll through, check out my tablescape. Then, check out the other bloggers at the end of this post throughout the week!
How it Came Together
This all started with paper:
I am in love with the idea of running a roll of craft paper down the center of your table instead of using a tablecloth. This is especially practical if you have young children who can’t be trusted with will tug at a traditional tablecloth.
Basically, I fell in love with this pattern of wrapping paper:
Truly. This one pattern inspired my entire table. Also, I have little kids who destroy things. This tablescape was going to be short lived. I was not willing to spend a whole bunch of time or money on this project.
I used plates, silverware, and glasses that I already had. But I picked up a few things at the dollar store.
These chargers got a quick coat of navy spray paint:
Then these simple dollar store glass bottles served as a centerpiece on my favorite pedestal cake stand:
My Simple Thanksgiving Tablescape
Those little plants are from Ikea, and they are some of the best, most realistic faux plants I’ve seen. The candles are battery operated, because… kids.
The centerpiece came together with 3 dollar store jars and other supplies I already had around the house. Sprigs from my herb garden filled the jars and are scattered around the table.
Do you like my napkins? See how I made them here.
Are you ready for more Thanksgiving tablescape ideas? Check out these other bloggers throughout the week for inspiration:
Thanksgiving Tablescape Blog Hop
Monday
Craftivity Designs / North Country Nest / 2 Bees in a Pod / My Life From Home / Dazzle While Frazzled / The Crazy Craft Lady / What Meegan Makes
Tuesday
At Home With Zan / Our Crafty Mom / Blue i Style / Life on the Bay Bush / The Magic Brush Inc / Designers Sweet Spot
Wednesday
Meet Our Life / Celebrate & Decorate / Corner 52 / My Creative Days / Frazzled Joy / An Alli Event
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- DIY Fabric Napkins
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- Thanksgiving Chalkboard Printables
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- Easy Fall Table Runner
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- Affordable Fall Decor
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- Fall Wall DIY Decor
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- Dollar Store Fall Wreath
Lovely Tablescape! Love the colors, and the simple decorated bottles with the greenery.
I love that paper!!! It looks so nice on the table!!! It is fun blog hoppin’ with you this week!
What a beautiful Thanksgiving table you have created Aimee. I love how simple yet beautiful it looks. I hope you and your family will have a happy Thanksgiving and a wonderful holiday season!!
Love your creative idea of using paper instead of a tablecloth! It looks so pretty! Beautiful tablescape.
Another great idea, Aimee!
I love the plaid and burlap mix with all the greenery. And that cake stand is beautiful – I can see why it’s your favorite!
Best,
Kelly
Ooooo I love the plaid paper! It’s gorgeous. The centerpiece is also a favorite of mine. Great job!
You may think your tablescape is simple, but I say it is simply elegant! I love the paper used as runners!! The plaid is just great! I love using spray paint to switch up to look to basic pieces like your chargers, too!
Very cute!
I love the feel of your table setting. The centerpiece turned out lovely. And I agree that the plants from IKEA look real – I have a bunch of them in my home. I bet the herbs smell wonderful on the table, too!!
Your tablescape is gorgeous! Love the paper, the navy and your creativity! So fun hopping with you this week!
I love your table! It i beautiful!! I am in love with that wrapping paper, where is it from? I have small kids so this is a perfect solution for me!! Pinning to my Table settings board on Pinterest!
-Jaclyn
I am crazy for all the plaid in this blog hop! 🙂 Love the way you even tied it into the centerpiece. It was fun hopping with you! Happy Thanksgiving!