Thanksgiving Place Holder

Thought I would do quick share today of the Thanksgiving table place holders I made for our local Long Term Care facility.

The designs are from My Scrap Chick and were cut out using a Scan-n-Cut.

Hope you all have a restful and happy Thanksgiving!

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Thanksgiving Table Placeholders

 Thought I would share with you the Thanksgiving Table Placeholders I made for the Long Term Care Unit at the hospital I work for.

I think they turned out so cute and hope the residents enjoy them.

I found the idea on Pinterest, unfortunately I do not have the persons name that created them.  The three leaves making the tail, the 2" clay pots, the wooden craft spoons and the raffia bows were all purchased from Amazon.  The wooden spoon was painted with dark brown paint, the eyes were drawn onto the wooden spoon using a black permanent marker, the white dots for the eyes were made using a white gel pen.  The beak and the feet were cut out using Stampin' Up! Heart dies from the Stitched Be Mine die set and Pumpkin Pie cardstock.  Everything was glued together using a hot glue gun.  I used a 2" wide Wilton treat bag to put the candy in and then tied it shut with 

a piece of 1/8" orange ribbon.

Here's a picture of the box full of the "little turkeys". 

Because of privacy issues, I cannot show you the name tags that were added to the front of the turkeys with the residents' names on them.  The name tags were printed out in brown ink on white cardstock and then adhered to the wooden spoons using Stampin' Up's! Tear & Tape adhesive.

Hope you have a happy Thanksgiving!  Thanks for stopping by!

Thanksgiving Placeholders

Thought I would share with you the Thanksgiving Table Placeholders I made for the Long Term Care Unit at the hospital I work for.

Because of privacy issues, I could not post a picture of the placeholders with the name showing.  On the final product the name of the person was written just below the "Give Thanks".

 I used the Birds of a Feather stamp set for the turkey. 
The apron was colored in various colors using Stampin' Blends.

The pumpkin was made using the Harvest Hello stamp set and coordinating Apple Builder punch.  This set is available as a bundle.  The stem was made using a punch that is retired.  The leaf was made using the Leaf punch from the Every Season Punch Pack.

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Christmas Sleigh and Thanksgiving Turkeys

The Activities Director for the long term care unit of the hospital that I work for asked me if I could make the decorations that would go on the table placards for the Long Term Care residents Christmas Dinner.  This is what I came up with, I have to admit the pictures don't do them justice, they were beautiful. These were made using the Sleigh Ride Photopolymer Stamp set and matching thinlits dies. The reindeer are either on Whisper White cardstock or Dazzling Diamonds Glimmer paper.  The sleigh was made using either Whisper White cardstock with Dazzling Diamonds Glimmer paper or Silver Foil Sheets with Silver Glimmer paper.  

 

  

They had also asked me to help out for Thanksgiving.  This is what I came up with for their Thanksgiving table placards.

I didn't get a picture of the whole pile of sleighs but here's one of all the turkeys.