I love the holidays for many reasons, and getting a chance to host family and friends is definitely high on that list. Now, while my cooking may not be up to the normal standards of a typical host, I can whip up a few print items that make celebrating a holiday just a little more festive and personal for all involved.
I’m no stranger to designing and printing out lots of things that will only get thrown away in a matter of hours, but that’s not the point. I absolutely love seeing people’s reactions when they realize something is personalized or made just for them.
So this year for Thanksgiving, while it may not be my turn to cook the turkey, I still wanted to create something special for moms who are hosting this year. If I can make the holiday any easier for you by having a place to plan your menu or adding an extra touch to your sweet potato casserole (or even napkins!) by having a cute tag, then my job is done!
So here is your very own FREE Thanksgiving Printable Package to do with what you please! In this 8-page printable, you will find:
Food labels
Dessert banner
Coloring sheet for kids
Straw flags
Place cards
Gratitude tree tags
Napkin rings
Menu sign
And maybe in exchange, one of you mommas can teach me the proper way to cook a turkey! Happy Thanksgiving everyone!
[To use this FREE Printable Package, click on the image above or right here.]
This is an amazing collection! Thank you so much for sharing!!!
and re: Turkey-
for me, it is as simple as cleaning the turkey, (washing outside, taking giblets out, etc) and then coating the skin with a little extra virgin olive oil and tony chachere’s (ok, a lot of tony chachere’s) and then putting it in the infrared “fryer” for a few hours… and VOILA! it’s done.
Good stuff. Go get one of those infrared cookers, they are AWESOME!! (and save a lot of calories, too!!!)
Thanks so much Andie! I hope you enjoy them!
And I’ll have to write down that recipe–I’m so lost when it comes to cooking. I may just have to add that cooker to my wish list! 🙂
You should listen to Kidd Kraddick’s instructions for cooking a turkey- hilarious! These printables are so sweet, Jenny!