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Last Updated on August 19, 2019 by Diane Hoffmaster
With the holidays approaching, I wanted a reminder of the things that are truly important in life. This thankful tree craft is my way of reminding myself that no matter what might be going on in the world, I still have a lot of things to be thankful for.
With Thanksgiving coming in a few weeks, I am reminded of our yearly ritual before the big meal. A prayer of thanks. For the food on our plate and the friends and family who join us at the table. Silent prayers for renewed strength to meet personal challenges and requests for healing of ailments that afflict us. This thankful tree craft takes requires very few supplies and is incredibly easy to make.
First things first. Head over to Create, Craft, Love for a free Thankful Tree Printable. Then you can get started making this easy thankful tree.
Easy Thankful Tree Craft
Supplies
One clear glass vase
mixed nuts still in their shell
branches, stripped of dead leaves and preferably having many small branches in addition to the center branch
paper to print leaves on
scissors
hole punch
thin twine or string
sharpie for writing on leaves
Directions
Print out your thankful tree craft printable HERE. The link to print is about half way down the page. Cut out each leaf and punch a small hole in it. Thread a piece of string through the hole and tie into a knot.
Fill your glass vase with nuts
Find your branches and remove the dead leaves and shape as desired.
Onto each leaf, write something you are thankful for.
Hang your leaves onto your branches and place in your desired location.
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Diane is a professional blogger and nationally certified pharmacy technician at Good Pill Pharmacy. She has two college aged kids, one husband and more pets than she will admit to. She earned her BS in Microbiology at the University of New Hampshire but left her career in science to become a stay at home mom. Years of playing with LEGO and coloring with crayons had her craving a more grown up purpose to her life and she began blogging and freelance writing full time. You can learn more about her HERE.
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