bignosemousie says: This is the second year we have had a Thankfulness Tree. I have some fake branches that I put in a big vase to hold the leaves. I went to a scrapbooking store and used their die cut machine to make many many leaves from paper. If you buy the paper there, you can use the machines for free. I punched holes in the leaves to hang on the branches without having to mess with string or glue or hangers of any sort. I place the leaves in a bowl with a pen so any guests that come during November can write something they are thankful for on a leaf and hang it up. On Thanksgiving we read the leaves and we give thanks for all the friends and family that have come to our house. Then I put the leaves in a bag and date it so we can read them in future years too. Yesterday, my daughter wrote that she was thankful for "being born" and for "being in this family." I am so thankful for those things too. Go, get your thankfulness on! I am going to make one NOW,what a beautiful thought xx Oh, good! I should mention that you don't even need branches, you can just draw a tree on some large paper (two paper bags opened up and taped together). Then just glue the leaves to the tree and hang on the wall. I love it Oh mousie....I wish you were my neighbor. You always have the best ideas. :~) Oh, you'd be a swell neighbor, Jatfla. That would be nice. Fantastic idea. |
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