Friendsgiving Silverware Table Setting Free Printable for Thanksgiving

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It is no secret that I love all things DIY and decorating, but most of all I love inspiring other people to be able to decorate their homes on a budget. That is why I absolutely LOVE sharing printables with my #craftycrew. For this Thanksgiving holiday season, my dear friend Melanie (Southern Crush at Home) and I decided to collaborate on some Friendsgiving printables to share with our followers! That is how I came up with this Friendsgiving Silverware Table Setting Free Printable for Thanksgiving.

Friendsgiving Silverware Table Setting Free Printable for Thanksgiving

Melanie and I collaborated and created 4 free printables for Thanksgiving. I hand designed the Gather Around the Family Table and With a Thankful Heart printables, and they are available on my website ONLY! Grab the FREE printables NOW!

Watch the video tutorial

This super-easy Thanksgiving Printable DIY took me about 20 minutes to make, and if you want to see exactly how I created this adorable Thanksgiving silverware table setting you can watch the Facebook LIVE replay!

WATCH THE REPLAY

For this project, I will be using these items but you can substitute where you want.

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FREE Friendsgiving Free Printable for Thanksgiving
White Jute Twine
Burlap Ribbon
Pinking Shears
Grey Polka Dot Ribbon
Silverware
Wax Paper
Glue Gun and Glue Sticks
Heat gun

Let’s get started!

The first step to making this adorable table setting for your Thanksgiving table is to cut out the printable design. When you get the FREE printable downloads, it has 4 designs on a single page.

If you download it from my website, the designs that Melanie created will be watermarked. (Go to Southern Crush at Home to get Melanie’s designs!)

So, cut the design that you want to use for your table setting. I used the “with a thankful heart” design. I used my pinking shears to cut the zigzag edges.

Next, you’re going to cut the burlap to fit the silverware. I laid the silverware down on the burlap and then folded it over the silverware like I was tucking them into bed!

Now, cut the burlap strip off the roll and hot glue the edges of the burlap ribbon strip to make a little pouch.

I hot glued a strip of the gray polka dot ribbon across the top of the burlap silverware holder.

Add the FREE Thanksgiving printable

You are going to need wax paper for this next step. I hot glued the printable cutout onto the burlap silverware holder, but to keep the hot glue from seeping through and gluing the entire holder shut, I slipped the wax paper into the pouch.

How to Make a Messy Bow

I love making messy bows for my DIY projects because they are so easy to make and there is no wrong way to do it!

To make a messy bow, you’re going to cut several strips of ribbon. For this Thanksgiving table setting, I used only one ribbon pattern, but you can use as many ribbon patterns as you want!

Once you have the number of strips you want, lay them in a messy x-formation and secure the center with either twine to another piece of the same ribbon.

Now all you have to do is hot glue the messy bow in place, and you’re done!

This Friendsgiving Silverware Table Setting Free Printable for Thanksgiving definitely has me ready for Thanksgiving dinner with family!

I hope you enjoyed learning how to make a Thanksgiving table setting with this FREE printable as much as I did and decide to make it for yourself!

I would love to see how yours turns out! You should totally join my FREE Facebook group called On A Budget Crafts! It is a judgment-free community for DIY crafters to show off their projects and ideas.

If you loved this DIY you might also like this Fall Dollar Tree Grapevine Wreath DIY!

Thanks for stopping by! XOXO Amber

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