If you read my post from yesterday, I have to tell you there are not enough rum soaked cherries in the world to ease a mom’s anxiety of the first playoff game. The game was intense. During the last inning, our team was up by one with the bases loaded, and our coach (the boy’s dad) brings in the boy to be the closing pitcher… no pressure. Last night the boy was the hero and struck the next two batters out to win the game. It really was a great moment for him. He was exhausted and so was I! I’m not sure whether to be thankful or not that this team is still in the playoffs and now scheduled for an entire weekend of baseball games. (Did I mention I’m out of rum soaked cherries? We’re taking the Bailey’s and hot chocolate for tonight’s game!)
Here is something to be thankful for… these free Thanksgiving printables from some of my favorite blogging designers. Enjoy!!
Don’t tell me you’ve already made your Thanskgiving grocery list, please lie to me. Your honesty will only make me feel bad about the current lack of organization in my life. When you finally do get around to making your list, this is a great way to map it all out. Love this Menu Planner made by Wendy at Weswen Design.
Amy always shares great printables with her readers. I love how simple these are to put together. You can print the Candy Bar Wrapper at her blog Living Locurto.
I love these festive patterns and colors Rebecca at Somewhat Simple used when she created these flags. It’s as simple as printing, cutting, gluing to a toothpick, and sticking in your Thanksgiving treats.
I LOVE, LOVE, LOVE sunflowers and thought this Sunflower printable pack was a great Thanksgiving motif created by the amazingly talented Kim of TheTomCatStudio
If you want simple and elegant these Place Cards by Kim of Today’s Creative Blog would look great at each place setting.
How clever are these? I’m not a left-over kind of girl, Thanksgiving is my only exception. These Leftovers Tags are perfect to have ready to go when sending guests home with food. These were made by Tricia at Worldlabel.com
This complete set is a freebie too created by Ashley of Cupcake Express posted at Catch my Party .
I am of the philosophy that kids should be kept busy during Thanksgiving dinner, so that parents can enjoy their wine and turkey dinner. These Placemats are perfect for the Kiddie Table (created by Kirsten at Embellish)
It’s Written on the Wall has posted this Thanksgiving Subway Art plus eleven more to choose from. You can print them on your home computer or have Costco print them in an hour.
Beth from It is What it is created these favor tags in four different color schemes. She posted several ideas on how to use them that you must check out. My favorite is the tag attached to the wine bottle…perfect to bring to the Thanksgiving hostess.
Wishing everyone a great pre-Thanksgiving weekend!
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