Thanksgiving Placemats Printable

It can be tricky to keep the littlest guests at your Thanksgiving table occupied until the turkey is carved and the mashed potatoes are served. Keep them busy with a Thanksgiving placemats printable. 

 

Thanksgiving Placemats Printable

Kids can decorate and color their Thanksgiving placemats printable with crayons, markers, or colored pencils. Print off these printable Thanksgiving utensil holders and you have a colorful and cheery holiday table.

Print the PDFs onto 11 x 14 inch white cardstock.  You can use 11 x 14 inch printer paper, but it will not hold up very well as a functional placemat. I have created four different Thanksgiving placemats to color, so the children have plenty of options to keep them occupied if cooking takes a bit longer than expected. 

Related: Add a touch of glam to your Thanksgiving table with metallic napkin rings made with items from the dollar store!

What you will need

• 11 x 14 cardstock
• Printer
• Crayons, markers, or coloring pencils
• 11×14 Thanksgiving Coloring Page Placemats

Print the PDFs onto white cardstock and place the Thanksgiving coloring pages on the kids’ table. Provide the little ones with crayons, markers, or colored pencils, and let them get creative.  You might even end up with an adult or two who want to get in on the coloring!

What is your favorite family Thanksgiving tradition? I hope these fun coloring pages become a yearly tradition in your home!

Before you go, check out some great ways to decorate for fall and Thanksgiving like these sweet rustic fall mason jars that would make a great centerpiece or addition to your mantel or bookshelf.

Another great craft for the holiday table are these easy glitter painted Thanksgiving napkins.

As we mentioned before, these printable Thanksgiving utensil holders add a colorful element to the table and are as simple as print, cut, and fold. 

Happy crafting!

This post originally appeared here on Sept. 27, 2019.

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