Cut, fold, weave & make
Thanksgiving Printable Crafts for Kids
Choose a real paper craft—not a renamed coloring page. Make puppets, table decorations, a woven placemat, a lacing card, a spinner, a gratitude pocket, and more.
New craft library
Pick a project by the way children want to make
Every card opens one complete printable with a large preview and direct US Letter or A4 PDF. The new library does not mix in older fall paper-doll packs.
Fill a Harvest Cornucopia
Weave a Harvest Placemat
Make an Autumn Tree Standee
Make a Pumpkin Harvest Basket
Build a Friendly Acorn Puppet
Make a Harvest Leaf Garland
Make Four Harvest Napkin Rings
Fold a Harvest Gratitude Pocket
Make Four Turkey Place Cards
Lace a Harvest Basket Card
Make a Pumpkin Pie Spinner
Make Four Harvest Finger Puppets
Build a Harvest Market Stand
Make Three Harvest Table Standees
Build a Gratitude Flower
One simple workflow
Color first, then build
Print at actual size, color while the pieces are flat, and cut around the light-gray dashed halos. Use cardstock for standees, finger puppets, place cards, and the spinner. Regular paper is easier for weaving and folding. Adults should prepare slots, lacing holes, and the spinner fastener.
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Before you print
Thanksgiving craft questions
Are these just Thanksgiving coloring pages?
No. Every sheet has a craft action such as cutting and assembling, weaving, folding, lacing, spinning, standing, or making a puppet.
Which paper size should I choose?
Use US Letter for 8.5 by 11 inch paper or A4 for 210 by 297 millimeter paper. Print at actual size rather than fit to page.
Which crafts are easiest for younger children?
Start with the turkey puppet, acorn puppet, finger puppets, cornucopia, garland, or gratitude flower. An adult should help with slots, small holes, and paper fasteners.