Hello all! It’s Rebecca from Simple as That and I’m so happy to be with you again this lovely Monday and share some Thanksgiving Printables! 
First up are these printable toothpick flags:
Simply download and print. Cut them out. Fold in half and attach to toothpicks or wooden skewers to dress up your Thanksgiving day treats.
I also created this printable Thanksgiving quote…one my favorites. You can download it here.
Materials used: cillastix creations autumn leaves digi supplies | ck chemistry font | english essay font
Enjoy these fun printables and if you have a chance I’d love for you to pop by and take a peek at the other thanksgiving fun we’ve been having at our house. Have a great week everyone!
About Todays Post
Thank you. So very nice.
enjoy Kathryn.
Thank you for your generosity. I love being ableto use the talents of others, especially in areas I lack. I cut and paste fine, making things on the computer is a total loss.
I have grapevine along the edge of my fireplace that I left up from last Thanksgving, so I’ll be using your garland ideas to embellish it this year.
Thank you!
you’re welcom Mindy!
I think the leaf garland would look darling along your fireplace!
LOVE the blessings quote! For some reason it says “file not found – please ensure you have entered the correct sharing code” when I click on the download link. I’ll come check back a bit later… I would love to frame this and hang it on my front door
I got the same message when I initially clicked on the link too, but after refreshing a couple times it was there. Enjoy!
That worked – thanks so much!
i cant wait to use the darling flags. the quote is so provocative and i thank you so much. i always love your quotes. xoxo
Thanks so much for sharing. I included your printables on my blog post today… http://everyday-is-a-celebration.blogspot.com/2011/11/thanksgiving-printables-in-blog-land.html
These are cute! I love simple little things that can add a special feel to a dinner.
I did a blog post rounding up some of my favorite Thanksgiving printables, and I featured the toothpick flags. I’m sure my readers will love them!