How to Make a DIY Minimalist Thanksgiving Table Setting

Entry #1826, November 15, 2012

Looking for minimalist table setting ideas for the Thanksgiving holiday? You’re in the right page. The Thanksgiving Day celebration wouldn’t be complete without a delicious holiday meal for the whole family, relatives and guests. As the host, you are not just concern about the food but also the whole meal settings.

Create this minimal Thanksgiving table setting

Your table setting is the first thing that your family members or guests will notice. It will also dictate the festive mood of the occasion and somehow boost appetite especially if the setting is nicely done.

For those who want it to be simple yet classy, here’s a minimalist Thanksgiving table setting that you can try:

Create simple minimal Thanksgiving table settings

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Materials Needed

• Letter-size paper (It can be a bond paper, Oslo, or any type of paper available)
• Computer with printer
• Table napkin

Directions

1. Using your Word document program, type in your message. In the illustration, you will see the words “Thankful for” then followed by four lines below. You can have your own personalized message if you want. Ensure that you have placed it at the top-center of the paper. This is to provide room for stamping. Print out the copies according to your expected number of guests. It will also be wise to add a few extras. If you don’t have a printer, feel free to just write it down with your pen – this would be more personalized.
2. Fold about 3/5 of the paper under and back. Then, fold back both sides of the paper. If you are not sure about the measurement, you can just stick on your estimate.
3. Fold the table napkin so that it can fit in the paper. Then, insert your utensils and arrange it on your table.

There you go! You now have a minimalist Thanksgiving table setting that is not just easy and quick to do but also very attractive on your table. Topping it all, the materials are readily available at home.

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