What To Do With Thanksgiving Leftovers?

1. Need a creative, fun way to send Thanksgiving leftovers home? Try layering up the delicious treats in a mason jar:

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2. Mashed potatoes for breakfast? Why not?! 

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3. Donuts -- made from mashed potatoes?  Yes, please! 

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DIY Thanksgiving Table Ready In Minutes

Need to spice up the dinner table for Thanksgiving -- but you don't have a lot of time? Try creating these beautiful gold leaf place cards.

1. Pick out the desired amount of artificial leaves you will use for your place cards. 

2. Use spray paint to add glitter or the desired color of your choice to each leaf. 

3. Allow to dry. 

4. Write the name of your guests on each leaf with a black, permanent marker. 

5. Place at the center of each napkin and secure it with a ribbon.

Bonus: When guests leave, place the leaf inside a small picture frame and send it home as a gift.

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Here are some my of my favorite quick, easy and fabulous ideas for Thanksgiving and the fall season:

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Easy, Affordable, Free November Decor Ideas

1. Give Thanks. Create a banner using string and cards, cut-out in the shapes of leaves, and write something that you're thankful for each day of the month leading up to Thanksgiving.

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2. Here's a quick, easy and last minute way to spice up your home decor: 

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3. Free. Yep. You heard it right. ClassyClutter.net is offering some Thanksgiving printables for free -- to create fabulous decor and wonderful conversations. 

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What To Do With Leftover Candy

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1. Put it in your coffee! 

2. Use it in a dessert recipe! 

3. Freeze it and use it in milkshakes or ice cream! 

4. Or just simply eat it!  

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