Thanksgiving Free Printables (in Watercolor)

Thank you so much friends for the lovely comments and kind words on our Thanksgiving Tablescape that I shared yesterday. Click here if you missed it.

I think many of you who read the blog know that I’ve been trying out some different creative mediums.  This fall I’m taking a drawing class and watercolor class.  I’m really enjoying taking these classes as in high school and college I focused on theater so never got the art basics.  It is freeing in a way to give myself a few hours to just play with a medium.  I really love watercolor, and while I wouldn’t consider myself an artist, I love being a student and learning more about the process.  I love watching how the paint interacts and engages with the other colors on the page. How it floats into one another and creates amazing effects.  I didn’t think I would share anything on the blog but I guess I was wrong.

Today, I’m sharing some leaves I painted in watercolor.  You can also see a tiny peek of the office which I painted last week. Click here.  This room is far from done but I’ll be share more bit by bit as I go.

I’ve been so inspired by the fall changes outside my window. The leaves are the most beautiful color.

Watercolor seemed to perfectly capture the vibrant reds, yellows and greens of these leaves.

I wanted to come up with a way of sharing my love of watercolor with you and then I thought that  a free printable would be nice.  I created three different Thanksgiving Free Printables with these leaves.  Please note this printable is for your own personal use.  You can print them on a full sheet of paper or I used card and printed four to a page to create small cards on each table setting.

One is the menu that I have on my table:

I did one with this menu, click here to download:

With title but left blank, click here:

This plain one where you can use for any fall activity, click here:

The last one is just a happy message, click here:

When you download them there is no watermark.  I hope you enjoy them with your family and friends!

I truly am so grateful for all of you who read the blog each day and leave lovely comments on Facebook and Instagram.  My creative journey has been directly linked to all of you.  I wouldn’t have started creating things – painting furniture, doing crafts, writing and sharing stories and now taking art classes.  I’m so thankful for all of you.

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