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Thanksgiving place cards: tent cards, place tags and gratitude cards in three styles

Thanksgiving place cards — fold-over tent cards with a scored centre fold line, a wide blank name line on the front and a watercolor pumpkin and wheat sprig sitting above it, a rustic kraft treatment with pressed oak and maple leaves drawn around the edges and a torn-paper feel along the border

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Reading 1Tent cards
Reading 2Place tags
Reading 3Gratitude cards

The place card at Thanksgiving carries more than a name: a fold-line tent card with a watercolor pumpkin, a flat place tag, a card with a line for what you're grateful for. Drawn eight to a sheet with cut lines, in rustic kraft with autumn leaves, clean modern minimal with one acorn, or a kids'-table set with a turkey left blank to color. Ask for a table of twelve or a different color and it redraws.

  • place cards for the Thanksgiving table
  • name tags for a potluck
  • a coloring activity at the kids' table
  • a gratitude card for each guest

Frequently asked questions

How many cards are on one sheet?
Eight place cards print per sheet, with a fold line and cut lines so each one stands on its own.
Do I write the names myself?
Yes — each card is drawn with a blank name line; the pumpkin, wheat sprig or gratitude prompt is printed, the name is handwritten.
Can I get a set for more guests?
Type 'for a table of twelve' in the direction field and the sheet redraws to fit a bigger table in the same style.
Is there a version kids can color in?
Yes — the kids'-table set includes a turkey drawn in outline, left uncolored on purpose so it can be filled in at the table.

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