October 31, 2016

Shopping: Thanksgiving Treats

Set the table for a festive feast with our top Thanksgiving picks for the whole family

By Caroline Alkire

It may be hard to believe, but Thanksgiving is just around the corner, and it’s time to set the table with some festive and seasonal décor. The ambiance of your house is important, so we picked out 10 items that are sure to wow your guests and entertain your kids.

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West Elm Thanksgiving Pillow Covers

Toss these playful pillows onto your couch or your recliner. With a decorative pie pattern, they’re sure to add a pop of Thanksgiving splendor to your living room. Each pillow is 18 square inches with zipper closure. $29, westelm.com
The Paper Source Leaves Place Cards

These festive place cards will brighten your Thanksgiving dinner table. They’re cute and practical, and the leaf pattern will remind your guests of the beautiful leaves outside while you enjoy your Thanksgiving turkey! $13.95, papersource.com
Pottery Barn Kids Turkey Treat Container

Add some holiday flair to your kitchen with Pottery Barn’s Turkey Treat Container. The felt on this cute container will feel soft on your child’s hands, so they can cart it around all season long! $8, potterybarnkids.com
Meri Meri Be Thankful Napkin Ring

Created with pale wood, these stylish napkin holders will bring festive sophistication to your dining room table come Thanksgiving Day. Your package will contain eight rings, each of which is 2 x 3 x 2 inches. You’ll be thankful you picked up some extra fall décor for your table! $10, shopmerimeri.com
Wondermade Pumpkin Pie Marshmallows from Mouth

Come fall, pumpkin flavored snacks and drinks are found in stores everywhere, and this year marshmallows are no exception. Pop one of these pumpkin pie flavored marshmallows into your mouth for a tasty treat during the day. These treats aren’t made with corn syrup, so you don’t even have to feel guilty! $10.75, mouth.com
Williams-Sonoma Thanksgiving Crackers with Trinkets

It’s not too late to start a new Thanksgiving habit! Thanksgiving crackers have been a Williams-Sonoma tradition for generations, and a British custom since the 19th Century. This year, you can partake in this festive tradition. Each cracker is covered with ribbon-tied Thanksgiving printed paper and contains toys, games, jokes, and party hats. $29.95, williams-sonoma.com
Brooklyn Candle Studio Pumpkin Harvest Mason Jar Candle

Infused with natural cinnamon, clove, essential oils and ginger this hand-poured soy candle is the perfect trinket to make your home cozy this holiday season. The candle is made locally in Brooklyn, and even comes in a hand-stamped muslin pouch. The best part? Once you’ve burned the entire candle you can reuse the authentic Mason jar! $24, brooklyncandle.com
Hingham Lazy Susan from Anthropologie

This hand-made mango wooden Lazy Susan, available at Anthropologie stores, will make quite the statement in your kitchen. With two different size options, nine inches or 14.5 inches, its sure to fit all your needs! Throw muffins, rolls or snacks onto your Lazy Susan and start turning. $88, anthropologie.com
Heirloom Recipe Card Box from the Pink Olive

Each locally made recipe box is unique and hand-crafted during a three-month-long process. The wood is salvaged locally, and painted with a whimsical design! Keep all your grandmother’s secret pie recipes in this special, little box, available locally at Pink Olive stores. $158, pinkolive.com
Mark and Graham Maple Wood Carving Board

With a full house to cook for you’ll need a cutting board that will do the job and look good. J.K. Adam’s wooden cutting board is made of solid maple wood, and is big enough to accommodate a 16-pound turkey. You can even have it monogrammed for free! $149, markandgraham.com