For Kelli’s “Giving Thanks” week and for today’s Show and Tell Friday I wanted to show my Thanksgiving decorations.
I got this little Pilgrim and Indian group at a craft show when we lived in GA.

This is a similar little group but I bought it somewhere else that I can’t remember. Can you tell I like happy-faced tole-painted people? 🙂
I’ve shown some of my Boyd’s Bear figurines before. My husband just got this Thanksgiving one for me last year.

And here’s a little stuffed turkey — stuffed with fluff, that is.
Kelli at There’s No Place Like Home hosts “Show and Tell Friday” asking “Do you have a something special to share with us? It could be a trinket from grade school, a piece of jewelry, an antique find. Your show and tell can be old or new. Use your imagination and dig through those old boxes in your closet if you have to! Feel free to share pictures and if there’s a story behind your special something, that’s even better! If you would like to join in, all you have to do is post your “Show and Tell” on your blog, copy the post link, come over here and add it to Mr. Linky. Guidelines are here.“



These are great Barbara. I can hardly wait to get home to my house in Seattle so I can drag out some decorations on Wednesday! Have a wonderful Thanksgiving.
I love the Thanksgiving bears that your husband gave you last year. It is wonderful. Thanks so much for sharing all of these beautiful decorations.
Blessings,
Mary
All of those are absolutely adorable! How sweet of your hubby to get the Thanksgiving bears for your collection.
How sweet are those little painted pilgrims and indians! Thanks for sharing
Very cute. Your home looks cheerful
I love all your “Show & Tell” you have shared. The Three bears at the dinner table praying is my favorite, very sweet and cute!!
xo Jeannene
Really cute Thanksgiving items.
Susan
Oh,! I like the bears.
Beautiful decorations! I used one of your photos as a picture for a poem I posted. I provided the link to here. I hope this is ok – if not, please let me know and I’ll remove it. Thanks. Liza