A Fairy Garden Thanksgiving Feast

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On the eve of Thanksgiving, fairies all over Fairyland are busy preparing a feast for their loved ones. A fairy garden Thanksgiving feast is much like  a human’s. They gather around a marvelous dinner and share stories and catch up with their loved ones and friends. Here’s a list of fairy Thanksgiving feast essentials and other Thanksgiving fairy garden accessories that are perfect for this season.

A Fairy Garden Thanksgiving Feast

  1. Fairy Garden Turkey with Pumpkin

Turkeys are indeed symbolic of Thanksgiving. This charming fairy garden turkey is thoughtful and realistically designed, perfect for any Thanksgiving-themed fairy garden.

  1. Miniature Fairy Garden Thanksgiving Decorations, Mini Fall Signs

To make sure fairies make their way to your fairy garden Thanksgiving feast, put up some signs such as these that read “Happy Turkey Day,” “Give Thanks,” and “Gobble Gobble.” It’s a great way to honor tradition and celebrate the season.

  1. A Perfectly Roasted Turkey on a Platter with Greens And Crab Apple Garnish

At the center of a fairy garden Thanksgiving feast, you’ll find this perfectly roasted turkey that’s fresh from the oven. Its served upon a bed of greens and some crab apple garnish. Truly delicious!

  1. Bowls of Vegetables, Whipped Potatoes, Peas and Carrots, and Green String Beans

Keep Thanksgiving dinner healthy with these bowls of amazing side veggies! You can choose from a bowl of whipped potatoes, peas and carrots, or green string beans, all perfectly paired with some amazing turkey!

  1. Thanksgiving Dinners

If your hosting a fairy Thanksgiving party, you’ll also need these dinners which are individually served. These handmade Thanksgiving turkey dinners feature two slices of roasted turkey, mashed potatoes with gravy, green beans, cranberry sauce, and a whole wheat roll.

A Fairy Garden Thanksgiving Feast

  1. Miniature Pumpkin Fairy, Little Fall Fairies

Welcome your guests to a fairy garden Thanksgiving feast! This guest is a pumpkin fairy who has been tasked to make sure the pumpkin patch stays healthy this season. She comes with an offering, a bright orange pumpkin she harvested herself!

  1. Fall Thanksgiving Fairy Girl with Wheat

This fairy guest brings a different kind of offering. The Fall Harvest Fairy comes with bunch of wheat that she offers to her hosts. She is dressed in orange, complete with Fall foliage wings and a grape leaf crown.

  1. Thanksgiving Harvest Fairy

Say hello to this Harvest Fairy that brings the host a basket of fresh corn as an offering. Her basket of corn is a great addition to the Thanksgiving spread featuring a perfectly browned turkey.

  1. Miniature Gnomes Harvesting the Fruits of their Labor

The fairy garden Thanksgiving dinner also welcomes these gnomes who have worked hard all throughout the harvest season. This trio features a sitting gnome with a pumpkin, a standing gnome with an apple, and a standing gnome with an acorn. Their offerings will be truly appreciated by the host!

  1. Slice of Miniature Pumpkin Pie

No Thanksgiving dinner will be complete without some delicious pumpkin pie, straight from the oven! This delightful miniature sure looks delightful! It has a perfectly baked crust and creamy filling that will surely be the talk of the fairy town.

Make sure you don’t miss out on our other Thanksgiving stories! Check out the link below for more amazing Thanksgiving fairy garden ideas. From all of us at Teelie’s Fairy Garden, have a blessed Thanksgiving, all!

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