


I can’t believe how this little project of ours has taken off! Last fall, I had the honor of sharing it on today.com, KSL Studio 5, and Scary Mommy, and from there it spread to families and groups all over the country. I love browsing the Instagram hashtag #thankfulpumpkin and seeing all the blessing-filled pumpkins being created. Girl scout troops, preschools, Mommy and Me yoga classes, and even some Starbucks stores are jumping on board with the tradition!



And don’t forget to Pin this project for later and share with your friends!
Hey Mommy, Chocolate Milk says
Love this! What a wonderful idea!
4 You With Love says
This is a wonderful idea! You are so incredibly clever, Amy!
Jodi S says
I really love this idea. What an awesome idea to focus on what we are thankful for 🙂
Dixie n Dottie says
Great idea! Love the sweet story about your son! 🙂
http://dixie-n-dottie.blogspot.com/
Dara says
that is so sweet!
{Steph} says
Love it! And how sweet to see & hear your son learning to be thankful so early in life. Well done, girl!
~Steph @ Silver Boxes
Our Pinteresting Family says
Such a great idea!
Eva {Tales of the Scotts} says
I really love this idea! A great use of an old pumpkin.
[email protected] Heart Crafty Things says
Ooooh, what a fun idea! We have always done a thankful tree but my oldest kids are kind of getting bored with it so I’ve been looking for new ideas. I LOVE THIS, especially how each kid could have their own pumpkin to write on throughout the month. You are always so inspiring!
Hi, Im Kelly! says
great idea!
lucymom says
Great idea. Thanks for hosting the hop. Glad to be a new GFC and Pinterest follower.
Erin
http://homecookedgourmet.blogspot.com/
Jourdan @ Two Million Miles says
That is such a clever idea, Amy! I never would have thought of that!!
Jourdan
Michelle says
I love that idea! Now I’ve got to figure out how this left-handed mommy can write on a pumpkin without smearing all of the words. 🙂
Helen B says
What a GREAT idea! I have a pumpkin that never got turned into a jack-o-lantern for Halloween as trick-or-treat was moved back a week due to the bad weather from hurricane Sandy. I need to do this with it! Thanks for sharing!
Gen says
Sounds like a really sweet tradition! Wish we celebrated Thanksgiving the way you guys do in the States, but we here in Canada do it before Halloween, and it’s not nearly as big as you.
HollysHome says
I love this idea. I am going to link into it from my blog. I hope that is OK?
dancers4life says
Sure! One photo and a link back is always welcome!
Jeanne says
I will use this idea every Thanksgiving…so creative and just a wonderful way to teach gratitude! Thank you.
dancers4life says
Thanks so much, Jeanne!
Carrie says
This is a great idea! Thank you for sharing!
Veronica says
I love this so much! My family and I are going to do one. Would you mind if I post mine on my blog and link your’s to give you credit for the idea? Thank you!
dancers4life says
Thank you for asking, Veronica. That would be fine; I look forward to seeing your post. Be sure to send me a link!
Crystal says
I love this!! We are going to begin the tradition this year with a faux-pumpkin. I will store them when the season is over and bring back each year, when we will start a new one. What a collection of thankfulness we will accumulate for fall decor!!
Karen says
Going to start with my classes on Tuesday!!!
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Riya Sen says
I love the pumpkin tradition! It’s so fun to get together with friends and celebrate the season.