Raffia cornucopia (via marthastewart).
The cornucopia (from Latin cornu copiae) or horn of plenty is a symbol of abundance and nourishment, commonly a large horn-shaped container overflowing with produce, flowers, nuts, other edibles, or wealth in some form. Originating in classical antiquity, it’s now a symbol of abundance in Thanksgiving décor. You can easily make one to decorate the house or the table of the materials you’ve got. There are some pretty ideas for any taste: wicker cornucopia, baked one, fabric one or any other. You can also make some pretty cornucopia Thanksgiving favors for your guests and fill them with whatever you like. Look for some more amazing ideas below and start crafting!
Shimmery lined cornucopia (via marthastewart).
Wicker cornucopia centerpiece (via allyou).
Fabric cornucopia (via craftystaci).
Paper cornucopia place cards (via celebrations).
Bread cornucopia (via rachelannpoling).
Big cornucopia of whiskers (via meandmydiy).
Gold lametta cornucopia favors (via marthastewart).
Mini cornucopia favors (via livelaughrowe).
Paper cornucopia favors with candies (via club).