The cornucopia is Thanksgiving decor at its most classic. Also known as the “horn of plenty”, cornucopias have a history dating back to around 500 BCE and strong ties to Greek mythology which tells us that Zeus gave Amalthea a goats horn that could grant the owner anything they wished for. Today the horn has similar meaning in new context, granting the first European settlers in the new world a feast they did not dream possible — so the new tradition holds.
Now inseparable from American folklore, the cornucopia is second only to the turkey in symbolizing the Thanksgiving holiday. If you love the look of a cornucopia you can easily create this decorative Thanksgiving symbol for your home and/or dinner table. All thats needed are a few simple craft supplies, which you can find at almost any craft store or retailers crafting department. Heres what you will need:
1 Cornucopia
1 Roll of Autumn-Themed Wire Ribbon
Scissors
Wire Cutters
Crafters Glue Stick
Silk Flowers & Foliage
Artificial Fruit
First and foremost, you will need a cornucopia. These artificial decorations can often be found in styling...
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