Thanksgiving Stickers: 4 Free Printable Sticker Sheets
Free printable Thanksgiving stickers: a happy turkey, pumpkin pie, a cornucopia, a pilgrim hat, a scarecrow and a whole kawaii Thanksgiving dinner — 24 stickers.
Pages in this set
Twenty-four Thanksgiving stickers with happy little faces: a turkey fanning its tail, a pumpkin, pumpkin pie with whipped cream, a cornucopia, a pilgrim hat, a scarecrow, a wheat bundle, sunflowers and a whole Thanksgiving dinner — roast turkey, mashed potatoes, gravy, rolls, cranberry sauce and three kinds of pie. There are four sheets with six stickers each, every one with a white border and a dashed cut line.
Ideas for the holiday
Stick them on place cards for the Thanksgiving table, seal a thank-you note with a pumpkin pie, decorate a gratitude jar or the kids’ table placemats, or use them in a fall bullet journal spread. Teachers like them as rewards in November and for “I am thankful for…” worksheets.
How to print the stickers
- Print the sheet at 100% (“actual size”) on Letter or A4 — full-sheet sticker paper (matte or glossy) works best.
- Cut along the dashed line around each sticker, keeping the white border; it makes the sticker look finished.
- Peel and stick. On plain paper, use a glue stick or double-sided tape instead.
More for fall
The cute fall stickers have bunnies, cats, dogs and cozy animals with pumpkins and pies, and our Thanksgiving coloring pages keep kids busy while dinner cooks.
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Questions
What paper do I need?
Full-sheet printable sticker paper (often called "sticker paper" or "full-page labels") for real peel-and-stick stickers — matte for journals, glossy for brighter colors. Plain paper with a glue stick works too, and is perfect for classroom crafts.
How big are the stickers?
About 3 inches (7–8 cm) each, six to a sheet — big enough for place cards, gift tags and cards, small enough for a journal page.
Can I use a Cricut or Silhouette?
Yes. Import the page image, trace the dashed cut lines (or use offset cut around each sticker) and use Print Then Cut. Keep the scale at 100% so the stickers stay their size.
Can I use them in class or sell them?
Use them at home and in your classroom as much as you like — print as many copies as you need. Please share the link to this page instead of the PDF, and do not sell the stickers or the files.



