Thanksgiving is just a few weeks away and this year I’m actually prepared. I have my menu all written out, I have my recipes written, I have a proper head count. Who am I? I don’t even know anymore. Over the next few weeks I’ll be sharing quite a bit of Thanksgiving recipes. For my first Thanksgiving-ish post, I teamed up with Canon and their PIXMA MG7120 printer to create some fun (and easy!) napkins for your dinner table. The stuff you’ll need to get started: 1. Scissors 2. An exacto knife 3. A mini-paint roller 4. (4″ x 6″) Iron-on Transfer Sheets 5. Acrylic paint in the color of choice (I used Martha Stewart’s multi-surface paint in the color “Mace”) 6. One potato (this will be your stamp!) 7. Fall objects like persimmons, mini pumpkins, dahlias, etc. 8. Plain dinner napkins (I used these from World Market) Start by taking photos of your cute fall objects. Since the PIXMA can print via your mobile device, I found super easy to just take the photos from my phone. I changed the picture to black and white and then used their app PIXMA Printing Solutions to print out the picture onto 4″ …

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