DIY Burlap Napkin Ring & Place Holder
Create your own rustic chic burlap napkin rings and place holders with this easy do-it-yourself project. Using just a few simple materials like burlap fabric, twine, and decorative embellishments, you can add a touch of charm to your table setting. These handmade napkin rings are not only practical but also serve as a stylish way to elevate your dining experience. Whether you're hosting a casual brunch or a formal dinner party, these DIY burlap napkin rings and place holders will impress your guests with their unique and personalized touch. Get creative and have fun crafting these charming accessories that will make your table setting stand out.
DIY Burlap Napkin Ring & Place Holder Supplies:
- Twine
- Few TP or Paper Towel Tubes (how many depends on how many rings you need)
- Scissors
- Mini Clothespins (one for each ring you need)
- Hot Glue Gun & Glue Sticks
- Burlap Ribbon
- Brown Paper (paper bag or brown packing wrap)
- Marker
Napkin Ring Directions:
First thing you want to do is cut the tubes into about inch and half pieces. It does not have to be right on. You just do not want to have it so wide that the burlap can not be tucked in.
Next, cut a piece of the burlap ribbon long enough to wrap all the way around the cute piece of cardboard tube.
Now, use the hot glue gun to glue the burlap ribbon to the napkin ring.
After you have it glued down, you can tuck the ends of the burlap into the napkin ring and use the hot glue to hold it in place.
Allow a few seconds to dry and then you can move on to adding the twine.
Cut a piece of twine that is long enough to wrap all the way around the napkin ring three to four times. After it is cut, wrap it around then tie it in a semi tight knot. If the ends are a little long, you can trim the off with the scissors.
Now you want to hot glue the mini clothespin on the top of the knot you tied in the twine.
Adding Names:
The last part is to add the names. I used a crumpled up piece of brown packing paper (get it in my packages all the time) but you can also use a small piece of a paper bag. Just be sure to give it a few crumples to give it that crinkly look.
Now take your marker and write the persons name on the paper. Clip it into the little clothespin and you are all set. You now have a lovely new burlap napkin ring!
