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5 Ways to Make Napkin Rings

By Matthew Lynch
January 31, 2024
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Napkin rings are an elegant touch that can elevate the presentation of any dinner table. From casual meals to formal gatherings, these simple accessories can bring a hint of sophistication and creativity to your dining experience. There are countless ways to make napkin rings, but we’ve compiled a list of five unique methods that will inspire you to craft your own.

1. Beaded Napkin Rings

Beaded napkin rings are a beautiful way to add some sparkle and color to your table settings. Gather beads of varying sizes, shapes, and colors along with some wire or elastic cord. Loop the cord around the napkin twice, ensuring it’s tightly secured. Then string the beads onto the cord in a pattern of your choice, finishing with a knot or crimp bead. The final product will be an eye-catching, luxurious addition to your dinner table.

2. Ribbon & Bow Napkin Rings

For a simple yet elegant solution, ribbon and bow napkin rings can easily be created with materials you have at home. Measure and cut lengths of ribbon (roughly 14 inches long), then slide them underneath your rolled napkins. Fold the ribbon ends over the top of the napkins and tie a bow for an instant touch of class.

3. Rustic Twine Napkin Rings

For those who prefer a minimalist, rustic look, using twine offers an effortless way to create stunning napkin rings. Simply cut lengths of twine (approximately 12 inches long) and loop it around each napkin at least twice before tying it off in a neat knot or bow.

4. Clay Ornaments Napkin Rings

Another creative method is sculpting clay ornaments that double as both decoration and napkin ring holder. Select oven-bake clay in a color that complements your dining theme and form small shapes such as hearts, leaves, or animals. Before baking, create a small hole at the top and bottom of each shape. Once the clay is hardened and cooled, string it onto a ribbon or length of twine to hold your napkin securely in place.

5. Vintage Napkin Rings

Unleash your inner collector and transform old, unique items into chic napkin rings. Search flea markets, garage sales, or thrift stores for interesting pieces such as antique brooches, vintage buttons, or small decorative objects. Attach these finds to a band made out of fabric, elastic or wire, creating a one-of-a-kind final product.

As these five methods demonstrate, creating homemade napkin rings can be both fun and visually appealing. Experiment with different materials and techniques until you find the perfect style for your own dinner table – it’s sure to make every meal feel just a little more special.

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