- Posted:
- 05/06/2009
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- Kellie
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Don’t Cost A Dime: Twine Napkin Rings
Sorry for the break in posting. I had my little brother here for a visit and so I took a break to spend some time with him. Check out pictures from his visit here
Today’s project is very simple using twine and Mod Podge to create napkin rings. Here is the finished product and below are the instructions:
Supplies needed:
Twine
Mod Podge (or fabric stiffener, or Elmer’s Glue)
Long skinny balloon or something else of that shape
Masking Tape
First I inflated the balloon and taped the end of the twine to the balloon. Wrap the twine around the balloon keeping it close together until you have the desired length. I wanted the napkin rings to be 2 inches each and I wanted 8 rings so I made mine 16 inches in length.
Then smother the Mod Podge on the twine. Once it dries (it will dry clear), pop the balloon and cut into 2 inch sections. Done! Use for your next dinner party! It will add a natural touch to your table decor.
Exciting news! A previous project, drawing on the walls, was featured on Design*Sponge today! Check it out here!
Hello, and welcome to my little blog! What started out as a blog to show some of my scrapbook pages ended up being a blog that shows all of my projects, ranging from scrapbooking to decorating to sewing to photography. I also run a little online shop called
Comments
How cool is that?! Love it. Definitely going to make some. And very exciting about the design sponge post. You are amazing.
Saaweeet! I love the napkin rings and the fact that you were featured today – I just left my first ever design sponge comment :)
Awesome, awesome idea. Definately going to have to share this with my readers.
This is so cool! I’m thinking the same principle could apply to make coasters, maybe? Any advice?