When your paper towel roll is empty, take the cardboard roller and cut about 2 inch wide pieces. This roll made 8 rings. Next I took some fall Apple fabric from my stash and cut strips a little wider than each ring and used white tacky glue to paste onto the ring.
Then I cut a smaller piece of fabric for the inside of the ring and glued that down. And then I let the glue dry overnight.
Add a white napkin and now you have your own designed napkin rings! I used "Aleene's Okay to Wash It" glue so the napkin rings can be moist cloth cleaned if stained.
You can also make napkins rings with Christmas print, which I also have in my stash and I plan to make aprons from both the apple and the Christmas print-NEXT!
I have been busy crocheting things for my Etsy Shop: Scarves, dish cloths and a darling crocheted Teddy Bear! You can buy from this page by clicking Buy Now in my side bar or go to our Etsy Shop site.
Set of 3 crocheted dishcloths |
| Sweet crocheted Teddy Bear with Polka Dot ribbon 8" tall. |
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| Detail of button features. My own original creation. |
He is so soft and cuddly, great gift for teens. Not recommended for toddlers as they put toys in their mouth and could be a choking hazard.
Fluffiest Pink Pom Pom scarf
Lovely white/green/blue variegated Bernat Pipsqueak yarn. So soft and fluffy! 100% Acrylic.
My bust of Beetoven makes a perfect model for the scarves-ha!
Me modeling this scarf...Thank you so much for coming today and do come again soon! I love comments, please leave one for us. Till next time, have great crafting days!!
My Krafty Heart to Yours...
Kerrie, a wonderful napkin ring idea. And I just had a thought that sometimes the cardboard rolls from plastic wrap and such are very hard. They might work, too.
ReplyDeleteYour pink pompom scarf is a delight. Have an extraordinary pink Saturday,
Marianne
Gorgeous Pink!
ReplyDeletePink cactus, have a great weekend!
Very fun idea, thank you :) Love your blog and so glad you stopped by after Pink Saturday. Happy Creating ~Alicia♥
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