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Farmhouse Wood Bead Napkin Rings

Make these beautiful Farmhouse Wood Bead Napkin Rings for your Thanksgiving napkins. These easy DIY napkin rings can be used as a wood bead napkin ring or a farmhouse decor item. 

 

Wood Bead Napkin Ring, Farmhouse Wood Bead Napkin Rings

 

These Farmhouse Wood Bead Napkin Rings will make a very pretty seasonal decor item to dress up your table. These simple DIY Napkin rings add a nice punch of color to your place setting.  And they can be used the entire fall season or on your Thanksgiving napkins. 

 

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I love the simple natural look of farmhouse beads strung carelessly over a pile of books or wrapped around an old glass vase.   And these would be gorgeous used as farmhouse decor, either painted or plain wood.   Also, they will make a sweet little touch to a bottle of wine for your fall hostess gifts!  

 

What you need for these DIY Napkin rings:

 

DIY Napkin rings

 

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Equipment needed:

 

How to Make a Wood Bead Napkin Ring:

 

Wood Bead Napkin Ring

 

Slide beads over a wooden skewer leaving at least a 1/2” of space between each one

 

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Apply one coat of orange craft paint all over the beads, be sure to cover it entirely, allow to dry until paint is no longer tacky.  Once dry, add another coat to give it nice solid finish, allow to dry again.

 

DIY Napkin rings

 

To make your beads easier to string on the twine dip the end in glue and smooth it flat, allow it to harden, I like to do this with a bit of hot glue because it dries quickly. Just add a dab to the end, wait for it to cool enough to touch and shape the tip into a point.  Slide beads over the end of the twine, use 12-15 depending on the size of your napkins. Leave 3-4 inches of excess twine on either end.

 

DIY Napkin rings

 

Make a  tassel by wrapping twine around 3 closed fingers 3 times, tie it off about a ½” from one end, snip the loops on the other end, add a dab of hot glue to secure it after wrapping.

 

Wood Bead Napkin Ring

 

Tie one end of your string of beads through the tied off the loop of the tassel.  

 

Wood Bead Napkin Ring

 

Then bring the other end around and tie it there as well.   Add a tiny dab of hot glue to each knot if you feel it needs it to secure them, then trim off the excess string.

 

Farmhouse Wood Bead Napkin Rings

 

Slip these Farmhouse Wood Bead Napkin Rings over your Fall or Thanksgiving napkins for a little pop of color on a neutral farmhouse table. 

 

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Wood Farmhouse Bead Napkin Rings

These easy DIY napkin rings can be used as a wood bead napkin ring or a farmhouse decor item. Farmhouse Wood Bead Napkin Rings for your Thanksgiving napkins.
Prep Time15 minutes
drying time12 hours
Total Time12 hours 15 minutes
Keyword: DIY napkin rings, farmhouse decor, Farmhouse Wood Bead Napkin Rings, Thanksgiving napkins, wood bead napkin ring
Servings: 4
Author: Evelyn
Cost: $10

Instructions

  • Slide beads over a wooden skewer leaving at least a 1/2” of space between each one.
  • Apply one coat of orange craft paint all over the beads, be sure to cover it entirely, allow to dry until paint is no longer tacky. Once dry, add another coat to give it nice solid finish, allow to dry again.
  • To make your beads easier to string on the twine dip the end in glue and smooth it flat, allow it to harden, I like to do this with a bit of hot glue because it dries quickly. Just add a dab to the end, wait for it to cool enough to touch and shape the tip into a point.
  • Slide beads over the end of the twine, use 12-15 depending on the size of your napkins. Leave 3-4 inches of excess twine on either end.
  • Make a tassel by wrapping twine around 3 closed fingers 3 times, tie it off about a ½” from one end, snip the loops on the other end, add a dab of hot glue to secure it after wrapping.
  • Tie one end of your string of beads through the tied off the loop of the tassel, then bring the other end around and tie it there as well, add a tiny dab of hot glue to each knot if you feel it needs it to secure them, trim off the excess string.
  • Slip them over your napkins for a little pop of color on a neutral farmhouse table or as I also discovered they make a sweet little touch to a bottle of wine for your fall hostess gifts!

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