Picket Fence Napkin Rings

by Sam Schaefer

$3.00

30 Minutes

Easy

These are one of the easiest projects that I've ever done. It takes almost no time to make them & are very inexpensive. They're perfect for Picnic, Cottage or Country Decor Tablescapes. I've seen these made from Popsicle sticks, but that's very time consuming.

picket fence napkin rings, crafts, Depending on the napkin used these can be used for a Picnic Cottage Decor or Country Decor Here I used a red bandana as a napkin

Depending on the napkin used, these can be used for a Picnic, Cottage Decor or Country Decor. Here I used a red bandana as a napkin.

picket fence napkin rings, crafts, I found this package of Picket Fencing at Michaels in their wood section Using a coupon it was under 3 00 I made 4 with a good bit left over for another project

I found this package of Picket Fencing at Michaels, in their wood section. Using a coupon, it was under $3.00. I made 4 with a good bit left over for another project.

picket fence napkin rings, crafts, I opened up the package cut sections of 10 pickets They are held together with wire so I used wire cutters to separate them

I opened up the package & cut sections of 10 pickets. They are held together with wire, so I used wire cutters to separate them.

picket fence napkin rings, crafts, I used some white floral wire to attach the ends of the picket fence sections forming a circle where the wire is to blend in Twist the wire together but not too tightly Clip excess off

I used some white floral wire to attach the ends of the picket fence sections, forming a circle, where the wire is to blend in. Twist the wire together, but not too tightly. Clip excess off.

picket fence napkin rings, crafts, Since the fencing is held together with wire the napkin rings can be shaped into a circle or flattened a bit depending on the look you re going for I flattened mine a bit

Since the fencing is held together with wire, the napkin rings can be shaped into a circle, or flattened a bit, depending on the look you're going for. I flattened mine a bit.

That's it! You're done! Easy, inexpensive and not something that you find readily in a retail store.

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Robi Koopman on Sep 30, 2013
Thanks Charlene! What a great idea! I was wondering if you would make the ends to hook instead of permanently fasten?

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Jody Price on May 29, 2020

Love it!!!!

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