Holiday Napkin Rings From TP Rolls are so easy to make. Let your imagination go wild!
I’m on a roll – a toilet paper roll! It just had to be said! Actually, this craft calls for the TP tube. No TP was damaged in the making of these napkin rings.
I recently shared my toilet tissue roll snowmen and my Rudolf the Red-Nosed Reindeer napkin ring craft, but today I want to show you my holiday napkin rings from TP rolls. Toilet tissue rolls are the perfect size for encircling your napkins!
Store-Bought Napkin Rings Are Not Cheap
Have you priced napkin rings lately? They’re not cheap when you’re just buying 4, but when you need a baker’s dozen (13), it’s ridiculously expensive! And I just love napkin rings! I feel like they take a table setting over the top.
But what happens when you fall out of love with those pricey napkin rings? You’re pretty much stuck with them.
My toilet tissue roll napkin rings are cheap and oh, so easy to make with supplies you probably have on hand right this minute.
When I’m decorating my 5th tree and I’m about done, meaning I’M DONE and I peep in the ornament box and see all those cute little leftover ornaments staring back at me – you know what I mean – well, those are perfect for your holiday napkin rings. And I know you’ve got odds and ends of ribbon just waiting to be used.
Items You’ll Need To Make Holiday Napkin Rings From TY Rolls
- Empty TP Tubes (OK – so I took the TP off the rolls before using these so they were never anywhere near the bathroom) The TP held up and was usable, even without the roll in the middle.
- Embellishments (mini ornaments, ribbon, mini pompoms)
- Hot Glue Gun
How To Make DIY Holiday Napkin Rings From TP Rolls
Cut an empty toilet tissue tube in thirds to make 3 napkins rings. Or you can make them wider by cutting them in half to make two. Or, leave them whole for a dramatic look.
Using ribbon the same width as the napkin rings, hot glue in place. Then hot glue a mini ornament of your choice onto the ribbon. You’re done. You can use the same type of ornaments for each place setting or mix and match.
These red and white pompom napkin rings are just plain fun. I hot-glued the little poms to the tp roll.
Here’s my A Little Birdie Told Me napkin ring. I used a silver ribbon and one of my favorite bird ornaments.
How about a little more rustic bird action?
Speaking of rustic, how about my I Heart Plaid? I used burlap, a smaller piece of moss ribbon, added the greenery from a tree in my yard and hot glued the heart on top.
Having a formal dinner? Let’s glam it up a little bit with a little gold ribbon and a glittery poinsettia.
Want to take a walk on the wild side?
Here’s my last one! I call it A for Alli! I found the mini ornament at Hobby Lobby (1/2 off). The ornaments also serve as place cards and as a small gift for your guests.
Let Your Imagination Run Wild When Making Holiday Napkin Rings From TP Rolls
You can let your imagination run wild with this project! You could use other items besides ribbon.
How about red and white paper straws cut to size and hot glued on? nd it only takes a few minutes to make each one. So start saving those TP rolls!
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Holiday Napkin Rings from TP Rolls
Holiday Napkin Rings are easy to make when you use tp roll tubes. Let your imagination and color scheme run wild.
Materials
- Empty TP Rolls (I pulled the cardboard tube out of the TP before using. The rolls were never anywhere near the bathroom)
- Embellishments (mini ornaments, ribbon, mini pompoms)
Tools
- Hot Glue Gun
Instructions
- Cut the empty toilet tissue tube in thirds to make 3 napkins rings. Or you can make them wider by cutting them in half to make two. Leave them whole for a dramatic look.
- Using ribbon the same width as the napkin rings, hot glue in place. Hot glue a mini ornament of your choice onto the ribbon.
Notes
You can use craft rolls instead of toilet paper tubes.
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39 comments
Those are all so creative! If I was hosting a dinner, I would definitely be borrowing those ideas! We always have plenty of toilet paper rolls in our house.
We always have plenty, too. I’ll have 13 over for Christmas dinner and I’m working on my tp napkin rings.
I love love love the burlap ones!
Thanks, Ashley. I love that one, too.
I LOVE this idea. I have done other projects with toilet paper rings but never this. Pinning!!
Thanks for pinning, Tammy! While I was making tp roll reindeer napkin rings for my kid’s table, the thought hit me that I could dress them up for the adult table as well. 🙂
These are gorgeous! I’m bringing by 2 empty tp rolls so you can make me six gold poinsettia holders. Tell me you didn’t have me in mind when you made that one. Lol I love them!!
They are so easy and fun to make! After I wrote this post, I thought of even more ways to dress up those tp rolls. 🙂
So adorable!!
Those are TOO cute! You’re right about napkin rings…way too expensive. I love this idea and who doesn’t have enough empty TP rolls to go around? Thanks for sharing!
Now I am inspired! These are all so cute. I like the red and white pom pom’s because they are so bright!
Yes, I have priced napkin rings, it’s just ridiculous! Making our own is much more frugal and fun too! Looks like you had fun with this project 🙂
Love the greenery with the heart. Pinning it!
I love the one with the moss, it looks gorgeous.
These are seriously so adorable, and easy, Alli! I love them
Thanks, Nicole!
These are so awesome! My favorite is the burlap with plaid heart!
That one seems to be everyone’s favorite. I really like it, too, because it’s so rustic.
What a clever idea! I always have so many leftovers that make me feel sad. haha I am going to share this with my mom also. She would love this idea!
Thanks, Logan! It’s a fun and cheap way to use up those tp rolls.
These are all so beautiful!!
You’re very creative 🙂
Okay, those are all cute, but I LOVE the animal print one! So classy!
The bird and the heart are my favorite and this is a “Must Add” craft to our Christmas Craft Pinterest board!
Thanks, Sarah! I had so much fun making the napkin rings.
Your creativity always amazes me. And those do not look like TP at all, very festive!
What an awesome idea, and so simple too! Creativity begins at your imaginations door…
~Lorelai
Life With Lorelai
It’s so simple, Lorelai. It was a lot of fun coming up with the different themes. Now my daughter wants me to make some for her table. Good thing I have lots of TP rolls. 🙂
Hahaha! The never-ending craft supply…
Did you make all of these, Alli? Wow, so very impressive and yet so simple! I have all kinds of odd and ends staring at me, too. I usually get cluster phobia and throw them out!I know they will come in handy to make these. I really love these, Alli! By the way, 5th Christmas …lol!!!! That is a lot of trees!!
Yes, I did, Zan! They were so easy to make – just a little ribbon, my hot glue gun and a few ornaments. They are so, so easy.
These are all so pretty! Such a great idea to make your own unique napkin rings that don’t cost an arm and a leg!
Thanks, Amy! And thanks for hosting a great party.
So many creative ideas! The pom pom one is definitely favorite…..or maybe it is the rustic bird. Hmmmm 🙂 Thanks for joining us today at Your Turn to Shine! Merry Christmas!
These are so creative! Thanks for sharing! 🙂
Something beautiful from something simple – what could be better than that? I love it!
This is the best recycle of a toilet paper roll I have ever seen. I can’t decide which one is my favorite. Thanks so linking up at the #HomeMatters Linky.
~Bonnie
I love how easy these are, yet elegant they look.
What a clever idea! These turned out beautifully. Thank you so much for sharing them at Think and Make Thursday!
Such a clever idea! Thanks for sharing at Pin-Worthy Wednesday. Pinned!
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