AdventurerKatziMakes an Easter napkin ring from a cardboard roll without much effort. You still need glue and brown water colors. Just try it out.
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Put out your craft material and prepare all craft materials.
First of all, you need a cardboard roll, the inside of a toilet paper roll or kitchen roll.
Cut off 2 strips of a width of 2 cm. Now cut off another 4cm wide strip. For each napkin ring you need these 3 strips.
Glue the two thinner stripes as seen in the photo is together.
Then glue the two stripes to the wider ring.
Now you get the water paints, dip the brush in water and water paints and paint the cardboard strips brown.
You can only paint the edge brown.
Now the paint has to dry first.
In the meantime, get the napkins.
Now fold the right tip to the left tip, strip out the fracture and open the napkin again. Now take the right and left side and fold the serrated to the middle line and strip it out.
When your cardboard strips are dried, you can fold the napkin together and slide the folded side into the thicker cardboard ring.
This is what your Easter napkin ring looks like now.
You can also paint a nice picture with a happy Easter, and add it as a decoration.
With a few small Easter eggs you can cover a nice Easter table.
Materials
Directions
Put out your craft material and prepare all craft materials.
First of all, you need a cardboard roll, the inside of a toilet paper roll or kitchen roll.
Cut off 2 strips of a width of 2 cm. Now cut off another 4cm wide strip. For each napkin ring you need these 3 strips.
Glue the two thinner stripes as seen in the photo is together.
Then glue the two stripes to the wider ring.
Now you get the water paints, dip the brush in water and water paints and paint the cardboard strips brown.
You can only paint the edge brown.
Now the paint has to dry first.
In the meantime, get the napkins.
Now fold the right tip to the left tip, strip out the fracture and open the napkin again. Now take the right and left side and fold the serrated to the middle line and strip it out.
When your cardboard strips are dried, you can fold the napkin together and slide the folded side into the thicker cardboard ring.
This is what your Easter napkin ring looks like now.
You can also paint a nice picture with a happy Easter, and add it as a decoration.
With a few small Easter eggs you can cover a nice Easter table.
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