AdventurerKatziThis simple napkin ring is made of a cardboard roll, which has been decorated with buttons. For this you thread the buttons on a thin flower wire, which you then put around the cardboard roll. The illustrated guide shows you how it works and how you can make a beautiful napkin ring from the buttons even without the cardboard roll. For every celebration this napkin ring is suitable and certainly a highlight - be it for Mother's Day, Father's Day, birthday or just a visit from the grandparents.
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Get different buttons and a thin flower wire ready.
Thread the first button onto the wire. You thread the wire through a button hole. Then you push the button to the middle of the wire. Then you thread the wire through the second button hole.
Pull the wire. Now the button no longer slips!
Now you also thread up the second button (again only through a buttonhole) and push it very close to the first button. Then thread the wire through the second buttonhole and tighten the wire.
Drive like this with all other buttons.
Folds buttons alternately from both sides.
Repeat the process until your button-wire snake fits around a cardboard roll.
Now you cut a cardboard roll to the width of 1.5cm.
Now stick the button-wire snake on the strip of the cardboard roll.
Fix the button snake with a few hot glue points.
Attention when handling the hot glue - risk of injury!
Your first napkin ring is ready.
Roll a napkin together and put it through the ring.
Then you cut out a little heart from clay paper and stick a button on it.
Place this button heart as a decoration on the finished napkin.
Finished is a beautiful table decoration.
Thread the buttons on the wire as described above.
The wire should be about 15 cm long.
Then twist the two overhanging ends of the wire together.
So you close the wire with the buttons to a ring.
Turns the ring into a stable circle.
Now you roll a napkin loosely.
Then you slip the napkin through the button ring.
Also here you can cut out a few hearts of clay paper and embellish with a button.
Decorate the napkin with a napkin ring and the heart on a plate.
Try to put the napkin on the plate. What do you like better?
Have fun doing crafts and giving gifts!
Materials
Directions
Get different buttons and a thin flower wire ready.
Thread the first button onto the wire. You thread the wire through a button hole. Then you push the button to the middle of the wire. Then you thread the wire through the second button hole.
Pull the wire. Now the button no longer slips!
Now you also thread up the second button (again only through a buttonhole) and push it very close to the first button. Then thread the wire through the second buttonhole and tighten the wire.
Drive like this with all other buttons.
Folds buttons alternately from both sides.
Repeat the process until your button-wire snake fits around a cardboard roll.
Now you cut a cardboard roll to the width of 1.5cm.
Now stick the button-wire snake on the strip of the cardboard roll.
Fix the button snake with a few hot glue points.
Attention when handling the hot glue - risk of injury!
Your first napkin ring is ready.
Roll a napkin together and put it through the ring.
Then you cut out a little heart from clay paper and stick a button on it.
Place this button heart as a decoration on the finished napkin.
Finished is a beautiful table decoration.
Thread the buttons on the wire as described above.
The wire should be about 15 cm long.
Then twist the two overhanging ends of the wire together.
So you close the wire with the buttons to a ring.
Turns the ring into a stable circle.
Now you roll a napkin loosely.
Then you slip the napkin through the button ring.
Also here you can cut out a few hearts of clay paper and embellish with a button.
Decorate the napkin with a napkin ring and the heart on a plate.
Try to put the napkin on the plate. What do you like better?
Have fun doing crafts and giving gifts!
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