DIY Idea for Napkin Rings Pottery Barn Style
Inexpensive Budget Friend Pottery Barn Napkin Ring Hack
Yield: 8
Cost: 10.00
Equipment
- Hot glue gun
- Drying rack
Materials
- Air Dry Clay
- Maple Leaf Cookie Cutter
- Jute Twine 1/4 inch
- 2 " Binder Rings
- White Chalk Paint
- Antique Gold Metallic Craft Paint
- Matte Spray Sealer
- E6000 Glue
- Hot glue
Instructions
- Roll small ball of Air Dry Clay flat with rolling pin. Approx. 1/8 to 1/4 thick.
- Cut 8 maple leaves from clay with cookie cutter
- Smooth edges and any ruff spots with damp fingers.
- Dry 24-48 hours
- Make Jute Napkin Rings with binder rings.
- Open ring and attach approx. 2 yards of jute twine to one end.
- Wrap tightly until almost completely covered.
- Hook the ends of binder ring back together and wrap until completely covered and no silver is showing.
- Secure the end of the twine with glue.
- After air dried clay leaves are dry, paint with one coat of white chalk paint. Allow to dry.
- Paint edges and tips with Antique Metallic Gold Craft Paint and dry.
- Attach painted leaves to jute napkin rings with E6000 Glue
- Apply hot glue to hold the ring in place and allow the E6000 to complete cure.
- Once glue is dry, spray with matte sealer to protect the finish.
Video
Notes
You can substitute materials for paint colors you already have, a different cookie cutter shape and thrifted napkin rings. Use what you have on hand to make this project as inexpensive as possible.