INSIDE: How to make DIY “Eat” and “Yum” text napkin rings using letterboard letters, scrapbook paper and toilet paper tubes.
I’ve had grand plans to make the fam one of those trendy letter boards. You know, those $50 boards that probably cost $10 to make. As with so many of these wannabe DIY projects on my Pinterest boards, its yet to happen!
Nevertheless, I have the letterboard letters …but no board.
So while I wait for the day and time to come when I can make said message board, I’ve used the letters to make DIY word napkin rings instead.
From “YUM” to “HO HO HO”, use letterboard letters and toilet paper tubes to make DIY message board napkin rings and tell your dinner guests to “EAT”!
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How to Make “Eat” and “Yum” Text Napkin Rings
My sister sweet talked me into selling toilet paper tubes on eBay. Translation: my collecting these cardboard tubes while she turns the profit! Needless to say, my collection is large, my pockets still empty but my crafty cardboard tube supplies full.
Supplies:
– Toilet paper rolls
– Letterboard letters (1″ in size or smaller)
– Colorful scrapbook paper
– Craft glue
– Sharp knife
How to Make Graphic Napkin Rings with Message Board Letters
After laying out the letter message onto the toilet paper roll, I trimmed off the excess.
Use the length of the cardboard tube to measure and cut colorful scrapbook paper. Glue the paper around the toilet paper roll, overlapping slightly at the back.
How to Use Message Board Letters for DIY Napkin Rings
Gently press the letterboard letters onto the cardboard roll. Because of the little ‘nubs’ on the back of the letters, they will leave an indent in the paper.
Use the tip of a sharp knife to poke a small hole through the tube and insert the letter. Do this for each letter of your message.
Regardless of the season, customize your message to suit the table decor.
It’s also a great way to give your youngest table guests a subtle message, like “EAT”!
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That napkin holder is adorable. I love it!
Thanks Jenny!
These came out perfect. I just tried a new craft which I will be sharing soon on my blog using toilet paper rolls for a New Year’s Eve Craft. So I am all for using toilet paper rolls for crafting, too 🙂
Love those letterboard napkin rings, how clever!
Tania
Paper towel rolls make the best napkin rings! I use them all the time. Love the cute letters. Very clever.
Thanks Trisha!
Super cute!! I love this idea. I’ve been meaning to get a letter board for the longest time, too, so I appreciate you giving me something to do with all these dang letters while I wait. How cute is it to leave little messages for your guests? I absolutely love the creativity in this! Finally, something clever and EASY that I can do!
Those are so cute! We’re always saving toilet paper tubes in our house for some project!
LOL, so do we! Glad I was finally able to use some.
What cute napkin holders and I love that they aren’t just for Christmas
Great idea! Love the Ho Ho Ho:) Just FYI they had really affordable letter boards at Target (with letters!) and my kids got me one for Christmas! You should check it out! Thanks for sharing at Vintage Charm. xo Kathleen|Our Hopeful Home
Fun for Christmas or any time of year
These look great. I love this idea, it can work for almost any kind of party.
Thank you for sharing at The Really Crafty Link Party. Pinned.