EASY THANKSGIVING NAPKIN RINGS FROM THE DOLLAR STORE Fall Mad in Crafts

Fall is knocking at the door, so I have gotten the itch for fall crafting. This week I will be sharing a handful of fall craft projects that use one of my favorite new craft paint lines: FolkArt’s Treasure Gold. These stunning, non-toxic metallic craft paints will give your autumn DIY projects just the right touch of glam. I used the four shades to make some beautiful and easy Thanksgiving napkin rings (that you can use all season long).

EASY THANKSGIVING NAPKIN RINGS FROM THE DOLLAR STORE

WHAT YOU NEED TO MAKE THANKSGIVING NAPKIN RINGS

The star of this project is the Treasure Gold paint. If you want to learn more about this new line of paint, head to this video on my YouTube channel.

I found the rest of the supplies for this project at Dollar Tree. They almost always have this metallic floral wire in stock in their floral section, but the wood stickers are a seasonal item. Feel free to substitute any small wood shapes that you would like for this project.

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ASSEMBLING THE DIY NAPKIN RINGS

First give your wood shapes a coat of Treasure Gold paint in whichever shade you would like. Or go nuts and use all four colors!

While they are drying, make a set of my 2-minute napkin rings. They couldn’t be easier to make. By the time you have finished making 5 or 6 napkin rings, your embellishments should be dry.

Use a small amount of hot glue to attach one or two of the painted wood shapes to each wire napkin ring. Be careful not to burn yourself!

In almost no time, you have beautiful napkin rings for your Thanksgiving table!

USING FALL NAPKIN RINGS

Fold a linen napkin in half and then roll it up. Slide the napkin ring down to the middle of the rolled napkin. Repeat for as many place settings as you need for your meal.

I styled a pretty fall place setting using some of the other projects I will be sharing this week. Come back to learn more about the metallic leaves and that glam succulent!