
What You'll Need
Toilet paper or paper towel rolls
Scissors
Hot glue gun and sticks
Fabric -- half a yard will cover about six rolls
Flocked brads (Find them in the scrapbooking department.)
What You'll Do
Step 1: Remove, as best you can, any stuck-on toilet paper or paper towels. Cut the rolls into 1-inch rings.


Step 2: Cut the fabric into three- to four-inch strips. I started cutting and then ripped to get the "worn edge" look on the fabric's edges. Fold the fabric in half. I used hot glue on each end to help keep the fabric folded. Folding the fabric makes it thicker and covers the cardboard of the ring better.

Step 3: Wrap the fabric around the ring, hot gluing in place as you go. When you meet the other end, cut any excess off and hot glue in place.
Step 4: Using a craft knife, carefully puncture a hole through the fabric and cardboard ring. Push the tabs of a flocked brad through the hole and open the tabs to keep the brad in place.

Step 5: And you're done! Repeat the process for all the napkin rings you need.


Have you made any fun things for your table this Valentine's Day?
I'm sharing this post in lots of places!
15 comments:
Very cute! And super economical, I would actually end up gluing a tiny rhinestone in the center of the hearts as well!
Fun!! Those are super cute. Thanks for the comment on my post :) I am loving all this Valentine's Day stuff.
Okay, another great idea. And I am admiring the economical side of this project!
Chelsea
Adorable and so fun. My girls would love to see these on our table!
-Crystal
Cheap and easy - my two favorite things. Even better that they turn out so cute!
Love this idea. I just told my boyfriend to start saving the toilet paper rolls and he looked at me like I was crazy!
so fun! I love those!
Thrifty and cute! My favorite! Great job!
Great craft that can be changed up for any occasion! Lezlee
What a fun idea... In one of your other post I think you said your mom was very crafty, well I think you are crafty as well.
thanks for joining my party.
I love the ability to so cheaply accessorize for every holiday, season, or whim- these look great!
Very cute--it would be fun to do an entire set for each and every holiday! Thanks for sharing your link.
Very cute and festive.
What a cute and easy craft for Valentine's Day! Love it<3 Thanks for stopping by;o)
Very cool! Way to go on the repurposing :)
Linda
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