Feed Your Valentine: Make Festive Ribbon Napkin Rings

Make Festive Ribbon Napkin Rings for Your Valentine! | this heart of mine

One Valentine’s Day when I was young, my dad surprised my mom, my sister and me with a dinner made by him and my brother. He invited us by giving us handwritten invitations tucked under our dinner plates during a weeknight dinner. We all got dressed up and we turned down the dining room lights and lit candles. I can’t remember what we ate but I see visions of my family, sitting around a candlelit table, being together and smiling.

It’s been a while since I’ve had a sit-down dinner for Valentine’s day. Most of our meals are more exercise than sitting, more rushing than relishing the flavor of our food. However, I still like thinking of setting fancy meals for my valentines. Someday it will be different. Pinks, reds, the fancy dish ware and something sweet! It’s my fave.

Easy Ribbon Napkin Rings | this heart of mine Easy Ribbon Napkin Rings | this heart of mine

The idea for these napkin rings came to me as I was walking through the craft store and came across this gorgeous velvet ribbon in the best colors (and on sale!). I immediately pictured them for a Valentine tablescape and here they are. They are a cinch to make, require hardly anything for materials and wow, do they pop! Let’s make ’em!

Supplies:

-ribbon
-cardboard tube, cut to 1 1/4″ strips
-hot glue

Make Festive Ribbon Napkin Rings for Your Valentine! | this heart of mine

Cut lengths of ribbon to the diameter of the tube. Wrap the ribbon around the tube, holding them in place with hot glue.

Make Festive Ribbon Napkin Rings for Your Valentine! | this heart of mine

Finish the wrapped ribbon by overlapping the beginning with the end.

Make Festive Ribbon Napkin Rings for Your Valentine! | this heart of mine

Serve with good food and sweets!

Make Festive Ribbon Napkin Rings for Your Valentine! | this heart of mine Make Festive Ribbon Napkin Rings for Your Valentine! | this heart of mine

About Amy Christie

Amy is a wife, mother of two and a maker. Making is her thing whether it is food, DIYs or photos of her children. Follow Amy on Facebook, Instagram, Pinterest, Bloglovin, Twitter, and through her once-a-month newsletter to keep up with the latest from this heart of mine.

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