DIY :: Pop Up Place Cards

diy napkin ring place card craft project easy paper bright summer colors wedding ideas

Lunch yesterday was bittersweet: Camille and I (Chanel) met our three fabulous interns for lunch at La Condesa (that was the sweet part) for a farewell get-together before the girls all go their separate ways for the summer and beyond. Their contribution around here has been immeasurable, and one of the last projects that they helped me with was these way cute (and way easy) pop up place cards that double as eye catching napkin rings. With just a colored printer and a craft knife we were able to create a totally unique and colorful detail that paired beautifully with a bold patterned napkin. Keep reading to see how we did it, and be sure to stop by later today for Michelle’s latest installment of Do You Dare!

diy napkin ring place card craft project easy paper bright summer colors wedding ideas

diy napkin ring place card craft project easy paper bright summer colors wedding ideas

diy napkin ring place card craft project easy paper bright summer colors wedding ideas

diy napkin ring place card craft project easy paper bright summer colors wedding ideas

  • cover weight card stock paper
  • scissors or paper cutter
  • craft knife
  • double-sided tape

  1. Print out guest names onto cover weight card stock in the color of your choice. We recommend using all caps in a bold block font, like Ariel Black or Impact
  2. Cut each name out in a 6 x 1.5 inch strip
  3. Use a craft knife to carefully trace the edge of each letter, leaving the bottom edge uncut
  4. Carefully pull up letters and crease to position vertically
  5. Use a piece of double-sided tape to secure paper strip into a ring, and slide onto a rolled up napkin

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26 Responses to “DIY :: Pop Up Place Cards”

  1. Anna @ IHOD

    These are adorable Camille! And I can’t get over the nautical napkins. So much greatness going on:)

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  2. Rhiannon

    These are so cute and clever :) I love them, Camille!

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  3. laura parke

    adorable!! what a darling detail to a place setting. just a little patience and a sharp x-acto knife. :)

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  4. Erin | Holtwood Hipster

    I love nothing more than cruising over to one of my daily reads and finding a post that has me saying- out loud- ” Oh. Ma. Gawd.”

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  5. Michelle Sereno

    so sweet!!

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  6. Alyssa

    How awesome are these?! What a great idea!

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  7. Annie Hall

    Loving your work Chanel..these are so cute for summer parties.

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    • Chanel Dror

      Thank you, ma’am!! They are so cute, and so EASY!

      Reply
  8. Ashley @ Any Lovely Thing

    Oh my goshness. Brilliant. This is one of the most simple, yet impactful table setting idea I’ve seen in a while. Bravo, Chanel!

    xo,
    Ashley

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    • Chanel Dror

      Thank you Ashley!! Simple + impactful is what we’re going for :)

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  9. Debra Kapellakis

    FANtastic!

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  10. Ali (A Dash of Details)

    This is such a creative, cute idea for a dinner party! Simple but beautiful! Thanks for the great idea!
    xo-Ali (A Dash of Details)

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  11. Amy

    Wishing the interns the best of luck in their future endeavors!

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  12. Julie

    SOO Clever!! Im going to do that next time for my party

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  13. McKenzie

    How adorable! It looks like a lovely setting. x

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  14. Avis Anderson

    What FONT SIZE did you use?

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    • Chanel Dror

      Hi Avis, I would keep the size around 40 pt., depending on the font. If it’s a long name, I would go smaller with less spacing between the letters. Hope that helps!

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