DIY Felt Napkin Rings with Wax Seals

It's "favorite chilly weather fabric" season, and we're celebrating the loveliness and eco-friendliness of wool felt! With a variety of colors to choose from, it's a fast favorite when it comes to DIY and crafting, and these chic monogrammed napkin rings are no exception. No matter if your wedding is a bevy of neutrals or a rainbow of brights, felt will set the table to whatever your event theme is. Add a self-adhesive wax seal with your initials or monogram to personalize it for your special day!

And if you're not getting hitched, get inspired for your Thanksgiving or holiday table for this simple-to-make detail. Pre-made wax seals don't just come in monograms. You can find wax seals embossed with a 'Thank You’, a leafy emblem, or generic texture to match your tablescape.

This DIY is in partnership with Something Turquoise. Our editor-in-chief Chelsea creates exclusive wedding DIY project tutorials for Something Turquoise, one of the leading global websites for DIY wedding ideas, in addition to creating tutorials for Tidewater and Tulle.

How to Make Fringed Felt Napkin Rings for Your Wedding

Create these cute and simple felt napkin rings over on Something Turquoise. Find your favorite felt colors and let's get to cutting! Our other felt DIY wedding ideas from the past include a wedding planner heart bookmark, a wedding jacket patch, and coffee cozies. Or you might love to see this real wedding where the bride created her own felt flower bouquets and boutonnieres!

TUTORIAL CREDITS
Photography & DIY Tutorial: Chelsea LaVere Barton | Felt: Benzie Design via Etsy | Cutting Supplies: Cricut | Wax Seals: Artisaire via Etsy | Sola Wood Flowers: Friendly Flowers via Etsy

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