How To Make Acorn Napkin Ties for Beautiful Natural Decor
Use acorns from your yard, or park, to make pretty acorn napkin ties. They are perfect for a Thanksgiving or fall tablescape.
Prep Time15 minutes mins
Active Time15 minutes mins
Additional Time2 hours hrs
Total Time2 hours hrs 30 minutes mins
Yield: 1 Set of Acorn Napkin Ties
Author: Patti Estep
Cost: $3-$5
Wire cutters or pliers
Drill and 7/64 drill bit
Glue gun and glue sticks
- Acorns from outdoors
- Suede lace or cording
Wash the acorns in some water to get the surface dirt off.
Bake them in the oven on the lowest level of heat for 1-2 hours.
Use a tiny flathead screwdriver to pry off any of the acorn caps.
Match them with a similar size acorn.
Use wire cutters to clip off the stem of the top of the cap.
Make a hole in the top with a 7/64 inch drill bit.
Thread one end of the cord through the acorn cap from the top.
Secure with hot glue.
Make the cord length as long or as short as you want to wrap around the napkin a few times. Let dry.
Make a knot at the top side of the cap.
Glue the nut to the cap.
Attach the other end of the cord to the first acorn's mate.
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