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DIY Pumpkin Placeholder Tutorial
This darling placeholder is the perfect addition to your holiday table. Let the guests take their name card home afterwards as a party favor or use them to decorate your home for fall.
Difficulty level: Beginner
Time to complete: 15 minutes
Age range: 12 and up
Things you’ll need:
Wooden block
Orange acrylic paint
Foam brush
Hot glue gun and hot glue sticks
Scissors
Angel hair vine filler
Green wired ribbon
Cinnamon sticks
Paper tag
Things to do:
1. First, paint your wooden block with orange acrylic paint. Let it dry before moving on to the next step.
2. Next, we get to add the details! Gather a tight bunch of angel hair vine filler and use hot glue to attach it to the top of the wooden block.
3. Snap a cinnamon stick in half and glue it to the top center of your wooden block to create a pumpkin stem.
4. The final step is adding your name tag. Wrap a piece of green wired ribbon around the handle of your foam brush to add a curl. Slide the name tag onto the wired ribbon and wrap it around the cinnamon stick stem.
5. Write your guests’ names on the name tags and enjoy!
DIY Modern Corkboard Placecard Holders
These corkboard placeholders are perfect for a school lunch or child’s birthday party! Use them as a napkin ring or let the kids get crafty and make their own nametags! They’re super cute and super simple to make. perfect for an afternoon activity.
Difficulty level: Beginner
Time to complete: 5 Minutes
Age range: 10 and Up
Things you’ll need:
Cork sheet
Hot glue gun and hot glue sticks
Scissors
Cardstock
Sharpie
Thumbtack
Things to do:
1. Cut a 1 1/2 inch strip off the bottom of your cork sheet. If your cork sheet is rolling, cut with the roll.
2. Draw a line of hot glue along the end of the cork strip and attach it to the other side, creating a circle.
3. Cut a small piece of cardstock and write the name on it with sharpie.
4. Attach it to the corkboard with a thumbtack.
