DIY 4th of July Patriotic Napkin Wreath

Learn how to make a patriotic red, white and blue wreath using paper napkins! Click though to watch the video tutorial.

Use printed paper napkins to create a festive red white and blue wreath for the 4th of July! (Click through to watch the video tutorial)

Hit the brakes before you say, “red, white and blue already?!”

I’m over on the Oriental Trading Blog sharing a fun video tutorial on how to make this super easy red, white and blue wreath. Because summer (and Memorial Day and the 4th of July) will be here before we know it. So go check it out!

Use printed paper napkins to create a festive red white and blue wreath for the 4th of July! (Click through to watch the video tutorial)

Can you guess what common party supply I used to make this patriotic wreath? Watch the video to see if you’re right!

Use printed paper napkins to create a festive red white and blue wreath for the 4th of July! (Click through to watch the video tutorial)

8 comments

  1. Such a cute idea — paper napkins are so cheap and you’d never guess the wreath was made from them. I love that it’s a project you could do with the kids before the fireworks.

    I’ve been using a tool called AI font design lately for my own holiday printables, mostly to make lettering for gift tags and banners match each season. It’s been a nice shortcut when I want something that looks handmade without hand-lettering it myself.

  2. The napkin wreath idea is a good reminder that holiday decorating doesn’t need a trip to the craft store — paper napkins are something most of us already have in a drawer, and the red, white and blue layering sounds forgiving enough for a quick weekend project. Nice that there’s a video too, since written instructions for anything folded or gathered never quite click for me until I see someone’s hands doing it.

    Holidays around here usually mean a house full of people and a match on in the background, so I tend to keep Ozil Goal open on my phone while I’m setting things out or half-watching a tutorial. It’s become the thing I reach for when I want to follow along without sitting down in front of the TV. Might try the wreath before the fourth if I can find the napkins.

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