How to make envelope place names
- Rob Grand-Hart
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Decorate the Christmas dinner table with these elegant placeholders made from handwritten envelopes and seasonal foliage.
Try these festive place names below for an easy Christmas fix, then try our top 10 DIY Christmas crafts for more beautiful seasonal creations. Get the little ones involved with our top 10 Christmas crafts for kids.
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For this craft you will need:
- 1 piece of card (any colour)
- scissors
- glue
- foliage (holly leaves, rosemary or any greenery of your choice)
- dried oranges or other adornments
Step 1: Crafting the Envelope
Using the template, trace the envelope shape onto a piece of card and cut out using scissors. Score along the dotted lines, being sure not to cut through the card. Fold flap A and B into the middle, then fold flap C up and glue along its edges so it’s secured to A and B, creating an envelope with an open top.
Step 2: Decorating and Personalising
Glue foliage and decorations into the top of the envelope, so that everything is bursting out of the top (as pictured above). You can write the guest’s name on what would normally be the back of the envelope. Alternatively, write the name of the guest on the front of the envelope, then write a joke or make a Christmas hat and place these inside the envelope as a surprise for guests.
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Tip
The template can be enlarged or made smaller – just be sure to keep the scale the same throughout.
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