Easter Bunny Napkin Ring Free Printable
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This is an updated post and free printable to make Easter Bunny Napkin Rings. They will help you set your dinner table in colorful Easter fashion that all your guests, both young and old will love.
I enjoy setting my dining room table for special occasions and Easter is one of them. I have trimmed a table cloth with Easter Eggs and made free printable bunny gift tags that also make great dining table place cards, but my favorite way to add colorful Easter style is wrapping an Easter Bunny around a spring inspired napkin and placing one on each plate around the table.
“Bunny Ears” is my go-to way to fold a napkin when I set the table. I usually place the napkin by itself in stemmed glasses on the table so the two ends of the rolled napkin stand straight out of the glass. Doing this adds height to the table.
Easter Bunny Napkin Ring Free Printable
Easter Bunny Napkin Ring Free PrintableFor Easter, I decided to have some fun and made bunny face napkin rings to go over the rolled napkins. Once assembled they look like a bunny with cloth ears. Isn’t it cute?
I have made them with solid white napkins, but they look so much cuter when you use a colorful napkin.
Once you make the paper bunny napkin ring using the free printable (link below) and place it over a rolled napkin, you can have even more fun styling how the ears will fall on the dinner plate.
You can keep the ears straight or bend them to make a floppy ear Easter Bunny.
You can even un-roll the rolled ends to resemble bunny ears you can see into.
How to Fold a Napkin To Make a Bunny Ears Napkin Ring
Rolling the napkins is easy and so is cutting out the bunny face and ring from the free-printable. If you have children or grandchildren, they will enjoy making them with you.
The napkin rings do double-duty as place cards when you write your guest’s names in the bowtie. Either way they can be reused year after year.
Download Bunny Ears Napkin Rings Free Printable
Download the bunny faces and ring link here—> Free Printable Bunny Napkin Ring Template
Print out on white 8.5″ x 11″ card stock for your printer. You can buy it anywhere printer paper is sold.
How to Assemble the Easter Bunny Napkin Rings
supplies needed:
- Square cloth napkins – Here are the napkins I used: Spring Buffalo Check Napkin Set
- Bunny free printable
- White 8.5″ x 11″ card stock
- Scissors and or paper trimmer
- Stapler
- Tape
- After downloading and printing the free printable, cut bunny faces out around grey and black lines using scissors. Cut ring/bands out using scissors or a paper trimmer.
2. Roll ring/band into a ring. Staple or tape to secure.
3. Write names of guests on the bow-tie of each bunny.
4. Make a roll with a piece of tape. Place it on the center back of the bunny face and press the paper ring to attach.
How to Fold Napkin to Form Bunny Ears
1. Lay pressed napkin on table. Fold in half, one corner to opposite corner so it will take on the shape of a triangle.
2. Start rolling the napkin from the pointed end down towards you.
3. Once rolled, fold the rolled napkin in half.
4. Slide napkin ring over folded end of napkin and slide up 2 – 3 inches.
5. Place on a plate and arrange rolled napkin ends to resemble bunny ears.
Resources:
Polka Dot Plates – I bought a long time ago at TJ Maxx.
I love this……. everyone should read your blogs. So many wonderful ideas and all for FREE! I just drew your bunny face and bow tie with a soft crayon by placing some puter paper over my monitor and I will file them in my stash of holiday stuff for windows.
Oh yeah, I may have forgot to tell you that I hung my bunny wreath up yesterday. I tried using a smaller wooden twig wreath for the top of bunny, but could not get the plastic hangers to go in, so I went to the Dollar Tree and bought this small green flower foam thingy to use. It did not have rounded edges like a foam wreath, but I cut a circle out of those expensive paper plates I had left over from a demo I did…… and covered it with some left over white tissue paper before putting my ribbon around it….. ribbon is that sheer stuff. I don’t have much, but I sure loved your ideas and bunny. He is cute, but not as professional as your cute one. I lucked out and found an odd pink hanger….. grin.
I am so glad Trax is coming home this afternoon. And yes, he will be very larthargic I bet. I know he will be glad to be home and see you and especially the girls.
LOL! I’m not even hosting, we’re just making a few things and bringing them to the daughter’s house, and I haven’t gone yet either, Diane! My plan is to shoot out early this morning and get what I need. Your table looks great, especially for just shopping your house! I am loving those bunny napking rings ~ great idea and love that it is a place card as well. Thank you for the download on that. Happy Easter!
Hi Kathy – After I finish working on returning comments and e-mails this morning I am off to the super market. Hopefully that will go quickly. The bigger thing I have to do is clean my house. I keep it organized, but boy it needs a good scrubbing!!! I haven’t done it in a long time and am actually looking forward to it. :) I can’t believe I just said I am looking forward to cleaning – I guess I caught the spring cleaning bug :) I hope you and your family have a wonderful Easter. XO
So many cute ideas! Love the bunny napkin rings- adorable. You’ve been pinned!
Hi Bettsi – Thanks :) Happy Easter
Thanks for these lovely ideas, Diane! I love the bunny ears napkin and will definitely do that this year – how fun. Also the doily under the plates – so pretty. I just wrapped plain votives in lace ribbon as I saw on Pinterest and this would go along so nicely with those.
Wishing you a very happy Easter!
Hi Lisa – Thanks. Great idea with the lace ribbon – I bet it looks so pretty. They will go perfectly with the bunny ear napkins. I hope you have a very Happy Easter. Enjoy!
Diane,
LOVE the adorable Easter Bunny napkin holder. Great ideas for a limited budget. I love the dollar store for things like the doilies and glass votive holders.
Thanks for sharing your creativity with us. Happy Easter !
Stacey :)
Thanks Stacey-
The dollar store is the best for doilies – it is the only place I know that always carries them. Happy Easter!