Christmas place cards

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Household tips - Christmas baubles

To match your Christmas decorations, you can quickly and easily create original place cards. Whether with small Christmas baubles or fir branches, unique place cards can be created in just a few simple steps, so everyone knows where to sit:

Christmas place cards

You can get incredibly creative with Christmas place cards. Usually, things you already have at home or can easily obtain are enough. With just a few simple steps, you can conjure up an original and unusual place card.

Christmas Bauble Place Cards

You will need:

  • Chocolate or muffin liners
  • Christmas baubles (depending on the size of the liners, Ikea, for example, has mini Christmas baubles!)
  • Paper, solid-colored or in bright colors

For the place cards, place the Christmas baubles into the liners. Write the guests' names on the paper with a nice pen and cut them into strips. Now simply insert the strips into the hangers and distribute them on the table.

Fir Place Card

You will need:

  • 1 wooden slice of a fir trunk (approx. 2-3cm long)
  • Pine branches
  • Hammer + nails

Using the nail and hammer, punch a small hole in the middle of the fir slice. Insert the fir greenery into the hole and attach a bow with a name tag. Done.

Cookies as delicious placeholders

Delicious cookies or tasty gingerbread are also excellent for Christmas place cards. Simply put chocolate icing into a piping bag for light-colored cookies, or use white icing for the gingerbread – then just write the guests' names on the cookies with these – done.

Practical:the guests can eat their place card for dessert.

Read also: Christmas table decoration in crimson and gold

Photo by Sabine, meinhaushalt.at

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