Table Decor Set: Napkin Rings & Glass Tags for New Year's Eve

Colorful table decor template with four napkin rings and eight round glass tags with lucky charms, printable

A festive New Year's Eve table doesn't take much: napkin rings with lucky charms hold the napkins, and glass tags with a name line slip onto the rim. Every guest knows right away which cup of kids' punch is theirs.

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What's in the PDFs

Both PDFs, color and coloring, are one page: 4 napkin rings with a glue tab and five lucky charms each, plus 8 round glass tags (about 1.6 in) with a motif, a name line, and a slit. The motifs are a lucky pig, clover, ladybug, horseshoe, toadstool, bell, shooting star, and party hat.

At a Glance

Type
Craft template
Age
ages 4+
Pages
1 × A4 + 1 × A4
Time
about 15–25 minutes

📄 What’s on the Pages

Page 1: Napkin rings and glass tags
Four rings with rows of lucky charms, eight round tags with a name line, and two quick steps.

How to make the table decor

1
Print the page at actual size (100%) on cardstock.
2
Cut out the napkin rings, wrap them around rolled napkins, and glue them at the tab.
3
Cut out the glass tags and write names on the lines.
4
Cut the short slit up to the small circle and slide the tag onto the rim of a glass or cup.

Safety: Stuffing, tape and small parts are not for children under 3.

💡 Tips

  • Heavier cardstock helps the tags stay on the glass.
  • Write the names before you put the tags on – it's wobbly on the glass.
  • For more than 8 guests, just print the page twice.
  • The tags fit thin glasses and cups best; for thick glasses, cut the slit a little wider.

What kids practice

Kids write the guests' names and practice letters and spelling. Cutting out the round tags builds skill with curves. Setting the table for the family makes them proud and shows how nice it is to take care of others.

🔄 Variations & Ideas

Lucky charm place cards
Each guest gets a lucky charm and shares what it means at the table.
Color your own
Color the coloring version together first – every tag turns out unique.
Gift tags
Punch a hole instead of cutting a slit to turn the tags into labels for party favors.

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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

How many guests does one sheet cover?
One sheet has 4 napkin rings and 8 glass tags. For bigger groups, print the page a few times.

How do the tags stay on the glass?
Each tag has a short slit at the bottom ending in a small circle. Cut up to the circle and slide it onto the rim.

What should the kids drink?
Kids' punch, sparkling apple juice, or hot cocoa all work – the main thing is everyone finds their own cup.

Is the download free?
Yes, all templates on PureSketchy are 100% free for personal, preschool and classroom use – no sign-up needed.

Is there a German version?
Yes! You can find the German version here: Tischdeko-Set.