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Easy DIY Name Placemat

Home » Crafts » Cricut » Easy DIY Name Placemat

Published April 4, 2018 Last Updated January 10, 2022 / By Sarah 4 Comments

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These easy DIY name placemats are perfect for any table setting!

This post is sponsored by Chinet, as always, all opinions are my own.

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Last week, I put together a baby shower table full of all of my favorite things right now (pink, blue, floral!) and I shared it all over on the Chinet ® brand blog. You’ll have to head over there to see all the details. I really wanted to make the table settings feel personal, so I made paper placemats out of card stock to go under the Chinet ® Cut Crystal ® dinner plates. I think they turned out SO cute. They were amazingly easy, too. I almost bought chargers that were $4 each and then realized that I could make something that would look amazing, and save so much money.

I used my Cricut to cut the paper for these, but I’m sure you could do something similar without having one! I made these 11 inches in circumference, but as a general rule you should make yours to be one or two inches bigger than whatever plate you’re using.

Cut names out of paper to put under clear disposable plates!!

How to make placemats with a Cricut

  1. In Cricut Design Space or other software, find a circle template and set it to 11″ (or 1″ bigger than the plates you will be using.)
  2. Stick a piece of scrapbook paper on a cutting mat. (It’s better NOT to use a super sticky brand new mat. It should be easy to peel off again.)
  3. Set machine to cut card stock, and cut out the circle. Repeat as many times as needed.
  4. Next, type the names of your guests in your favorite font and size them how you like in the design software.
  5. Cut names out. I did three or four at a a time on each sheet of card stock.
  6. Use Mod Podge to glue the names onto the paper placemats.

See? It’s SO easy to make pretty, personalized paper place mats!

It's easy to make placemats with your guests names on them! Super cute under clear plates!

How to make name placemats without a cutting machine

  1. Print a circle template.
  2. Trace circle onto scrapbook paper and then carefully cut them out with scissors.
  3. Print names of guests onto card stock using your home printer or have them printed at a copy store.
  4. Cut them out and use Mod Podge to attach names to place mats.
  5. Let dry. Arrange accordingly under Chinet Cut Crystal plates.

*Alternative – find flat alphabet stickers to use to add names to your placemats.

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I love how these turned out and I’m saving them to re-use them again! The pink and white makes it so that they could work with lots of different décor themes.

Super cute table settings with personalized name placemats under clear plates!!

Remember to check out the whole beautiful table over on the Chinet blog, and my tutorial for making the pink and navy flower arrangement is right here.

This simple placemat with your guests name on it is the perfect detail for an amazing table setting!

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  1. Chia

    January 16, 2020 at 6:02 pm

    Which font did you use? It’s so pretty!

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    • Sarah

      January 16, 2020 at 9:10 pm

      It’s called ‘King Basil’ :)

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  2. Diana

    December 15, 2018 at 8:04 am

    What soRt of paper have you used? Iam looking to do exactly the same but struggling to Find right paper material. Its for wedding and looking to do white round placemats. Many thanks.diana

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    • Sarah

      December 17, 2018 at 2:19 pm

      I used cardstock for these! I think any heavy card stock or paper would work well.

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