DIY Faceted Easter Egg Place Card Holders

We’re all about the non-traditional holiday decor, and these DIY Faceted Easter Egg Place Card holders are definitely a testament to that!

Spicing up the table with these DIY faceted Easter egg place card holders on Sugar and Cloth

They’re not quite eggs, not quite all pastels, and there are no peeps to be found.

But these DIY Faceted Easter Egg Place Card Holders can be just as cute if you ask us.

Plus, you can make them as much or as little of an egg shape as you want to be able to reuse them for other gatherings too.

We’re just looking out for your crafting well-being. So you don’t have to slave over place cardholders every time. (Unless you want to, of course)…

Spicing up the table with these DIY faceted Easter egg place card holders on Sugar and Cloth

Materials and Tools Needed to Make DIY Faceted Easter Egg Place Card Holders

Oven bake polymer clay color set

Razor blade or any straight edge

Place cards of your choice

Clay-dedicated baking sheet

Spicing up the table with these DIY faceted Easter egg place card holders on Sugar and Cloth

How to Make DIY Faceted Easter Egg Place Card Holders

Step 1 – You’ll have to get a little creative on combining the clay colors to make the correct shades you want.

But once you have the perfect colors, you’ll start by making an egg-shaped ball of clay.

Spicing up the table with these DIY faceted Easter egg place card holders on Sugar and Cloth

Step 2 – Make the egg shape a bit bigger than you want the final place card holder to be since you’re going to cut it down some to make it faceted.

Step 3 – Using the straight edge, slice off small sections starting at the top. Then, work your way down until you have faceted sides around the whole thing.

Step 4 – Next, place the shapes on a dedicated clay baking sheet.

Bake according to the manufacturer’s instructions for the one you’re using.

Spicing up the table with these DIY faceted Easter egg place card holders on Sugar and Cloth

Step 5 – Once they’ve hardened, remove from the oven, let cool, and then style them!

 

Spicing up the table with these DIY faceted Easter egg place card holders on Sugar and Cloth

Spicing up the table with these DIY faceted Easter egg place card holders on Sugar and Cloth

Place Card Ideas

For the actual cards themselves, we just used cut-out shapes from metallic gold paper and these 3D stickers to match.

Don’t these look adorable next to macarons?! We love the way they turned out! Do any of you have staple Easter decor items that you use every year?

These are definitely new on our list!

 

Spicing up the table with these DIY faceted Easter egg place card holders on Sugar and Cloth

 

More Easy Ideas For DIY Name Card Holders

With the number of table settings we put together around here, we’re no strangers to place cardholder ideas!

There are endless ways to create your DIY versions or repurpose unexpected items to use as name cards, as we did with these ribbon candy holders!

It will go perfectly with your pastel easter table settings.

Here are a few of my favorite past projects —

Fair warning: some of those are oldies, but goodies!

It’s kind of crazy to think that I’ve been blogging for so many years that old photography methods look ancient to me now!

Spicing up the table with these DIY faceted Easter egg place card holders on Sugar and Cloth

Spicing up the table with these DIY faceted Easter egg place card holders on Sugar and Cloth

DIY Faceted Easter Egg Place Card Holders

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5 from 7 votes
Easter is coming up, and these adorable place card holders will make your holiday table look even more festive!
Active Time30 minutes
Baking time15 minutes
Total Time45 minutes
Course DIY
Category Entertaining Decor

Equipment

  • Razor blade/straight edge
  • Clay-dedicated baking sheet

Materials

  • Polymer clay in colors of your choice
  • Place cards of your choice

Notes

  • For the actual cards themselves, I just used cut-out shapes from metallic gold paper and these 3d stickers to match

Instructions

  • You’ll have to get a little creative on combining the clay colors to make the correct shades you want.
    But once you have the perfect colors, you’ll start by making an egg-shaped ball of clay.
  • Make the egg shape a bit bigger than you want the final place card holder to be since you’re going to cut it down some to make it faceted.
  • Using the straight edge, slice off small sections starting at the top. Then, work your way down until you have faceted sides around the whole thing.
  • Next, place the shapes on a dedicated clay baking sheet.
    Bake according to the manufacturer’s instructions for the one you’re using.
  • Once they’ve hardened, remove from the oven, let cool, and then style them!
Cost: $20
KEYWORD: easter egg place card holders
Don’t forget to share your DIY name card holders with us on Instagram using the hashtag #sugarandclothloves. We always love seeing all of your creations! Looking for more interior design inspiration? You can find all of our home decor tutorials and ideas right here!

 

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