Christmas dinner for me is the most exciting part of the holiday season. The way the family gathers around the dining table to share a meal—whether it’s big or small—just having everyone together makes me so happy!
Adding a personal touch to our holiday table is one of my favourite things to do during the holidays. This year, I’m bringing a festive touch to our dining table with these crochet napkin rings. The sparkling buckles and faux fur was a great way to add a little sparkle to what is usually quite a traditional holiday home decor. I love glitter and sparkle and rustic and traditional – what can I say I am a Gemini!

This free crochet pattern is as simple as it gets! Using only single crochet stitches, these napkin rings are a truly easy crochet pattern that even beginners can enjoy. It’s a great way to create something special for your table settings. Be sure to have fun with it – add festive buttons, change up the ribbon colour – play with textures and colours that you like – it really can be anything you want!
For these free crochet napkin ring patterns, I used super bulky yarn, making them quick and fun to work up. I’ve tried both Lion Brand Wool Ease Thick & Quick and Loops & Threads Sweet Snuggles, and they both look amazing!

Be sure to PIN this with your holiday crochet patterns or Christmas crafts, so you can add a handmade touch to your festive table.
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Santa’s Belly Crochet Napkin Ring
Skill Level
Beginner
Abbreviations
- ch – chain
- sc – single crochet
- sk – skip
- st – stitch
- sts – stitches
- sl st – slip stitch
- rpt – repeat
Gauge
Not required for this project
Materials Needed
- 6.00 mm crochet hook
- Rhinestone Buckles – I found mine on Amazon HERE
- Ribbon (Choose a ribbon width that fits the size of your buckle.)
- Yarn Needle
- Stitch Marker (Optional but recommended for beginners to keep track of rounds.)
- Small amount of Super Bulky Yarn for Napkin Ring
- Small amount of Chunky Faux Fur Yarn

Measurement
Approximately 3” x 3” laying flat.
Customization Tips
- Colour Variations: While the red and white design screams “Santa,” you can experiment with other holiday colours like green and gold for versatility.
- Personalized Buckles: Use buckles in different shapes or sizes for a unique twist.
- Add Beads or Embellishments: Sew beads or tiny sequins onto the ribbon or faux fur for an extra sparkle.
Notes:
- A smaller hook is used to create stiffness of the napkin ring – if you change the yarn you are using be sure your crochet hook is a few sizes smaller than is called for.
- The napkin ring is worked in continuous rounds. Do not join at the end of each round.

Free Crochet Napkin Ring Pattern
Foundation Chain: Ch 18, join with a sl st to form a circle. Ch 1 (this does not count as a stitch).
Rnd 1: Work 1 sc in the same st as the sl st and in each ch around. You should have 18 sts. (18)
Rnds 2-6: Sc in each st around. (18)
After Round 6, join with a sl st to the next st and fasten off. Weave in ends.
Faux Fur Trim
Tip: Faux fur yarn can make it tricky to see the stitches. Work in a well-lit area and use your fingers to feel for the stitches if needed.
- Find the centre back seam and join the Faux Fur yarn with a sl st.
- Work 1 sc in the same st as the sl st and in each st around. Fasten off and weave in ends.
- Repeat Steps 1-2 on the opposite edge of the napkin ring.
Buckle and Belt
Tip: Measure the ribbon on the finished napkin ring before cutting to ensure it fits snugly but isn’t too tight.
- Buckle and Belt
- Loop the ribbon through the buckle and glue it in place to secure.
- Wrap the ribbon around the napkin ring and weave it through the buckle to secure in place.
- Trim the ribbon to the desired length.
Happy crocheting!





