Rosemary Sprig Place Cards | DIY Place Cards

May 25, 2025

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These Rosemary Sprig Place Cards are an easy DIY! They take only a handful of readily available supplies and come together super quick. Perfect if you’re looking for some last minute holiday place cards!

Rosemary Sprig Place Card DIY on a table setting.

Personalized place cards are the finishing touch to any holiday table. I love thinking of new ways to make cute and easy DIYs and these Rosemary Sprig Place Cards fall into both of the categories! Cute and easy. This DIY takes only three things to make. I love that the rosemary is readily available at grocery stores making this a great last minute DIY too! So let’s get started!

How to make Rosemary Sprig Place Cards

Supplies

Printed name cards – you can use this template and type each name or hand write them. You can also just cut rectangles of paper and avoid a printer all together. Each rectangle should measure approximately 3.5″ x 6″. The holes should be a half an inch from the stop, and a quarter inch from the sides. The names should be 1.75″ below the top edge of the paper.
Rosemary Sprigs
Hole Punch
Scissors

Process

Print name cards using this template. Or you can trim cards into 3.5″ x 6″ rectangles. Hand write names on them, or print names.
Using a hole punch, punch holes into the rectangle. My hole punch is similar to this one, which I love.
Trim rosemary springs into 4.5″ lengths. Remove leaves leaving half an inch bare stem on either side of the sprigs.
Carefully thread the rosemary sprigs into the holes.

Rosemary Sprig Place Cards trimmed into rectangles. — Trim name cards into rectangles.

Rosemary Sprig Place Cards with holes punches into the sides. — Punch holes on either side of the rectangle.

Rosemary sprigs with ends trimmed and leaves removed. — Trim rosemary sprigs into 4.5″ lengths. Remove leaves on either end to reveal half an inch length of stem.

Rosemary Sprig Place Cards laid out on a surface. — Careful thread the bare ends of the rosemary sprigs through the holes in the name cards.

How to fold a napkin with a pocket

I love tucking these place cards into a pocket of the napkin. It’s really easy to fold a napkin to create a pocket, so I wanted to show you how I do it.

A napkin being folded to create a pocket. — Start with you napkin flat.

Napkins folded for a rosemary sprig place card DIY. — Now from the right side, fold the napkin in 1/3 of the way.

Folding a napkin on a kitchen counter for rosemary sprig place cards. — Flip the napkin over.

Folding a napkin to create a pocket for rosemary sprig place cards. — Tuck in the place card!

Rosemary Sprig Place Cards tucked into napkins.

Tips and Tricks

It’s important that you keep the holes on the paper a quarter of an inch in from the edge or more. This will help you avoid ripping the paper when you thread the rosemary stems in the holes.
When you trim the rosemary to length, be sure to trim the top and the bottom. The ideal situation for the sprigs is to have a thicker stem at both ends. Sometimes with rosemary the top of the sprigs are wreak and floppy. That is best to cut off.
The best rosemary for this project is the kind that is loose and doesn’t come in the plastic clam shells. I find that the ones in the plastic clam shells are often folded to fit and therefore bread. The farmers market is also a great resource – or a friends rosemary bush!

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