As you continue enjoying all the wonderful tablescapes linked for Tablescape Thursday, I thought I’d share another fun napkin fold. This one is called, The Flower Basket.
It really helps if you use a napkin that is as square as possible. None of mine were perfectly square…but this one was pretty close. This fold looks especially pretty with a lace edged napkin.
Happy Folding! 🙂
Your finished napkin will look something like this:
The Flower Basket:
For more napkin folding ideas, click on “Tablescapes♦Napkin Folds♦Party Ideas ” at the top of this blog and scroll down a bit to where you’ll find previous tutorials.
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I'm really enjoying the napkin tutorials Susan-thanks:@)
Trying! I'm trying … love all your ideas.
Have a great autumn eve ~
TTFN ~ Hugs, Marydon
You make it look so easy. Now, if I can just get my eyes and hand coordinated. Thanks, Susan! La
Very clever! I need to do more with my napkins, I tend to do the same things over and over.
Lovin the lessons:)
Isn't this so cute! Your tutorials are great. I am really learning so much from you. Thank you!
Mary
I love this tutorial! So cute! Thank you.
~ Yaya
Susan,
Your instructions for folding napkins has given me the confidence I'd lacked to put my napkin rings aside for a while and let my creative juices flow, once again!I have loved each and everyone. Thank you for inspiring me to try something new!
Fondly,
Pat
Take time to smell the flowers and make adorable napkin bouquet baskets. Love it. franki
this is a great fold looks so pretty 🙂
What a beautiful napkin.
I enjoy seeing your tutorials. They make the napkin creations come alive!
I have a decades-old collection of napkin folds that are fun and creative like yours. If I can locate them, I’ll send some your way. Two of my favorites were an Easter Basket fold that could hold small treats and a cute Father’s Day fold in the shape of a man’s Oxford shirt and tie.
Reading your blog is like sitting back with fresh coffee and chatting with a good friend. Thanks!