TODAY'S TABLE SETTING TRIVIA:
The Gauls and Romans used linen tablecloths, often colored. Guests brought their own napkins which they placed near their couches and which were used to carry the leftovers of their meals.
Tuesday, August 28, 2007
Table Settings Part 2 ~ Napkin Folding
Looking for a way to add interest to your table for little to no money? Try one of these napkin folding ideas. Some can be used to frame a pretty flower or place card.
TODAY'S TABLE SETTING TRIVIA:
The Gauls and Romans used linen tablecloths, often colored. Guests brought their own napkins which they placed near their couches and which were used to carry the leftovers of their meals.
TODAY'S TABLE SETTING TRIVIA:
The Gauls and Romans used linen tablecloths, often colored. Guests brought their own napkins which they placed near their couches and which were used to carry the leftovers of their meals.
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6 comments:
Oh I love this Julie!! I am going try to do this for my table! Now, just to choose which :) Thank you so much for this wonderful, informative post!
Amy
I love this kind of stuff! I always fold my napkins for the holidays. I learned some folds way back in the day when I worked as a waitress. But, to be honest, it's been so long ago that I think I'm down to one or two "napkin design folds" so this is a great post for me! Thanks for thinking of it!
Wow, I love these pictures that you have shared! So fun!
Kelli
Those are great! I really love the first one.
Thanks I saved those so I can give it a try when I have more time! Great post!
This is wonderful, Julie! I'm always trying to figure out napkin folds. This will help so much!
Great post!
Pat
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