How to fold napkins into a glass beautifully?

Each hostess wants her festive table to be perfectly served and create an appropriate atmosphere. A special role in serving is played by napkins. This indispensable accessory today not only serves as a means of hygiene, but also opens up great opportunities for decoration. Originally laid products can give a festive feast special solemnity. This article shows how to place a table with napkins in a glass.

Today, wipes are presented in a wide variety of sizes, shapes and colors. When planning a holiday table setting, It is important to consider all the features of this element:

• The size. For tea drinking, medium-sized napkins are suitable, large-format products are preferably used at celebrations.
• Material. Napkins are paper and fabric. Ideally, both materials should be present on the festive table.
• The form. The assortment is mainly represented by square napkins with chopped edges. However, oval, round, as well as products with openwork edges and fringe are not inferior in popularity to square ones.
• Colors. Bright colors are suitable for the children's party table, for social events - pastel shades. Color must be in harmony with the tablecloth and utensils.

It is advisable to pre-practice so as not to spoil a pack of new products before the arrival of guests. In addition, it is necessary to fold the napkins so that guests are comfortable to unfold them.

If you don’t have a napkin holder on hand, or it doesn’t quite fit the theme of a party or celebration, then a pack of napkins can be unusually and elegantly put in a beautiful glass or cup. This option is easy to execute, but not inferior in grace to other serving methods.

Take two packs of paper products of different colors. Form the first row: fold 4 napkins in an angle into a glass, alternating colors. For ease of insertion, wrap them around your fingers. Gently stick up corners for the outer edge of the glass. Fold the second, third, fourth rows in the same way as the first, alternating colors in a circle, but the corners do not bend anymore.

If desired, you can create a beautiful flowerbed with roses on the table. To do this, take a shallow wide cup and a pack of paper napkins. Spread them into rectangles, twist them into small rolls and moderately tightly fold them into a cup, placing them vertically. As a result, the composition should look like a flower bed or a vase of roses.

Take a low steady glass. Turn each paper towel once into a rectangle and fold it in a narrow strip along its length. Then lay the strips on top of each other. Fold the stack from them in half and put in a glass so that they hang beautifully on the sides of the dishes.

Fold each napkin obliquely in half and twist into a tube perpendicular to the base of the triangle. Fold the tubes tightly into a glass and straighten the protruding ends a little so that they look like a candle flame.

This method is perfect for a children's holiday, especially if you use multi-colored, bright napkins:

• Bend one corner of the expanded square to the center.
• Roll the paper product into a tube as thin as possible from the fold to the opposite corner. To prevent the tube from turning, fix the corner with a drop of water.
• Put the tubes in a glass.

Napkins are folded into a glass both for general use and for each guest individually. Usually linen or cotton napkins are used as individual decorations, but sometimes they are replaced with paper napkins. The main thing is that the products are dense and multilayer. To keep their shape, tissue options carefully starch.

Individual wipes look great both in wine glasses and in plain glasses. The following are a few popular ways of serving this.

Take two napkins. Lay them perpendicular to each other and lift them up, holding them at the center. Shake so that the edges hang smoothly and beautifully. Twist the center a little and carefully, without crushing, put a “bouquet” in a glass.

Fold the napkin in half. Fold the resulting rectangle with an accordion in 2 cm increments. Bend the accordion in half and put it in the dishes. Stick out the sticking end.

Fold the tissue twice. Bend two opposite corners to the middle, then the lower corner should be bent just above the connection of the side corners. Roll up the figure and insert it into the glass or glass.

Fold the square in half. Bend the corners to the middle. Rotate the triangle with the other side and bend its sides to the middle as well. Then fold the resulting shape so that its upper and lower corners join. Twist the shape around and put it in a glass.

Fold the napkin in half diagonally. Twist the resulting triangle tightly from the base to the corner into the roller. Then the roller must be bent in half and put in a tall glass.

To complete this decoration you will need two napkins of red and green colors. First you need to make leaves. To do this, fold the green napkin diagonally two times. Then you can begin to make a flower. Fold the red article in half diagonally. The resulting triangle, connecting its top and base, fold in half.Get a flattened trapezoid.

To perform such a figure, take two napkins of different colors and a tall glass:

• Fully unfold one napkin.
• Fold the second half diagonally and lay it on top of the first. The base of the triangle should be located just below the diagonal line of the napkin from below.
• Bend the corner of the lower napkin to the upper.
• Bend a strip 3 cm wide twice from below.
• Flip the resulting triangle to the other side and turn into a tube.
• Insert the structure into the glass.

Fold the napkin diagonally. Turn the resulting triangle, starting from the top, into a bag and twist it about two-thirds. You will get a figure in shape resembling a calla flower. Put it in a glass.

Stages of laying:

• Fold the napkin twice and place it on the table. Open edges should face up.
• Bend the lower part to the horizontal diagonal of the rhombus.
• Fold the resulting figure in accordion from left to right or vice versa.
• Insert the accordion into a glass or glass.
• Carefully shape the upper corners, giving them the appearance of petals.

You can watch a workshop on folding paper towels in the next video.