How to Wrap Utensils

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Wrap Utensils

Wrapping utensils is a simple way to bring elegance to a table. You can use paper or cloth napkins, depending on personal preference, to easily and quickly create a utensil wrap. Does this Spark an idea?

Things You'll Need

  • Napkin -- cloth or paper
  • Fork
  • Knife
  • Spoon
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Instructions

    • 1

      Lay the napkin on a flat table. Place the fork, knife and spoon at one corner of the napkin with the knife at the bottom, fork in the middle and the spoon on top so the utensils are layered. All utensils should be facing up. Leave about 1/4 inch of space between the very edge of the napkin and the utensils.

    • 2

      Fold the 1/4-inch flap over the handle of the utensils. Begin rolling the utensils once so they are now facing down. The napkin should be wrapped snug around the utensils.

    • 3

      Continue to wrap until the opposite corner of the napkin is completely wrapped around the utensils. The last corner that is wrapped should be on the underside of the utensils so when the wrap is laid flat, it will not come unraveled. The tops of the utensils should be completely wrapped and the end of the utensils should be sticking out of the napkin, roughly by 1/4 inch.

Tips & Warnings

  • Use colorful napkins to give your place settings some character.

  • If the utensils are not fitting snug inside of the napkin, start over and adjust the napkin to fit tight to prevent movement.

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References

  • Photo Credit dinner for two image by Curtis Sorrentino from Fotolia.com

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