We appreciated the nice weather on Saturday and had a really long walk through the woods. On this occasion I mostly stumble on unimpressive odds and ends which are perfect for a table setting. That’s why today I want to show a quite natural setting for tea-time. A lot of birch trees have been chopped […]
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This napkin folded as a poinsettia is a must for all professionals in folding methods or those who like to try something new and a bit tricky. Napkins with a stronger texture will keep their form without any further support. I took a small bast loop to fix my soft napkin. Youtube offers a very […]
It’s Christmas time and parcels are coming from all over the world. The sound coming out of our penpal’s parcel made us fear that some Christmas cookies were all crumbs. What a surprise there were really cookie crumbs inside but the were neatly packed in a plastic bag with nozzle. To let the cat out […]
Folding napkins is not always that easy but if the instructions are accompanied by detailed pictures I manage to fold most of them. That’s why my post today will be rather short and folding my Christmas Tree simply means to open the gallery and follow the steps of each picture. For my instructions I chose […]
In my December 12th post I told you that the Christmas ball candleholder would embellish my table for Christmas Eve. Together with two further specimen in lightly different shades it’s standing between fir twigs I placed in a line in the center of our table. The checkered ribbon has been replaced by a satin/organza ribbon […]
