Building Eternity: Christmas Napkins

Wednesday, November 18, 2015

Christmas Napkins

In my quilting class we learned how to make these cool napkins! I know I will only use them at Christmas, but I thought they were so cute and so easy!!

Just start with two pieces of coordinating material and cut a half circle...the little stem of the tree I added later. I tried cutting it out with the material, but I never could make it look right and I liked the look of the opposite fabric.

Then sew the circles together, right sides together. Leave a hole to turn. Clip the curves. Turn it inside out and press. I just leave the hole where I want to put in the stem of the tree. The you just fold it and iron the folds. Super easy, super cute!

See? Super cute, super easy! Now I just have to figure out if I am going to make a matching table cloth!

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Jennifer November 19, 2015 at 3:35 PM
Super cute!!
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Christmas Napkins

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