napkin rings On Crooked Creektt are another story all together.
Recently,
I put together a whimsical tablescape
using my vintage honey pot collection, bee stemware and plates.
While gathering my black and white check napkins,
my eyes glanced upon the buttery yellow beaded candle/napkin rings.
Inspiration + creativity = bee napkin rings!
By using three elements readily available,
I designed the whimsical bee napkin rings for Tablescaping With The Bees. . .
First,
I gathered together the necessary items:
*the buttery yellow beaded napkin ring
*narrow black and white ribbon
*four bee measuring spoons
I used 1 tsp. and 1/4 tsp. spoons and a 18" length of the striped ribbon.
Squeezing the ribbon together,
I forced it into the opening atop the 1 tsp. and tied a loose knot.
The knot is to keep the two measuring spoons separated, preventing breakage.
Then,
I squeezed the ribbon together a second time.
This time I forced the ribbon through the opening in the 1/4 tsp. opening.
By turning the measuring spoon upside down,
it creates an element of surprise for your guest.
Now,
I gently slid the two measuring spoons together.
Wrap the ribbon around the napkin ring and tie in a short fat bow.
Slide your napkin by the corner through the napkin ring opening
and you have a unique, delightful napkin ring for your dining pleasure.
By repeating the process, I created a second napkin ring.
This time, I used the 1 Tbsp. and the 1/2 tsp. measuring spoons.
Wrap the ribbon around the beaded napkin ring,
tie in a short fat bow and you've completed the second bee napkin ring.
and you're ready to amaze and delight your family and dinner guests!
Black, white and yellow bee napkin rings. . .
On Crooked Creektt, they're a "good thing" !
Until next time. . .
On Crooked Creektt will be joining
Be sure to visit
as you'll find numerous ways to. . . Bee Creative!
3 comments:
Very creative. I love that they look like wreaths.
I love bees and your napkin rings are lovely. Thank you for the tutorial.
I also love your table and china dear Pat. Your blog background is also looking a lot like Spring... with the butterflies!
Enjoy your weekend, sweetie.
FABBY
How clever, I never would have thought of creating like that! Your tables cape is pretty, Pat! Hope you're having a good weekend,
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