Table napkins ranging in size from 40x40 to 60x60 can be folded into any shape. It is most convenient to work with linen napkins. They should be heavily starched. In order for the napkin to maintain the required shape, all creases must be firmly fixed with an iron. You need to make sure that the napkins do not stretch when ironing, since a strictly square shape is the key to success.
Star
1. Place a starched napkin with the wrong side up.
2. Fold the top edge towards the middle, and do the same with the bottom edge.
3. We wrap the bottom half again up towards the middle and fix the folds with an iron.
4. Place 4 – 6 folds of equal size on the napkin.
5. Squeeze the lower ends in your hand and pull out the laid folds on one side and the other.
Lily
1. Lay out the napkin with the wrong side up (rhombus).
2. Fold the napkin in half diagonally, connecting the bottom corner to the top corner. The result is a triangle with the base at the bottom.
3.We put the right and left corners on the top.
4. Bend the upper corners of the napkin down.
5. Bend the top of the upper triangle down to the middle.
6. Fold the top part in half and bend it over.
7. We fasten the side corners to each other.
8. We bend the points of the lily down and secure it behind the welt.
Cap
1. Lay out the napkin with the wrong side up.
2. Fold the bottom and top edges to create an open pocket.
3. Fold the left edge over to the right, making a square.
4. The napkin is folded diagonally so that all 4 corners are at the top.
5. We bend the side peaks inward and secure them to each other.
6. Pull the sharp ends down one by one.
Between the sides of the triangle you can put colored paper napkins to match the tablecloth or other decorative elements.
I'm sure you will succeed!
