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  • Do-It-Yourself Napkin Rings
  • From "Party at Home"
    episode PAH-204
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    Figure E

    Napkin rings give that final decorative touch to any table. Event planner Felisa Bayze shows how to use a glue gun and inexpensive materials to make napkin rings for any occasion or theme. All you need is about 6 inches of your favorite wire-edged ribbon and a little imagination. Simply glue the ends of the ribbon together and add other decorative features:


    • This celestial napkin ring will lift your guests' spirits to the stars (figure A).



    • For Southwestern flair, twist some chili peppers with a bit of raffia and glue onto the ring of ribbon with a piece of bandana (figure B).



    • For something a little more upscale, tie a multiloop bow with sheer wire ribbon and attach a small trinket like this bird (figure C). Add decorative pearling and silk flowers for a more elegant feel, and glue the whole piece to the ribbon ring.



    • Glue silk flowers onto a wired ring for the final touch to a garden party (figure D).



    • Simply wrap a length of star garland around a napkin and curl the ends (figure E).


    RESOURCES :
    Easygoing Entertaining: The 'Harry's Wild About You!' Cookbook
    Model: 0942084861
    Author: Harry Schwartz
    Surfside Publishing
    (November, 1994)

    Guests Without Grief: Entertaining Made Easy for the Hesitant Host
    Model: 0684818841
    Author: Paula Jhung
    218 pages
    (April 1997)

    Having Tea: Recipes and Table Settings
    Model: 0517560070
    Author: Trish Foley
    (1987)


    Clarkson Potter/The Crown Publishing Group/Random House
    Website: www.randomhouse.com

    B. Smith's Entertaining and Cooking For Friends
    Model: 1579651615
    Author: Barbara Smith
    (1995)


    Artisan Publishers
    Muskogee, OK 74402
    Phone: 918-682-8341
    Fax: 918-682-1263
    Email: info@artisanpublishers.com
    Website: www.artisanpublishers.com


    GUESTS :
    Felisa Bayze
    Event Planner
    28415 Industry Dr. No. 516
    PO Box 802101
    Valencia, CA 91355
    Fax: 805-295-6632

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