Getting going on my Halloween decorating and I decided that I needed some new dinner napkins. I have never had any so I hopped on over to my little homemade go to place, ETSY.
I found these on etsy and I loved them. But I thought...I have a TON of fabric scraps from other projects and they have got to be so simple to make.
So this is what I came up with...
Not to shabby for a free project, huh?!
Here are the instructions below.
DIY Napkin Tutorial
Supplies Needed:
Scrap fabric (pre-washed) 1 Yard
Scissors
Serger or Sewing Machine
Matching Thread
(makes 4 single sided dinner napkins)
1. Make sure you wash and dry your fabric before. I used some duct cloth fabric that was left over from an upholstery project. But I think that linen or cotton would work beautifully.
2. Cut your fabric into 4--17" x 17" squares.
3. Serge around each side of the napkins.
4. I used a 3-thread overlock stitch.
And there you go. The quickest and easiest dinner napkins of your life!
I absolutely love them and they were so easy! It seriously took me 15 min with my serger but even without one it won't take you more than 25 30 minutes.
I really love them. After I refinish my table this weekend and get those old nasty rings and scratches off they will look even better.
Eventually I will get to a table runner and some placemats but for right now I am happy.
And I don't have to use Bounty paper towels for napkins when guests come over anymore.
If you do not have a serger HERE is a good tutorial that looks pretty easy.
And there you have it.
If you like them go ahead and "pin" it into Pinterest. =)
Also...if you make some I would love to see what you came up with.
I already have fabric picked out to make some for Thanksgiving & Christmas.
Hahaha.
Enjoy!
Oh I love it! So easy but SO cute. I love restaurants that have the fabric napkins, i love putting it in my lap! haha I should totally make some, except we never have company. Hahah I'll treat myself to a fancy napkin!
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