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| From the Practical Encyclopedia of Good Decorating and Home Improvement Vol 16 1971© |
I recall a story about Andy Warhol who, as a very young but celebrated artist, was invited to dine at the home of a well-to-do museum patron. The table was large and the guest list legendary. Each place setting had every imaginable utensil in it's proper place. Andy Warhol came from rather humble beginnings and had no idea how to proceed. As the courses were placed in front of him and removed untouched, the guest to his right remarked... but Mr Warhol, you have eaten nothing. His relpy ... I only eat candy. Now THAT is classic Warhol.
Whether you set your table for fine dining of for family dinners, one thing that transforms a simple place setting into an elegant presentation is a folded napkin strategically placed on the plate. For this year's Thanksgiving or Holiday table settings, whether your gathering is buffet style or sit down dinner, try these festive folds and impress your guests. This is something that can be done ahead of time leaving you time for more important things like enjoying your own party.
Courtesy of Cynical Girl on Goodsmiths
I've always admired people who could fold napkins like this.
ReplyDeleteFolded napkins are so much fun! Love the story about Andy Warhol, thanks for sharing Mary!
ReplyDeleteFascinating to learn about Any Warhol. I love folded napkins. Thank youfor sharing these directions.
ReplyDeleteI think I'll kick my holiday table up a notch this year with some folded napkins! Interesting Andy Warhol story!
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