How To Fold Napkins In The Shape Of An Easter Bunny
Author: Marko Balašević
Time for reading: ~2
minutes
Last Updated:
August 08, 2022
CHAPTERS (Table Of Contents)
The decorative technique of folding napkins in the shape of hares will come in handy for any holiday for serving and decorating the table. Especially such hares are relevant during the Easter holidays.
Interesting fact
The decorative technique of folding napkins in the shape of hares will come in handy for any holiday for serving and decorating the table. Especially such hares are relevant during the Easter holidays.
Traditionally, hares belong to the Easter festival in Western Europe. Folding napkins in the shape of a hare is not difficult at all. It is recommended to take napkins with a size of at least 50x50, so that the hares in the end do not look too tiny. Let's look at a detailed example.
- Napkin
- Ruler
- Ribbons
- Pencil
How to fold napkins in the shape of an Easter Bunny step by step instructions with a photo
Step 1
We put a napkin measuring at least 50x50 cm (must be square) on the table. We divide the height of the napkin into 3 identical parts. We use a ruler for accuracy. Thus, at 50x50, one third will be about 16.5 mm. We draw lines from ribbons or mentally precisely on these 1/3 of the height of the napkins. There will be folds here.
Step 2
We wrap the bottom 1/3 of the napkin up, and the top 1/3 down. The photo shows the remaining ribbons that were in the folds. One ribbon will remain inside, and the other outside, that is, nearby.
Step 3
Take out the ribbons. We mentally draw a perpendicular straight line in the middle of the length of the napkin (in the photo for visualization - a red felt-tip pen). Thus, we got 2 segments from the red felt-tip pen, one to the right, the second segment to the left of the red one. Now from the middle (red felt-tip pen perpendicular to the line) we measure the middle of the left segment and the middle of the right segment along the lower edge. We connect the point of the middle of the left segments with a red felt-tip pen along the upper edge with ribbons. We do the same with the right segment. The ribbons will be the lines for folding the napkin.
Step 4
We bend along the ribbon-lines of the fold of the side of the napkin from below in this way.
Step 5
Flip the napkin over to the other side.
Step 6
We put the ribbons on both sides so that visually the ribbon divides the side perpendicular to the corner (like a bisector at a right angle). Ribbons-places of folds of a napkin. We wrap along the "bisector" - ribbons on each side from above. The edges of the sides must match.
Step 7
Again we draw a bisector-ribbon from the corner to the middle of the upper edging. Wrap the side of the napkin up again. The edges must match.
Step 8
Thus, we get such a napkin. The spoon here in the photo serves as a fixative to keep the sides from turning around.
Step 9
Turn the napkin over to the other side and top to bottom, that is, 180 °.
Step 10
We wrap the bottom end of the napkin up - this will be the tail. The spoon in the photo is holding the napkin.
Step 11
We turn the right and lower corners of the napkin away from ourselves and connect. Fasten with a pin. A little pull on the ears - the upper ends and the tail.
Step 12
Everything! Our bunny napkin is ready. We serve to the table.