Flowery Napkin Holders

by Neng Catalon Guiang

All we need are plastic spoons, forks, scissors, candles, and a glue gun...

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All you need is in the photo above: plastic spoons and forks, scissors, glue gun, & a candle. See steps below for further instructions...

Follow these instructions to create a rose spoon flower- steps 1-4.

You can use a candle to heat the spoon, and shape it into the desired petal shape. Once finished shaping, you can cut the handle off and glue 12-13 petals to form the flower (or make even more petals to form a larger flower).

Just follow these photos 1-5 to create the stand (again, using a candle to heat the plastic).... then glue gun the flower to the stand ( By the way, if you can't find spoons in the desired color, just buy plain white spoons & fork, make it into a flower, then get spray paint and paint to whatever color you want.

Here's the finished product of my napkin holder project :)

In this case, I took plain white spoons & forks, made them into the flowery napkin holders, and lastly I painted with spray paint in a color to match the placemat settings.

What a beautiful table setting for Spring and Summer!

Here's some of different colors of napkin holders I made... give it a try!

God bless!

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Bet10279310 on Oct 05, 2016
Could part of the instructions have been omitted?? Are we supposed get it just by looking at the pics???

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Myra Silverman on Oct 12, 2016
How exactly do you melt the spoon?

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Fran_p_dougherty on Dec 17, 2016
I'm with the others.....how do you melt the spoons ??????????? Fran

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Stephanie on Nov 05, 2018

I am inspired. I never throw plastic spoons, knives or forks away. I rewash them in the dishwasher. I will have plenty for this project but not too many colors. What a great idea for Christmas gifts.

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- Theresa Shaut on Jan 01, 2019
  
  spray paint with paint meant for plastic.
  
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Carey on Jan 19, 2020

I think using old metal forks would make these much more long lasting and the flower could be the color with silver of the fork an lovely accent for any table. I love your idea.

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