Plasticware at a casual party is so much easier than silverware. Who wants to worry about having to wash all of those forks… Dressing up the plasticware can make all the difference! I made these plasticware and napkin wraps for my sister-in-laws baby shower. They dressed up the plasticware and fit perfectly into a MacKenzie Child’s dish.

Materials

1 yard of chosen fabric ( joann fabrics seems to always has a coupon available! http://www.joann.com/coupon/?icn=homeslot5
Scissors
Plasticware
Napkins
<1 yard of chosen fabric ( joann fabrics seems to always has a coupon available! http://www.joann.com/coupon/?icn=homeslot5
Scissors

Directions

Cut a piece of fabric, one inch wide and 16 inches long. The length and width depends on the size of the bow that you want. I played around with different sizes until I found the one that I liked.

Lay the fork on top of the knife and place the plasticware on the end of the napkin that has all of the loose ends; make sure to also have the folded, closed part, of the napkin at the top.

Tightly roll plasticware.

Place rolled plastic ware in the middle of the cur piece of fabric. Make sure both sides of the fabric are the same length. Tie a tight knot,to keep the plasticware in place, and then tie a pretty bow!

Cut the loose fabric at an angle.

Arrange plasticware in a pretty dish!

I made 40 rolls and still had fabric left over.