DIY Floral Imprint Napkins for Shavuot

Esther Ottensoser May 18, 2020 Leave a review
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Create these artsy napkins for your Shavuot table using natural and easy-to-find materials while also experimenting with plant pigments – a great way to combine art and science!

Your children can create all kinds of designs using leaf and flower pounding, and turn their creations into something they will be proud of!

You will need:

  • Wooden board
  • Newspaper
  • Hammer
  • Assorted fresh flowers and leaves

Directions:

1. Place a sheet of newspaper on top of the wooden board.

2. Arrange the flowers, petals, and leaves on top of the newspaper.

3. Place the fabric or napkin on top of the flowers and petals.

4. Use your hammer to pound the fabric.

5. When you are done, remove your fabric and brush off remaining pieces of flowers and leaves. Let your napkins dry.

This technique can also be used on large white tablecloths, table runners and t-shirts.

For a tutorial on how to make the cookie seating cards see my tutorial HERE.

Esther’s passion is using creativity to bring the little joys to life.
She connects with her fan club through her website, https://estherodesign.com/ and through her plate art
column in Mishpacha’s Family First Magazine.

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Esther Ottensoser

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Esther O is the creative director and founder of Esther O Designs. Esther O. has been styling, designing and crafting for over fifteen years. She is a regular contributor to Mishpacha Magazine, The Jewish Press, and other publications and blogs. Esther O. has designed décor for high-end decorators, and done personal fashion styling for wedding parties and other occasions. Esther O. uses her signature flair to design and develop unique food presentation, crafts, one of a kind recipes, décor, and exclusive party favors. Esther O’s crafts and creations make every celebration and occasion memorable.

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