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Category: Party and Special Occasion

Origami Place Card Holders


Origami Place Holders are an easy way to make dinner guests feel welcome. You can make large numbers of these place card holders very quickly with just a few simple folds and cuts. Use colorful paper to create handmade placeholders for your wedding or your next dinner party. Special markers or pens add an artistic touch to your place cards as well. Make sure to use a straight edge or ruler to measure out your place cards before cutting them so that they will all be the same size, or just use pre-measured name cards.

Difficulty level: Beginner
Age: Adult
Required time: less than 5 minutes (for about 6 place card holders)

Things you’ll need:
Colorful origami paper
Thick card stock paper (for your name cards)
Artistic pens or markers
Scissors

Things to do:
1. Fold your origami paper in half.
2. Cut along the fold.
3. Take one of the cut halves of your paper and fold down one short edge about 1/4 in.
4. Begin folding the paper back and forth on top of itself, creating 1/4 in folds all along the rectangular paper.
5. Open the folded paper and make a cut between every 2 folds.
6. Place your name cards between the two folds of each place holder.
7. Set your place holders above each guest’s table setting so they know where to sit.

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Washi Tape Twist Ties


Sometimes a ribbon is more than you need to finish off a gift. Sometimes you need something simpler, just enough to draw together the wrapping on a bag or the cellophane on a basket. A twist tie. Perfect. But who wants boring old twist ties? Not me! That’s why I love these washi tape twist ties. Fast, easy and SO handy.

Difficulty level: Beginner
Time required: 5 minutes

Things you’ll need:
Wire
Washi tape
Scissors
Wire cutters

Things to do:
1. Cut the wire into 4 inch long pieces and bend to be as straight as possible.


2. Unroll a piece of tape slightly longer than the wire and lay it on your work surface, sticky side up.

3. Place the wire in the center of the tape and cover with a second piece of tape. Smooth the two pieces of tape together, keeping the wire centered as you work.

4. Trim the ends and put them to use!

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