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Handcraft 3 types of silverware holders quickly and easily!

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Here’s what you’ll need:
4” Burlap Fabric (Color: Natural, Size: 4", Item # 9012302): https://www.papermart.com/jute-fabric...
Crochet Lace Trim (Name: Anita White, Item # 5815271):
https://www.papermart.com/cotton-croc...
Satin Ribbon (Color: Ivory, Item # 490552): https://www.papermart.com/fabric-sati...)
Pre-Tied Satin Bow (Color: Ivory, Item # 4824802): https://www.papermart.com/pre-tied-sa...)
Lace Ribbon (Name: Jillian, Item # 58162101) https://www.papermart.com/assorted-la...)
Jute Twine (Color: White, Item # 4824001) https://www.papermart.com/colored-jut...)
Kraft Gift Tags (Color: Unstrung Kraft, Item # 984112): https://www.papermart.com/kraft-gift-...)
Scissors: https://www.papermart.com/double-thum...)
Hot glue gun (Type: Low Temperature, Item # 9800L270): https://www.papermart.com/high-low-te...
Here’s how you can create your own silverware holders.

Burlap With Crochet Lace
1) Fold the bottom of your burlap fabric to create silverware pocket.
2) Cut lace trim approximately 4”. Align with burlap fabric edge, glue to secure.
3) Fold edges of lace trim and burlap fabric inward, along fabric fold. Glue to secure.

Burlap With Satin Accents
1) Fold the bottom of your burlap fabric to create silverware pocket.
2) Cut edge of burlap fabric at a 45 degree angle.
3) Cut satin ribbon approximately 4”. Align with angled burlap edge, glue to secure.
4) Fold edges of satin ribbon and burlap fabric inward, along score mark. Glue to secure.
5) Embellish with pre-tied satin bow.

Burlap With Lace & Name Tags
1) Fold the bottom of your burlap fabric to create silverware pocket.
2) Cut your wide lace ribbon to your preferred size and glue to burlap fabric.
3) Fold excess burlap fabric lace edge to form silverware holder pocket, then glue to secure.
4) Attach gift tag using twine and finish with a bow.
(Tip: While burlap fabric is loosely woven, you may need a little extra help weaving your twine through. Use the tips of your scissors to gently create a hole through the fabric.)