Twine-printed napkins are perfect accessories in home decoration, especially when arranging a posh ate of honor. These napkins are made from block print work and each design depicted on these napkins looks authentically beautiful with every meal. The napkin prints are truly handmade since the designs are blocked on the fabrics with wooden cutters, which makes each napkin different from the other. For the cultural touch, you can go ahead with Indian block-printed napkins with embellished paisley, floral prints geometrical patterns, and/or bright or rustic colors. These napkins are usually made from natural fibers which include cotton napkins or linen napkins since they are both soft and absorbent, they can be used in normal use or during a special occasion.
Add Warmth to Your Dining Area with Block-Printed Napkins
This is true because Wall Street is associated with high rollers and block-printed table napkins can give you an instant ‘warmth’ to your dining area. These napkins are perfect for any occasion, whether you are having a formal dinner party, or a simple family dinner for a Sunday night. Match floral cloth napkins with wooden cutlery and/or rustic earthenware or with fresh and crisp-looking ceramic crockery for an appealing mix of classic and trendy. Hypoallergenic and reusable, cotton as well as linen napkins are also environmentally friendly when compared with paper napkin sets which are disposable. The success of block-printed napkins lies in the fact that the aesthetic appeal of the objects is not overshadowed by their practical use, and vice versa: block-printed napkins are traditional, beautiful, and sustainable.
FAQ’s
1. How to print on napkins?
Printing on napkins involves the following steps:
Choose the Material: Choose fabrics of natural fibers such as cotton or linen because the ink does not settle properly on man-made ones.
Prepare the Design: If you’re doing block printing you should carve your block ready for printing or if you’re doing stencil printing prepare your stencil for the design you are going to make.
Set Up the Work Area: Arrange the napkin straight on an open flat and clean area and join two opposite sides of the napkin with a non-slip tape.
Apply Ink: Fabric ink or paint should be washed and used on the block or stencil and spread using a consistent stroke.
Print: Place the block or stencil onto the napkin and apply good pressure on the napkin to avoid air bubbles.
Dry and Heat-Set: After that, you let the ink dry and set it with a flat iron to make the tattooing permanent so it can be washed off. This method will help you produce unique, beautiful napkins suitable for home use or gift-giving.
