By: Kristine Nelson | Published: March 5, 2024
Step 1: Gather Your Supplies
All you need is a square napkin. Opt for pastel shades like baby blue, soft pink or mint green to give your Easter table that extra festive touch!
Step 2: Lay Your Napkin Flat
Lay your napkin flat on a clean, smooth surface. Make sure there are no wrinkles or creases to ensure a neat fold.
Step 3: Fold It in Half
Take one corner of the napkin and fold to meet the opposite corner, creating a rectangle shape. Press down on the fold to make it nice and crisp.
Step 4: Fold in Half Again
fold the napkin in half widthwise once more, bringing the shorter ends together again. You should now have a smaller rectangle with four layers.
Step 5: Fold the Edges Down
Take both bottom corners of the rectangle and fold them downwards towards the center of the napkin, creating two triangular shapes, or one large diamond. Ensure that the corners meet at the centerline of the napkin and that the edges are aligned neatly.
Step 6: Fold the Corners In
Fold the corners of your diamond shape up into the center of your napkin.
Step 7: Flip
Secure and flip your napkin over.
Step 8: Fold and Flip Again
Fold the top corner down towards you. Secure your napkin and flip again.
Step 9: Adjust and Fluff
Adjust the folds until they look just right. Then, gently fluff out the top corners of your napkin to give them the bunny ear shape.
Step 10: Display and DAZZLE
Voila! Your adorable bunny ear napkin fold is ready to steal the show at your Easter table. Place it alongside your dinnerware and decorations, and prepare for the compliments to hop in!
With these simple steps, you'll have an egg-cellent addition to your Easter table setting in no time. Happy folding, and happy feasting!
Kristine Nelson – Home & Entertaining Expert
When not planning and directing location photography for World Market, Home and Entertaining Stylist Kristine is our resident DIY queen! Whether it’s with sewing, home renovation or paper crafts, her superpower is turning imagination into reality. Kristine is obsessed with architecture and modern design, and loves estate sales, flea markets, hiking, biking, skiing and snowboarding.