Halloween · No machine
Moon & bat napkin wraps
Dress the table with playful paper moons and friendly bats.

STARTER GUIDE · AWAITING MAKER TESTING
Let’s make something lovely.
- 01
Wrap a paper strip loosely around one folded napkin, leaving a half-inch overlap. Trim or lengthen the strip to suit your napkins.
- 02
Slide the strip off and glue only the overlapping ends to form a ring. Let it dry away from the napkin.
- 03
Draw a two-inch moon or a broad-winged bat on scrap paper. Cut and refine this sample before tracing the rest.
- 04
Cut one motif per ring. Keep any connecting sections wide enough to resist tearing.
- 05
Glue the motif to the outside of the ring, keeping adhesive away from the napkin. Let it set fully.
- 06
Slide the rings onto the napkins and check that guests can remove them easily. Keep paper decorations separate from food.
Fit the first ring before cutting a batch; napkin folds change the size.
Make it personal
Write a tiny guest name on the moon for a two-in-one place marker.
Suggest three simple moon-and-bat silhouettes that can be cut with scissors; avoid tiny interior cuts.
Build a plan & personalized prompt ↗The photograph is collection inspiration, not documentation of these exact steps. Allow additional drying time. Estimated materials cost excludes equipment. Check your equipment and material instructions, verify template dimensions, and make a sample before a batch.
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