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Napkin Treatment
For a natural look, one perfect sprig of cedar and a few mini pinecones are set atop a pale gold napkin. These elements could be wired together and decorated with raffia or ribbon, or just set in place.

Holiday photo ©2000-2002 by Glenna J. Morton, About's Interior Decorating Guide

Hunter Green
A plain hunter green placemat is embellished with small metal stars. The red plaid napkin adds more color and is topped with a pretty ornament.

Holiday photo ©2000-2002 by Glenna J. Morton, About's Interior Decorating Guide

Casual Plaid
These casual cotton placemats would be perfect for a Christmas breakfast or luncheon.

See several easy Christmas centerpieces with photos and tips.

Holiday photo ©2000-2002 by Glenna J. Morton, About's Interior Decorating Guide

Glitter Names
Use diluted white glue to paint guest's names on glass ornaments, then sprinkle with glitter. Here white glitter gives a "snow-covered" look. Use gold, red, or silver glitter for a more elegant placecard.

Holiday photo ©2000-2002 by Glenna J. Morton, About's Interior Decorating Guide

Simple Elegance
This simple setting features holiday plates, a placecard, and green napkin tied with sparkling golden holiday ribbon.

Holiday photo ©2000-2002 by Glenna J. Morton, About's Interior Decorating Guide

Ribbon Napkin Ring
A plain napkin is dressed up with a gold ribbon tied around the middle and tied to a pretty gold ornament.

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