Six and a half inches folded is the lunch-napkin size, the one that actually works at a dinner: it opens to cover a lap and folds back down onto a plate. Forty-eight of them gets a Christmas dinner for twelve through a main course, a dessert and the picking that happens afterwards.
The print is the woodcut-style vintage car with a tree strapped to the roof — the most reproduced Christmas motif of the past decade, and popular because it is warm without being childish. It sits equally well on a red table cover, a green one or bare wood.
Napkins are the add-on when the decorating has already gone on a cover, and this is the print that does the most work for the least effort. A single rating of 5.0 sits on the listing; one rating is an anecdote and the site prints the count next to the score.
On the table
- 6.5" folded — dinner napkin size, not a cocktail napkin.
- Forty-eight covers a dinner for twelve with a second course and leftovers.
- Vintage car and tree print — works on red, green or bare wood.
- Forty-eight to a pack: a dinner for twelve at two napkins each.
