Wooden decorative trays and napkin holders with Viennese wickerwork

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Wooden decorative trays and napkin holders with Viennese wickerwork

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Instructions in 7 steps Viennese wickerwork and rattan wickerwork blend well with wood. Customised table accessories, both practical and beautiful, can be created in a jiffy.

Besides the articles listed below, you also need: Pinsel, Schere, Heißkleber

And this is how it works:

Step 1 - Trays

Cast the mini Raysin pots following the instructions as given in the manual and after they have dried, arrange them on the trays.

Step 2 - Trays

Paint each tray with the Allround Paint.

Step 3 - Trays

Then cut pieces of rattan and Viennese wickers tailored to the size of the inner surface of the trays. Once the paint is completely dry, glue the cut pieces to the bottom surface of the trays using the hot-melt glue.

Step 4 - Trays

You could also enhance the inner edges of the trays by gluing pieces of rattan strips to them using the double-sided adhesive tape.

Step 5 - Napkin holder

To make the napkin holder, you‘ll need two wooden blocks measuring 12 × 2.5 cm and four wooden blocks measuring 9.5 × 2.5 cm.
Glue the two blocks (12 × 2.5 cm) together, joining their narrow edges. As for the front and rear panel, glue a block (9.5 × 2.5 cm) on each side of the narrow edge.