If you are hosting a dinner party featuring a recipe such as Sriracha Teriyaki Stir Fried Pork or Sweet and Sour Glazed Chicken, dress-up your utensils with these
chopstick holders! Not only are they easy to make, they are a fun way to
uniquely decorate your table. Learn how you can make your own by following these
easy steps;
1. Use an 8” square piece of
paper, color side down
2. Fold in half vertically, crease
well, unfold
3. Fold outer edges to the center,
crease well, unfold
4. Fold the top right corner to
meet the center crease
5. Fold the top left corner to
meet the left crease
6. Fold the left column over
itself
7. Fold the left column over
itself again
8. Fold the right column over the
left column
9. Fold the bottom up, and secure
with tape
10. Flip over, and enjoy!
To download a template, click here!
Formal chopstick rests are little ceramic objects that you are supposed to rest the ends of your chopsticks on when you put them down. It’s considered much more polite than resting them on your bowl or standing them up in your rice. Many places, however, likely give you waribashi, those wrapped wooden chopsticks that you have to break apart. You can make a little impromptu rest out of the bag.
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