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Product Care


Napkin

Linen and  Cotton Napkin

  • Machine wash separately in cool water on a gentle cycle with a mild detergent.
  • Dry on low and remove from the dryer promptly while slightly damp to minimize wrinkles. Smooth and dry flat, or iron on a linen setting if desired. Starch may be used if you prefer a stiffer finish.
  • Use spot remover if necessary, but do not soak in bleach, as any colored embroidery may run.
  • Do not dry clean.

Tafetta Silk Wideband Napkin

  • Machine wash separately in cold water on a gentle cycle with a mild detergent or baby shampoo.
  • Air dry flat and iron damp on a warm setting.
  • Do not bleach or dry clean.

Napkin Rings

Made of varied materials, from beads and brass to natural gemstones and cut glass, our napkin rings are jewelry for the table.

  • Wipe clean with damp cloth.
  • Use a soft toothbrush with mild soapy water for plastic and glass beaded napkin rings if necessary.
  • Do not soak wood beaded napkin rings in water.
  • Do not use citrus-based cleaners on metal napkin rings.
  • Do not use abrasive cleaners or scrubbers.
A NOTE ABOUT OUR NATURAL STONE NAPKIN RINGS:

Our collection includes napkin rings made of natural gemstones, including agate, rock crystal, and pyrite. As naturally occurring stones, no two napkin rings will be alike, even within a set of four.

Placemats & Runners

Use a Gentle Touch

Our beaded products are assembled and meticulously threaded, beaded, wired, or sewn by hand. Like a beaded or sequined couture garment, gentle handling will help ensure the lasting beauty of your purchase.

  • Do not place hot dishes, cookware, or utensils on beaded placemats, chargers, runners, or coasters as plastic beads may melt, glass beads may crack, or finishes may be damaged.
  • To minimize the chance of beads being torn or ripped off the backing, place plates and utensils gently on the item.
  • To get the exact colors and finishes we intend in our designs, many beads, embellishments, and surfaces are dyed or finished with special coatings. To keep the color/finish from scratching or rubbing off, avoid sliding dishes and heavy serving pieces across the item, and do not use abrasive cleansers or cloths when spot cleaning.
Cleaning

Our beaded placemats, runners, and coasters are backed in cotton and can be spot cleaned if necessary. Use a soft toothbrush dipped in soapy water to remove stains, blot dry, and iron on the back with a low iron to finish. Do not immerse products with wood beads or embellishments in water.

Replacement Beads

Occasionally, beads, sequins, and other embellishments may break or fall off of your item even with gentle use. While we do not provide a repair service, we do include replacement beads with most of our beaded items for you or your seamstress to use in case a repair is needed.

Patent Vinyl Placements

These items are made from two-ply polypropylene and are water-resistant.

  • Do not place hot dishes, cookware, or utensils on polypropylene placemats.
  • Clean with a damp cloth (and mild soap if necessary).
  • Avoid abrasive cleansers or cloths when cleaning.
  • Do not pull, stretch, or fold.
  • Avoid placing very heavy objects on top of the items to prevent indentations.

Wood Placemats

Like other fine wood, our wood placemats have a lustrous finish that enhances the beautiful woodgrain patterns in the wood. Some styles may be hand-stained and due to the nature and varying porousness of each piece of wood, color may vary even within the same mat.

  • Do not place hot dishes, cookware, or utensils on wood placemats to avoid scorching.
  • Wipe clean with a damp cloth or wood cleaner/polish.
  • Avoid using abrasive cloths.
  • Do not immerse in water.

Linen Placemats & Runners

Our fabric placemats are as easy to care for as our linen napkins.

  • Machine wash separately in cool water on a gentle cycle with a mild detergent.
  • Dry on low and remove from the dryer promptly while slightly damp to minimize wrinkles. Smooth and dry flat, or iron on a linen setting if desired. Starch may be used if you prefer a stiffer finish.
  • Use spot remover if necessary, but do not soak in bleach, as any colored embroidery may run.
  • Do not dry clean.