The Easiest Thing You're Making This Thanksgiving

All you need is some fresh herbs and some flower wire (and napkins, of course).

Here's how to make them:

1. Source your herbs!

Look for the longest, freshest sprigs of herbs you can find—rosemary is an obvious contender, but smaller, leafier herbs like sage, thyme, and oregano will do too. If they're a little dry, Yasmina suggests soaking in warm water for 1 to 2 hours to make them more pliable; dry thoroughly before beginning. 

2. Link the herbs together with wire. 

Starting with a single spring and a length of wire, bind the herbs into a long strand by wrapping the wire around each sprig as you lay it on top of the one before it, working down. When you've gone a few inches, you should have enough to wrap around the napkins. 

3. Wrap in a ring around napkins.

Wrap the herb strand around the middle of the napkins with the wire, securing it wherever the wire ends to hold. Experiment with other herbs, and use a variety!

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