The underwater are important to give the table a touch of elegance, refinement and attention to detail. By framing the dish, they add depth to the Mise En Place, making a table set up in a simple way special.
Cardboard flower
The easiest way to create a underpipe is to use simple cardboard. Just draw the shape of the flower after taking the measures of the dishes and cutting it with scissors.
Underpipes of rough paper
Another nice idea for a rustic table is to use raw paper, cutting rectangles of uniform size to be placed under the dishes. If the table is designed for children, you can make the setting even more fun by drawing the outline of the dish and cutlery with an indelible white marker, thus creating a playful and interactive equipment.
Cardboard and fabric underpipes
A third idea is to create DIY UNDERSTIPTS using recycled cardboardcut out in a circular form or in other forms, and cover it with fabric from the fantasy combined with the table. This detail not only adds an artisan and personalized touch, but it is also a creative way to reuse materials and give character to the mise en place. To fix the fabric on the underplace you can use hot glue or a upholstery stapler.
Old checkered tablecloth
Do you have an old tablecloth a little ruined? Instead of throwing it, recover the parts still intact by cutting them in uniform rectangles. Then finish the edges with a lace bonds to transform them into elegant underpipes with a vintage charm.
Paper centrini
Here is a cute idea to reuse old cakes for dessert paper: if you have adequate measures, you can simply place them under the dishes. This small detail will add a romantic and refined touch to your table, without any effort!
