The Pyramid, provided the napkin is very stiff and fine, is easily
made. Double it in half one side within an inch of the other, so that
it may be more slender towards the point. Fold it in seven the narrow
way, like fig. 3, in the shell. Press these folds down with an iron;
then crimp them across with a paper knife, folding it in and out the
width of the knife. Lastly, join it round like a pyramid, and stand it
upright over the bread. For a bride, or a distinguished guest, slender
wreaths of flowers may be placed all round in every crimping.