Want a super awesome way to serve your salt and pepper that's not in your run-of-the-mill salt and pepper shakers? Then try popping your table seasonings into this awesome geometric salt cellar. It has four different compartments for you to place whatever you like tossing on your food.
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1 Comment
As a very new paper folder I would be VERY grateful for any members words of advice.
I enjoy folding for itself not just for the finished model.
Any tips would be really welcome.
Best to all, Mike
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