A method of applying adhesive to a napkin includes spraying first and second adhesive portions on to a first surface of a napkin, and folding the napkin along a fold such that the first and second adhesive portions are brought into engagement with each other, in which the adhesive is of a type that will allow the first and second adhesive portions to separate and allow the napkin to be adhered to an object.

Disclosed is a wearable napkin configured to be worn on a hand. The wearable napkin may include an upper layer composed of a paper material. Further, an upper contour of the upper layer corresponds to a contour of the hand. Further, the wearable napkin may include a lower layer composed of the paper material attached to the upper layer forming a volume therebetween configured to receive the hand. Further, a lower contour of the lower layer corresponds to the contour of the hand.

In one or more embodiments, a wearable barrier includes a barrier and a coupling member attached to the barrier. The barrier is a sheet of material having a composition and/or thickness sufficient to (or otherwise configured to) prevent a wide range of substances (e.g., water, coffee, wine, ketchup, cola, grease) disposed on an outer surface of the barrier from passing through the barrier and reaching a user-facing inner surface of the barrier. In one or more embodiments, the coupling member may be an adhesive material, hook and loop fastener, or other mechanism capable of affixing the wearable barrier to a garment worn by the user.