And now it's tablescape time............
I've been itching to do something new with that roll of burlap I bought a while back. I paired it with some faux Easter eggs and a little raffia for a simple but sweet look and accented with the bunny I bought off the sale table for a couple of dollars at Home Goods last summer. This southern girl is OFFICIALLY on a budget. Had AC problems and had the repairman out who band-aided the problem with a transistor and said if I'm lucky it'll last the summer. The entire system needs replacing to the tune of $5,600...... And I have TWO units! OUCH!!!!!!!!
Rather, make that OUCH!!!!! OUCH!!!!!
Haven't a CLUE as to what I'll fix for Easter dinner, but the table will sure look nice. Tee hee.... Note to self: Clean the dirty fingerprints off the back door before company arrives....... Chances are that I'll have to move the entire tablescape to the dining room table and add more settings as that table seats more people.
I didn't spend a penny on anything new, just repurposed things I already had on hand..... My daddy would be real proud of that, bless his heart.
Couldn't help posting this close up shot. I love the way the light reflects off fine china.
HAPPY EASTER, Y'ALL!!!!!!!!!!
Love the burlap, it is perfect for this tablescape. The green dishes and the rattan place mats go so well together.
ReplyDeleteBurlap ribbon is wonderful. We only have one unit and I keep my fingers crossed every spring when I have to turn it on for the first time. Working again! Now you should have saved the money you spent on that new fountain for your backyard? Your new header! Love it.
ReplyDeleteBring out the ham and the carrot cake! You are ready for Easter! Really nice. Like that you used burlap with nice stuff. I might have t borrow that trick.
ReplyDeleteDarling table-I'm always looking for new uses for my burlap, you've given me a great idea. Your girls are adorable-thanks for sharing with us!
ReplyDeleteCute and cute little girls! It's been a long time since I kids around.
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Oh- cute little girls...and I love those "yes..I am smiling smiles"...lol...and their little outfits are darling. Cute table - very Easterish looking and fun! I just noticed my own back door out to the garage tonight and went and got a cloth and scrubbed all the grimy fingerprints off! lol I love REAL people with REAL blogs! xxoo Diana
ReplyDeleteHow darling your table looks and your grandtwins are so cute!!! I'm sure no matter what you make for Easter dinner it will be wonderful:)
ReplyDeleteI had to chuckle about the fingerprints on the door. So many times I put pics up on my blog then later I notice some dirt or some dust lol...oh well!
Wonderful table setting. Love how you used the burlap....looks awesome. Looking forward to more posts. Diane
ReplyDeletePretty tablescape! I love the look of the burlap...it was the perfect touch.
ReplyDeleteLove your table! I have a bunny VERY similiar to yours (the one from Home Goods) except I got mine at CTS! Love the wicker chargers!!!! I really need some of them:):) XO, Pinky
ReplyDeleteLove your table Terry! You are so ready for Spring and the Easter bunny:)
ReplyDeleteI really like how you have used the burlap on this tablescape. Looks great!
ReplyDeleteTammy
Cute table...love your red toile valances.
ReplyDeleteYour twin girls are so pretty. How neat that one looks like you and the other the dad. Love your Easter table. Mine is also set, all I need is the food....Christine
ReplyDeleteThe burlap is a great textural touch...made me think of Mr. MacGregor's garden in Beatrix Potter's Peter Rabbit. Your precious girls will feel so special sitting at your darling tablescape. Thank you for sharing your wonderful design. Cherry Kay
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