So, I know St. Patrick's Day isn't until the 17th, and on that day, I will be creating a St. Patrick's Day Table for my Sunday Family Dinner....
HOWEVER! There is a super fun St. Patrick's Day BLOG CRAWL put on by Cuisine Kathleen coming up where we can share St Patty's Day themes for our tables, so I thought I'd put together this feminine breakfast/morning teatime table in honor of the upcoming Holiday. There's also a "Spring Fling" Blog Hop in the works, so I thought I'd contribute to that one too, since this has a bit of Spring Flavor to it! =D
This is a bit of a feminine take on the St. Patrick's Day Greens...
The inspiration for this table comes from this beautiful teapot given to me by a friend of mine several years ago! I have always just adored it, but never used it in a tablescape.....until NOW!
A month ago or so, I found this beautiful pitcher at a thrift store which had the same colors as the beautiful teapot and I knew they'd look so nice together!
Then a few weeks ago, I found these cute quilted placemats at Goodwill in good condition for $2 for all 4...I grabbed these from my placemats and set them out and I liked how it all looked.
The off-white candleholder in the center with the teapot and pitcher was a find at our church's local thrift store. They were having a 75% off sale on all their vases and candleholders. This was 75 cents after the discount! I stocked up on a lot with that 75% off sale!
Here's a plate breakdown for you! The pink chargers were $1.50 each at Michael's on sale. On top of that is my dollar store "white workhorse" plate.
On top of that were these adorable plates I found at Goodwill. I loved the patterns around the edges and each plate had something different in the middle....a different flower or fruit. They were too cute to pass up!
Then I put another Goodwill find...my Gibson plate....although in retrospect, I sure wish I would have put a smaller plate so I could see more of the edges of that green plate with the interesting edges. I just can't see enough of that!
On top of that are another great Goodwill find. 75 cent saucer plates in this adorable pattern!
On top of that are my cute little Pier1 Bowls. They are making their appearance once again on my table.
The napkin rings were an e-bay find and the napkins themselves came from another local thrift store...25 cents each! Gotta love that!
This simple table was fun to put together, even though I didn't have any special occasion for it....other than the blog crawl and blog hop..haha!
Hope you have a great day! Thanks so much for stopping by! It truly means a lot! =D
This Post is being added to....
Seasonal Sunday
A New Creation
Masterpiece Monday
Tuesday To Do
Wow Us Wednesdays
Centerpiece Wednesday
Let's Dish St. Patrick's Day Blog Crawl
Tablescape Thursday
Be Inspired Friday
Feathered Nest Friday
Thrifty Things Friday
Show and Tell Friday
Monday Funday
A Bouquet of Talent
You can never go wrong with Pink and Green! It's very feminine and sweet! Love the tea pot! You have again set a lovely table! Hugs, Linda
ReplyDeleteThanks so much Linda! Yes, I do love this color combo! So glad you stopped by! Hope you have a great day!
DeleteThanks so much for the great shout out! I didn't know about your party till now, but I will def link up next week! I will look for your button to add to my sidebar.
ReplyDeleteLove your feminine take on St. Patrick's Day too, pretty!
You are so welcome! Thank YOU for putting on such fun blog hops!!! Sounds great! I still need to make up a button, but I'll get one up soon! Thanks so much, Kathleen!
DeleteLovely tablescape! Your teapot is gorgeous and this looks like it was a wonderful way to showcase it!
ReplyDeleteHi Laurie! Thanks for stopping by and for your sweet comment! Have a great day! =D
DeleteBeautiful table, once again! I am still always so amazed by the treasures you find at such low cost. Do tell your shopping tips :)
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing at A New Creation link party!
Thanks Jessica! It's definitely been a blessing finding these bargains! It sure beats paying full price! haha! I soon will be doing a blog post about that very thing! I'll keep you posted! =D
DeleteYou are a great shopper and you are able to put your finds together to make a gorgeous table! Love your table...hugs, Penny
ReplyDeleteThank you so much, Penny! I really appreciate that! I have to say I just love putting tablescapes together! It's so much fun!!! Hope you have a great week! =D
DeleteI love the feminine take on St. Patrick's day. The greens,pinks and florals are beautiful!
ReplyDeleteHi Kathy! Thanks so much! Now I just need to make an occasion to get some ladies together and enjoy it...haha! Have a great day!
DeleteThis is a really nice way to celebrate St. Patrick's Day! Sometimes the leprechauns and shamrocks just don't work out, so something like this has a feminine feel to it as well as celebratory for the wearin' o' the green!
ReplyDeleteThanks so much, Alycia! =D
DeleteWith this gorgeous table, fabulous dishes and elements, I'd love to be at your St. Patty's table too. Happy St. Pat's week.
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Thank you Fabby! Looking forward to seeing your wonderful table at the Blog Crawl! =D
DeleteOh my! That is a beautiful table setting! Love it!
ReplyDeleteThanks so much, Danni! =D
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ReplyDeleteI MUCH prefer the softer side of St. Patrick! Absolutely beautiful!
ReplyDeleteThank you Susan! I really appreciate it! =D It was fun to put this together!
DeleteIt is so beautiful that I wouldn't actually dare to eat there and make it all a mess. This is art and I love it. These napkin rings is something that will soon be introduced to my table setting routine.
ReplyDeleteThank you so very much! That means a lot! Have a great evening!
DeleteIt's an absolutely beautiful table!
ReplyDeleteHappy St Patrick's Day!
Thank you Pat! I really appreciate that, especially coming from someone so talented at tablescapes as you are! =D Have a great day!
DeleteSuch a pretty, and yes, feminine table. Love the tea pot. Visiting from Cuisine Kathleen. xo
ReplyDeleteHi Barbara! Thanks so much! That teapot was such a sweet gift! So glad you came by! Come on back anytime! =D
DeleteYou found some great deals on some beautiful pieces! They make for a wonderful feminine St. Patrick's table.
ReplyDeleteThank you Ann! I really appreciate it! =D
DeleteYour table is very pretty, I love pink and green together:@)
ReplyDeleteThanks so much! I do too! It's definitely a favorite! =D
DeleteGreat teapot and pitcher for your cneterpiece! My favorite plate is your green lattice plates from the thrift store. This is especially feminine with the colors and pretty new flowered place mats. A wonderful way to Celebrate!
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Hi there! Thank you very much! I was so glad to find those plates. I sure wish I would have put a smaller plate on top of it, though! lol! Those edges were just too hidden for me! =D Thanks so much for stopping by and for commenting! Hope you have a great week!
DeleteThis is such a pretty, feminine table! I like your idea of putting the placemats in that direction--it works so well on the round table! The teapot is beautiful. Linda
ReplyDeleteThank you Linda!!! So glad you came by! =D
DeleteI do so like your pretty feminine take on a St Pat's/Spring table. Your gifted tea pot is gorgeous!!! And I love the placemats.. You certainly have found some good pieces. Pretty dishes too..Wishing you a very Happy St. Patrick's and may all the Irish blessings come your way! xo marlis
ReplyDeleteThank you Marlis! I loved your table too! =D Isn't that blog crawl fun???
DeleteOh, how pretty...love the green edged plate with the raspberries in the center. I am so happy to find another thrifter that goes for dishes...isn't it fun to see what you will find!
ReplyDeleteHappy Saint Paddy's Day to you!
Isn't it the most fun to find great thrift store bargains??? It's like an addiction for me...haha! Thanks so much for the nice comment and for coming by! =D
DeleteThis is a pretty table for spring and to celebrate the green. Look forward to your Sunday night table too. Happy St. Patrick's Day! ~ Sarah
ReplyDeleteThank you, Sarah! Happy St. Patrick's Day to you too! =D
DeleteThat teapot was a lovely inspiration for this pretty, feminine table!
ReplyDeleteHi Tricia! Thanks so much!
DeleteI would love to sit down at that perfect "girly" table! I cannot believe that you found that pitcher that blends so perfectly with your adorable teapot - wow! This was a super-bargain table, but it certainly does not look like it - wow!!
ReplyDeleteThank you very much Diane! I really appreciate that! =D
DeleteThis is so lovely. I can't believe you found those pieces at a thrift store - I want to shop with you.
ReplyDeleteHAHA! Thanks Ms. Lemon! It's a blessing (and a bit of a curse at the same time..haha!) to have some really great thrift shops nearby! It's great because you can get some wonderful bargains...but not so good, because my monthly "bargains budget" is pretty much depleted in the first WEEK! Haha! Thanks so much for stopping by and for commenting! =D
DeleteGirl! You blown my heart away.
ReplyDeleteI drool to the max while scrolling down. OMG...LOVE your treasures and all small details.
Honestly, I just purchased 2 lil bowls yesterday and they are exactly what you have.
What a coincidence.
Absolutely sweet & FABUBLOUS.
Greetings from icy Stockhol,
/CC girl
Thank you so much!!! That is wonderful! Aren't those little Pier 1 bowls so cute? I love them! Seems like I'm always using them at my tables! haha! You made my day with this very sweet comment! Thanks so much for visiting! Come by anytime! =D
DeleteDon't you just love a bargain? I can hardly turn one down and you did such a beautiful job putting it all together.
ReplyDeleteThanks Sandi! Yes, I'm quite addicted to getting the bargains! Haha! I'm now on a fixed budget and it's so hard to stick to it when bargain hunting because there are so many great bargains out there..haha! So glad you came to visit! I hope to see you again soon!
DeleteOh, what a beautiful tablescape! All of the different colors and patterns are just lovely! Thank you for sharing at TTF. Have a Happy St. Patrick's Day!
ReplyDeleteHi Diann! Thank you so much! I really enjoy your link party! Thanks for hosting it each week!
DeleteI'm not a wee bit Irish and am loving this beautiful table. Happy St. Patrick's Day!
ReplyDeleteThanks so much Debbie! I really appreciate it! Happy St. Patrick's Day to you too! =D
DeleteThat teapot is what really caught my eye. How gorgeous is that! And everything else looks lovely too.
ReplyDeleteThank you! Yes, my sweet friend really blessed me when she gave me that gorgeous teapot! I was in awe! It was such a beautiful gift!! Thanks so much for stopping by!!
DeleteYour beautiful table was well loved this week at A New Creation and is being featured! Thanks!
ReplyDeleteThank you so much Jessica! That is so nice of you! I love being part of your link party! It's so much fun! =D
DeleteNow that's my kinda St. Patty's day decor! Just beautiful! Thanks for linking up to Monday Funday!
ReplyDeleteYour table is gorgeous!! I'm in love with that teapot!! You always know how to set a beautiful table. Thank you so much for sharing at A Bouquet of Talent this week! So thrilled to have you share with us. Have a wonderful weekend!
ReplyDeleteHugs
Kathy