Saint Paddy's Day is just around the corner! So much fun for adults and children alike! I wanted to set a fun and festive table....I hope you enjoy the post.
For this tablescape, I wanted to use green, green, and more green. I began with a table barren of linen. I placed these green placemats first.
Next, I set these cream colored plates.
At each setting, I set a green doily.
Aren't these darling?
On each of the dollies, I set a green tumbler and glass flute.
Next, I placed a green napkin with a gold napkin holder on each plate.
I set these handmade Pot O' Gold ornaments as centerpieces next. If you would like to view the tutorial about how to make these, you may visit the post on my other blog The Crafting Table by clicking here.
Finally, I set these trifle glasses and added green carnations in each.
All set!
Here are a couple closeups of the setting.
From my collection:
Plates, Ralph Lauren Whipstitch Collection
Napkins and placemats, TJ Maxx/HomeGoods
Tumblers, HomeGoods
Flutes, generic
Gold napkin rings, Capiz Shell Collection, Horchow/Neiman Marcus
Faux carnations, Dollar Tree
Doilies, 99¢ Store
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What a fun, festive table! That pop of gold set it off to perfection, and what a cute centerpiece! St Patrick would be proud! :-)
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Sheila
Sheila, you are such a dear! Thank you so much! ❤❤❤
DeleteThe green looks great against that beautiful dark wood table and that gorgeous cream colored bench!!! Looks like a great, friendly place to gather.
ReplyDeleteThank you so much, Ann! Love your posts! ❤❤❤
ReplyDeleteI really enjoyed seeing the step-by-step pics of how you added so many wonderful items to create a fabulous tablescape! Visiting as your "Linky neighbour" from Kathleen's Blog Crawl.
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Thank you so much DD! New to linky parties, but it is such fun!
DeleteCute table. I need to check out your tutorial for the pot of gold. I like how the gold napkin rings accent the gold in the pot of gold centerpiece. Also how the lighter green in the dollies add interest.
ReplyDeleteThank you so much for the compliment and your visit, Bonnie! The pots are really easy...I hope you enjoy!
DeleteCute table- the leprechauns the their pots of gold look great!
ReplyDeleteThank you, Liz! ❤❤
DeleteLove the pots of gold and the table is so very cute!
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DeleteWhat a great table with the pops of gold. Perfect for St. Pat's Day with all that green. I adore those RL plates. ;-)
ReplyDeleteHappy St. Pat's Day!
Thank you, Sarah! Ralph is my absolute fave (can we say obsessed)! :)
DeleteYour table is cute, love the glasses! But I have to say the white seat is spectacular! Off to check out your craft blog:@)
ReplyDeleteThank you so much for the compliment! The bench is actually handmade, my first "real" project and the reason why I started this blog. If you'd like to visit the tutorial in the archives, you can here:
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Beautiful table...love the shades of green and the pot of gold.
ReplyDeleteThank you, Bev!
DeleteThanks so much for taking part in the 6th Annual Irish Blog Crawl!
ReplyDeleteSuch fun! Thank you so much for hosting!
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