Orange Easter Tablescape for One

Orange is not a typical color that most people would use for Easter, but if you follow our regular blog "The Welcomed Guest" [ http://thewelcomedguest.blogspot.com/], you know that Pat loves color. She suggested using the melon colored charger as the starting point in this tablescape.

Over view of the table

Close up of the place setting

The orange and yellow napkin ring is from Pier 1

Clear acrylic flatware allows the placemat to show through

I love both of these glasses - olive green and orange - what a flashback to the 1970's!

Orange ceramic carrots from Tuesday Morning

Individual salt and pepper shaker on a crystal tray

First layer of the placesetting is a vintage white napkin around an olive green one

The melon colored salad plate is Color Moods by Cris d'Arques

Next layer is Pat's Centura by Corning (her Wedding pattern more than 40 years ago)

The melon colored charger that started it all

Inexpensive acrylic flatware is by Cambridge

A white milk glass vase is perfect for the orange flowers

One last look

Where it all came from:
Orange/Olive green placemat:  Tuesday Morning
Clear Acrylic Flatware:  by Cambridge from Ross
All White Dinnerware:  Centura by Corning Glass from Pat's collection
Melon Dinnerware:  Color Moods by Cris d'Arques from Replacements.com
Olive Green Goblet:  Diamond Point by Indiana Glass Company from a local consignment store in Fortuna, CA
Orange Goblet:  Moonlight by Circleware - Pat found them at Marshall's in Santa Rosa, CA
White Vintage Napkin:  from Art and Old Things (a fantastic local antique store)
Olive Green Napkin:  Target
Orange/Yellow Napkin Ring:  Pier 1
Ceramic Bunnies:  Tuesday Morning
Ceramic Carrots:  Tuesday Morning
Milk Glass Vase:  Personal collection
Antique Salt/Pepper Shakers on Tray:  from eBay