The unifying element:
These hardy unnamed succulents grow like weeds and need little care
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Details of each place setting
Table No. 1:
Pat started with a Mexican blanket as a tablecloth
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Close up of the place setting
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Black ceramic handled flatware is by Noritake
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First layer of the place setting is Peacock Fiestaware Luncheon plate by Homer Laughlin. This plate was purchased at Kohl's - it has a slightly different rim from the typical Fiestaware.
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Next layer is a bright orange Waeschtersbach dinner plate
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The charger is a bold yellow color. The Bread and Butter plate is Cobalt Blue Fiestaware.
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Close up of the five piece place setting
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Glasses are by Libby from Kohl's
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Pat put the bowl of succulents on another bowl to raise them
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Candle holder is by the Westmoreland Glass Company
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Chili bowl is from Kohl's years ago
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The black napkin was wrapped around the charger
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Table No. 2:
Over view of the table
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The heavy hammered style flatware looks perfect for this setting
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This time Pat placed the red chili bowl on top of the salad plate
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The second layer is a Lemongrass Fiestaware Salad plate by Homer Laughlin
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Next layer is a Turquoise Fiestaware Luncheon plate
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A Rose Fiestaware Dinner plate acts as a charger
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"Frost" by Libby glassware has the same hammered pattern as the flatware
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The centerpiece starts with a 15" round Turquoise Fiestaware platter
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The unifying element
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Candle holders are by Metlox Pottery
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Table No. 3:
Over view of the table
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Flatware is the very popular Treble Clef by Gourmet Settings
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The bold, bright dinnerware is by Laurie Gates from Macy's several years ago
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Pat mixed the patterns of the glassware but they work well with the place setting
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Candle holder is black Depressionware
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Can you believe that this tortilla holder is from Avon? It goes perfectly with the dinnerware
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Salsa holder is also from Avon
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We will be joining Cuisine Kathleen's "Let Dish" this Wednesday night: http://www.cuisinekathleen.com/
You do such a great job with these tables for one!
ReplyDeleteWhat fun tablescapes! I really love the all of the colors in the first one -- that Mexican blanket/tablecloth is so pretty! Pat really rose to the succulents challenge with great success (the plants are a Sempervivum species, also known as "hens and chicks" because they do multiply like those prolific birds!).
ReplyDeleteThese colors are so festive and beautiful! I enjoyed seeing the different ways the dishes are used. Great candlestick!
ReplyDeleteKatherine
Oh just love these tables. I am particularly fond of the one on the serape. It's a beautiful piece. I love seeing this every week. It challenges me to think outside of my little box! xo marlis
ReplyDeleteThis was so much fun to see - such a feast for the eyes! I cannot believe those Metlox and Westmoreland candle holders - they are stunning and I love all of the colors on all of the tables. The Mexican blanket is amazing and I think it is so clever how pieces with chili peppers are used throughout!
ReplyDeleteOh, these tables are so much fun...love the bright colors. The wraparound candle holders are so cool!
ReplyDeleteHave a wonderful week...
Isn't it fun to see how many combos you can come up with using a limited amount of things! You certainly found lots of cute tables with these bright accessories!
ReplyDeleteJenna