First - an over view of the three tables:
Hot pink with Fiestaware
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Hot pink with Schumann China
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Hot pink with Black
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This is the Hot Pink Charger that Pat challenged herself with when she came up with the tablescapes:
Here's a close up of the details of each table:
Hot Pink with Fiestaware
Pat used Shamrock Green and Rose colored Fiestaware
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Heavy, thick style glassware works well
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Bamboo style flatware adds a "lightweight" feel to the setting
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The five piece place setting
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Pat used two napkins - a bright green and pink pattern coupled with a hot pink one
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The napkin ring is not quite hot pink but still looks great
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This is a Shamrock Green Fiestaware Salad plate from Homer Laughlin
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The second layer is a Rose colored Fiestaware Luncheon Plate
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Third layer is another Shamrock Green Dinner plate
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The coffee pot sits on a 12" tray
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I love Betty....my niece bought me this fantastic little Fiestaware pitcher. It's just 3 1/4" tall.
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Sorry about the color - these are really Rose colored salt and pepper shakers
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One last look
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Close up of the place setting
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Pat chose gold plated flatware
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The five piece place setting
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Simple, sleek glassware look best with the very busy Wild Rose pattern of the china
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Close up of the soup bowl
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The dinner plate
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This is actually a Dresser Tray but I like the look of the individual Coffee Pot on it
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Individual cut crystal salt and pepper shakers
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You can see the detail on this vintage napkin
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Small bud vase in the Wild Rose pattern
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Close up of the place setting
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Hammered looking handles add a layer of texture
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Close up of the five piece place setting
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This very modern salad plate is slightly bowed to give it an Oriental look
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Pat wrapped the napkin around the dinner plate
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Faux leather placemat
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Oriental looking covered dish is actually black Depressionware
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Black chop sticks for that diner with more dexterity than me.......
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Simple black water and wine glasses are from Pier 1 several years ago
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"Vase" is actually a water glass
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Pat found these very old salt and pepper shakers at an antique store
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One last look
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Where does it all come from:
Hot Pink Chargers - inexpensive lacquer chargers from Michael's spray painted with Fusion Paint
Fiestaware - by Homer Laughlin from Macy's and Replacements.com (Rose is a discontinued colored)
Small Betty Pitcher - gift from my Niece
Bamboo Flatware - by Cambridge from Ross
Clear Glassware with pebbled stems - by Libby from Bed, Bath, and Beyond
Pink Napkins (including the print) - Handmade by Pat
Butterfly Napkin Ring - Pier 1
Wild Rose China - by Schumann from my personal collection
Gold Flatware - pattern unknown from eBay
Clear Water Goblet - Dollar Store
Champagne Goblet - Selection by Cris d'Arques from Ross
White Vintage Napkin - eBay
Black Faux Leather Placemat - Pier 1
Black and White "Checked" Plate and Mug - Pier 1
Black Salad Plate - Ebony by Johnson Brothers from Replacements.com
Hammered Looking Flatware - from Costco
Black Goblets - Pier 1 years ago
Black Depressionware - gift from our Cousin
Black Chop Sticks and Porcelain Rest - Gift from my Niece
I love this challenge with the hot pink charger! All the place settings are great but I must admit the black and pink one made me gasp! Stunning!
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Linda
I agree with Linda -- all of the table settings are lovely, but the black and pink one took my breath away too! I love this new blog and look forward to your next challenge.
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