The weekend was not just limited to Fiestaware. We set tables in several themes - the one below is to celebrate the Rodeo Weekend in Fortuna, CA.
Overview of the table.
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The place setting - definitely set for a Barbeque.
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Glassware includes a mason jar and short beer glass.
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Placemat and napkin are men-style hankies.
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No Fiestaware here - Pat's very used Waeschterwach cherry red salad plates.
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This was really a clean plate - it was the photographer.
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Simple flatware in satin finish is perfect for this setting.
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Pat's individual bean pots (found at a rummage sale) look natural.
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Pat used an emply can as a candleholder.
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We had little pieces of straw everywhere.
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Yes, vegetarian beans........I don't eat meat.
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Mens-style hankies - Michael's and WalMart
Cobalt blue Fiestaware - from Jennifer's collection
Red Salad plate - Waeschtersbach cherry red
Pie pan - Marie Callender
Flatware - Costco several years ago
Individual Bean pots - Rummage sale
Small bale of hay - Michael's
Just a little extra - Here's a little sampling of some of the settings that we did this weekend:
Orange and blue. Cobalt Fiesta, Noritake flatware, Pier 1 glasses.
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Here it is in brown. Glasses are by Lenox. Napkin ring is from Pier 1.
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Very classy, this setting uses white Portieux glassware.
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Fiestaware can be mixed and match.
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Spoiler alert: You'll probably see many of these place settings as tablescapes later on.
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Can you believe? Turquoise Fiesta so dressy?
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Here's Johnson Brothers Rose Chintz with Rose colored Fiesta.
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Gold colored charger and gold flatware make Scarlet and Brown Fiesta gorgeous.
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I love this combination: Turquoise and Chocolat Fiesta.
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Calvin Klein Luna dinnerware mixed with Pier 1 charger and accent plate.
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Pat couldn't resist: Flamingos and Fiesta (this is the Rose colored Fiesta.)
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