If you look closely at the "Friendly Village" design, you can see several colors - blue and rust being just two of them. Pat took those colors as the starting point and created a place setting using Fiesta Periwinkle and Paprika.
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Over view of the table
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View from the left side of the table
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From the other side
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Close up of the place setting
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Pat used inexpensive stemmed goblets from ........the Dollar Store.
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Flatware is a satin finished Gourmet Settings pattern
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Dark brown napkin ring is from Bed, Bath, and Beyond.
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Amber candle holder is Depressionware.
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You can see the periwinkle and rust colors in this closeup.
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This is a Fiestaware Periwinkle Blue salad plate.
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The Fiestaware luncheon plate in Paprika is next
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And finally, Pat used a Fiestaware Periwinkle blue dinner plate
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The centerpiece is made from Fall colors flowers placed in a Friendly Village water pitcher
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The place setting from the side
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This place setting shows a highly polished flatware pattern - Spode Image. It didn't feel quite right.
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Pat used a rust colored taper to match the rest of the table
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Close up of the napkin fold to show the two colors used
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The covered vegetable dish was used as part of the centerpiece
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Just another view of the table
Periwinkle Blue placemats and napkins: Gottshalk's (a wonderful local department store now out of business)
Rust napkins: Handmade by Pat
Stemmed glassware: the Dollar Store
Flatware: by Gourmet Settings from Costco a few years ago
Fiestaware: by Homer Laughlin from Replacements, eBay, and Kohl's
Friendly Village dinnerware: Gottshalks and Replacements after the 2009 earthquake
Napkin ring: Bed, Bath, and Beyond
Amber candle holder: eBay
Candles: Bed, Bath and Beyond
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