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| Pat started with a mint green tablecloth from Linentablecloth.com (a really neat site for inexpensive tablecloths). This one was under $6.00 |
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| Coordinating rust chargers are actually inexpensive plastic chargers found at Michael's after season for less than fifty cents each and spray painted with plastic adhesive Krylon Spray paint. |
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| The entire set of Mikasa "Kabuki" dinnerware for eight was less than $30.00 (we did purchase a few extra things to add more pieces to the set) |
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| The sterling silver flatware - Wallace "Grand Colonial" - was a fabulous gift from our similarly dish addicted cousins Trev and Gary |
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| Pat found the silver napkin rings for less than a dollar each at a local antique store - all they needed was a good polish |
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| Goblets are Pat's favorite go-to simple Dollar Tree glasses |
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| The beautiful silver bowl holding the silk flowers is from a local restaurant that closed and the owner didn't want it anymore. |
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| From the other end of the table |
Mint Green Tablecloth and Napkins - from Linentablecloth.com (a really neat site for inexpensive tableware)
Rust Chargers - Inexpensive plastic chargers from Michael's (found on the sale shelf for under fifty cents each) spray painted to match the flowers on the plate
Dinnerware - "Kabuki" by Mikasa from the Discovery Shop (the Cancer Society Thrift Store)
Glassware - from the Dollar Tree (still available)
Flatware - "Grand Colonial" sterling silver by Wallace from our very generous cousins Trev and Gary
Silver Napkins Rings - from Art & Old Things years ago (a local antique store)
Waterford Candle Holders - from TJMaxx two years ago
We will be joining the following Blog parties this week:
"Dishing It! & Digging It!" at Rustic & Refined this Sunday: http://www.rustic-refined.com/ "Tablescape Thursday" at Between Naps on the Porch: http://betweennapsontheporch.net/
Beautiful! You'd never know how inexpensive these items were, they combine to make a lovely table. (And what a great deal that $30 Mikasa china was!)
ReplyDeleteBeautifully created! That’s a pretty dish pattern and the chargers enhance them nicely. Love the sterling silver napkin rings- good buy!
ReplyDeleteI really enjoy seeing your table settings. What a beautiful china pattern and a Great rescue!!!! When you spray paint the chargers do you cover both sides or just the topside?
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