Schumann Wild Rose

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Wednesday, January 19, 2022

Looking Forward to Spring Fiesta(ware) Tablescape

As we continue our month long celebration of the release of the new Fiesta(ware) color for 2022, Pat wanted a little brighter look for our third Fiesta(ware) tablescape this month.  As you know, Fiesta dinnerware colors blend well with each other. You can design many totally unique tablescapes if you have two or more colors to work with. One of Pat's favorite Fiesta color combinations is Turquoise and Lemongrass. It sounds a bit odd but it makes a striking and fun place setting.
Although we have had heavy rains, devastating winds, and unlikely snow storms, Pat still has daffodils blooming in her yard in the middle of January. While these flowers on the table are silk, she has beautiful colorful blooms throughout her yard.



Flatware is satin "Vault" stainless steel by Gourmet Settings


The tumbler is from Pier 1 many years ago



One last look

Where it came from:
Lime Place Mats - from Bed, Bath and Beyond several years ago
White "Lace" Charger - from Maryland China Company (mail order) currently available
Dinnerware - White, Turquoise, and Lemongrass Fiesta(ware) by Homer Laughlin from Macy's, Kohl's, and Replacements.com
Flatware - "Vault" by Gourmet Settings from Costco years ago
Glassware - from Pier 1 nine or ten years ago
Lime Napkins - Handmade by Pat to match the dinnerware
Napkin Rings - from Pier 1 six or seven years ago
Vintage Milk Glass Candle Holders - from our collection
Lime Candles - from the Ferndale Emporium (a local kitchen and gift shop) 

This week, we will be joining "Tablescape Thursday" at Between Naps on the Porch:  http://betweennapsontheporch.net/ 

3 comments:

  1. This is a great look. Fun, ‘60’s vibe to it.

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  2. I do like this color combination and love the napkin rings. I have daffodils popping up in my yard but they are not close to blooming, thankfully - it snowed on them a couple of days ago. A warm snap around Christmas got them started but hopefully they'll slow down a bit as spring is not going to be here for weeks yet!

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