You can visit Wearing O' The Green 2010 to see the my first tabletop run with this cloth.
For St. Patrick's Day 2011, I'm exploring a more casual tablesetting using a Hazel Atlas Ovide breakfast set from the 1950's.
The sugar and creamer have a Greco-Roman feel to them, don't they?
I really like how the warm golds and greens of this Bakelite flatware bring out the cool colors in the vintage glass dinnerware. Contemporary napkins and glassware complete the breakfast setting. I think we have another nice option for this tablecloth! Which tablescape to you prefer?
I'm sharing this table for Seasonal Sunday at The Tablescaper.
Daphne, I love both versions of this great green tablescape, but this one really appeals to me. The glassware is wonderful!
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Both of these tables are lovely. That table cloth is gorgeous!
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing these tables. Happy St. Paddy's Day! ~ Sarah
Oh, this tablecloth is beautiful. And your table looks so nice.
ReplyDeleteYou are too funny with the greco-roman idea, but yes, I do see it! :) Both tables are pretty-it is amazing how different of a look you can get with one cloth and a few different dishes! Happy day! Linda
ReplyDeleteOh my both tables are so fabulous! I think I like the other one a bit better because of the hammered aluminum pieces. Of course I would join you at either table for sure! Enjoyed my first visit to your blog.
ReplyDeleteThat is such an unusal tablecloth. So amazing. Thanks for being a part of Seasonal Sundays.
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Thanks for your visit, Ladies!
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