Here it is in my 2009 exhibit at the HLCCA conference paired with the Harlequin and Century with the Sleeping Mexican decal.

I've also used it in many tablescapes featuring Fiesta. I seldom do a shot with food, but here's one from a past Mexican supper.

And a practice 'scape featuring a woven paper serving tray that we received as a wedding gift from my friend Juleen.



I fashioned these napkin rings using vintage curtain push-pin tie backs. I used the pin back to puncture a piece of ribbon and then covered the pin with a piece of cork for safety. The little Mexican faces are easy to tie on the napkin.

Now I really want to eat some Mexican food!
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