Showing posts with label Fall decor. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Fall decor. Show all posts

Tuesday, September 8, 2020

Autumn Fancy

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Hello friends and welcome to a Fall Tablescape Blog Hop sponsored by Chloe Crabtree@Celebrate and Decorate and Andrea Hundley@ Design Morsels.
 Join me in the garden for a touch of fall this September. Our temperatures here in my garden do not feel like fall but there is cold ice tea to help you cool off while you scroll.



I'm mixing vintage and new with 70's or 80's placemats, 40's goblets, vintage napkins, and new cheetah dishes. My tablecloth is a painters cloth.



My centerpiece is a mixture of grocery store flowers with some pods and feathers added placed in a copper pitcher with a gold handle. The gold handle ties in the gold cutlery.
 


I loved the mixture of pinks, yellows, and oranges with a little green for the flowers.


The goblets are from the 1940s. I found these glasses at Scott's Antique Market in Atlanta for my mother-in-law a long time ago. She had a few pieces and talked about hoping to find more. At that time, I went to Scott's fairly often and was so excited to find several sizes in a set of eight. I could not wait to give them to her for Christmas because I knew it would be a wonderful surprise. I wish I knew the name of the pattern and if anyone knows please let me know.


I did a summer tablescape with these same dishes in July. It looks so different using other colors and flowers.


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Surprise. Fast forward a few days and I found this tablecloth and wanted to give it a whirl. 
My wilted coleus in the background look just like I did setting this alfresco table. Ladies, it is hot in Alabama!



After four days some of the flowers were spent so to fill in I added limelights and pittosporum from my garden.




Which look suits your Autumn fancy? Floral or solid cloth?

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Table Elements

Cheetah plates-Hobby Lobby
Burlap Chargers-Hobby Lobby
Gold flatware-Hobby Lobby
Orange napkins- Vintage
Goblets- Vintage
Copper pitcher-T.J.Maxx
Floral cloth-Home Goods
Wood Slice-Bed Bath and Beyond



I have enjoyed the friendships made during the last four years of these blog hops. It has been so much fun because inspiration and creativity abound. Thank you, Chloe Crabtree, for being our leader and we are glad Andrea is helping now as well. 
 Please visit each blogger listed below and leave them a comment so they will know you have visited them. I love comments because they are so encouraging.
 Happy Fall!🍁🍁🍁

Celebrate & Decorate |  Design Morsels | Mantel and Table 
Corner of Plaid and Paisley | Home is Where the Boat Is | Belle Blue Interiors
Calypso in the Country | Our Crafty Mom | My Thrift Store Addiction 
The Painted Apron | The Little Yellow Corner Store | Sweet Sensations 
Living With Thanksgiving | Panoply
Life and Linda | Everyday Living | Bluesky at Home
Life at Bella Terra | Red Cottage Chronicles | 
CoziNest








Tuesday, September 13, 2016

Fall Touches on a Tiered Tray

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 I'm joining the girls at Thoughts of Home for their Tiered Tray Extravaganza linky party.




Fall is a time of harvest. I think of apple picking, pumpkins, fall mums, bales of hay, cotton fields white with the harvest, falling leaves and cooler temperatures most of all.

The cotton fields near my home already have buds and by November will look like this field of cotton ready to be picked.



The goldenrod will soon be blooming.


 I love to see a field full of bales of freshly cut hay.


Spider lilies are my favorite fall flower.


We like to bring some of nature inside our homes in the fall and decorate with dried cones, flowers, nuts and the bounty of the fall harvest.

On my tiered tray I placed a mason jar of honey with the honeycomb from the Farmers Market, dried wheat, pinecones, dried indian corn, dried acorns, dried berries from a popcorn tree, dried naturally bleached hydrangeas and fabric pumpkins.

I'm happily awaiting that touch of fall in the air and the trees turning beautiful colors.  Have you started decorating for fall? I love the idea of decorating a tiered stand.

Blessings to you today. Living Thankfully, Bonnie