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I love the vintage look and summery colors of this tablecloth!
Apples, lemons, grapes and cherries!
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I set the table using colors found in the tablecloth and I gathered some flowers from my gardens for the center arrangement.
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White lilies, Shasta daisies, Delphinium, Petunias, Coreopsis and Foxtail ferns
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My Shasta daisies start out a soft yellow and gradually become white as they age. The only red I could find were these two small cuttings from some petunias.
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I was determined to use this vase because I wanted the casual texture it offered but it's narrow neck proved to be challenging to
work with. The wood charger under the vase was from Pottery Barn a couple of years ago- I only have one and I normally it sets under a large hurricane.
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The striped dishes came from One King's Lane a while ago. I decided they reminded me of the cabana striped beach huts. The honeycomb bee dishes seemed like a good match to this floral and fruit bounty! Just imagine them buzzing around pollinating all the fruit trees, grape vines and flowers in the summertime! The napkins I've had in my stash a while and the flatware came from one of those big sales through Horchow.
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It's hard to see but these tumblers have hummingbirds and flowers embossed on them.
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Roll out those lazy, hazy, crazy days of summer....
I'll be joining
Between Naps on the Porch
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Look at all that pretty color! I love it. When's lunch? xo
ReplyDeleteLove this, Liz! The tablecloth and fabulous napkins really caught my eye, but all the elements you chose for this table work together beautifully!
ReplyDeleteThat is beautiful! Love all the cheeriness. Makes any lunch so much better, doesn't it.
ReplyDeletePerfect table for the Cherry Festival Liz, the colors are so bright and summer time fresh. Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteThe tablecloth is stunning and a perfect start to your lovely tablesetting. Your garden must be beautiful -- I've focused on mostly greenery in my yard and don't have lots of flowers, so I'm a tad envious. All that rain has been good for the flowers!
ReplyDeleteNow that's a perfect summer setting...love it!!
ReplyDeleteYour table is fabulous: starting at that wonderful tablecloth, and ending with those darling cherry napkins, it all goes together so well!! You've inspired me to try a summer table: don't you just love the colors and feeling of this season?! Thank you for sharing: you've started my day with a smile! Rosie @ The Magic Hutch
ReplyDeleteI love that table cloth, too! I have one with pink and orange....may have to get it out next week! This is the perfect summer setting!! Lucky you, to also have such lovely flowers right out your backdoor. Beautifully done, Liz!!
ReplyDeleteI'm starting to get to know your style. You have a really nice way with pattern mix and a boldness about your settings. I work in the same way - starting with a pattern and building from there, I love how you pulled the floral together to bring out the colors in the bottom layer (tablecloth) and then did your plate stack using coordinating patterns and solids. Love the striped plates especially.
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Hi Liz, what a special setting using your wonderful table cloth. I love how you pulled out the colors with the layering of your dishes and those darling napkins. Really a perfect setting and the flowers from your garden add such a special touch. You are so talented my friend!
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I love your adorable cherry tablecloth and napkins. Where ever did you find them? Great table.
ReplyDeleteWhat don't I like in this Summery tablescape, nothing! I love the vase with the flowers and the table topper and cute napkins to match is simply perfectly adorable. I love vintage looking linens like this. The dishes are perfectly selected too. Thanks for your sweet and kind visit my friend.
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Oh my...I love your table! The tablecloth/napkins are the perfect backdrop for all your dishes! I love the stripped blue dishes - yes I'm thinking cabana too! And those little honeycomb plates are just precious! I'm hooked on vintage linens...and I've been searching for this pattern! I LOVE it all!!! Happy Summer to you!!!
ReplyDeleteThe tablecloth is quite lovely. The color combination of blue and yellow is always striking. The flowers look so pretty and freshly cut from your garden. You are on a roll, my friend. Enjoy these summer days.
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ReplyDeleteI adore the cheerfulness this tablescape brings to Summer, dear friend!!!
Amazing how you added each accessory to enhance the vintage tablecloth!
My Shasta Daisies are now in bloom, also!!!
Your floral centerpiece is stunning. . .love that it all came from your Garden!
Fondly,
Pat
Liz
ReplyDeleteIt's the perfect summer tablescape!
I love your retro tablecloth.
What a wonderful ensemble of table elements....I am wild about the navy and white striped plate. Thanks for inviting us for a peek. Cherry Kay
ReplyDeleteA perfect summery table! I love it all! The tablecloth is wonderful. I love vintage tablecloths! I am coveting your beautiful flowers.
ReplyDeleteBlessings My Friend,
Beautiful! Your honeycomb plates are wonderful, and I love your colorful flowers.
ReplyDeleteThis is so neat, Liz! It reminds me of many luncheon tables in the gracious homes of my Grandmothers when I was a little kid. I may have been a kid, but I still appreciated pretty things like this! It always made me feel very special...like they dressed the table just for me! The setting also - for some crazy reason I can't quite put my finger on - reminds me of the movie "Dirty Dancing". Maybe it's just the era? I don't know, but that's what springs to mind!
ReplyDeleteYou chose the perfect napkins to complement the tablecloth! They have that wonderful vintage look that we all know and love!!! Your dish combo is perfect, too! It really works!!!!!!!!!
This is so pretty. I'm going to make sure my Mom sees it. It will remind her of days gone by, too!
So fun & fresh. Love the florals!!
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