Hello and Happy Mothers' Day to all my wonderful blogging friends. Today were going back in time for Sunday Favorites. Chari is our talented and lovely hostess . Chari has a wonderful blog and lots of great decorating ideas so check it out @
http://happytodesign.blogspot.com/ and thank-you Chari for being such a great friend!
Welcome to my first Tablescape Tuesday, hosted by Susan at Between Naps on the Porch
http://betweennapsontheporch.blogspot.com/. Today I am serving a simple country brunch for my lovely in-laws. The tablecloth and place mats are from the Country Living collection, the simple plates were bought at IKEA and the cute red apple teapot I bought during our trip to Michigan this summer.
I filled a simple white vase with wildflowers, lit a few votive's, filled the juice pitcher which belonged to my husband's Grandma and brought out the yellow coffee mugs that belonged to my Grandma.
My Mother-in-law made me the cute little table runner and I found the Rooster, Hen and family at a cute little gift shop for $10. Thanks for stopping by, Cindy
Hello and Happy Mothers' Day to all my wonderful blogging friends. Today were going back in time for Sunday Favorites. Chari is our talented and lovely hostess . Chari has a wonderful blog and lots of great decorating ideas so check it out @ http://happytodesign.blogspot.com/ and thank-you Chari for being such a great friend! 
Welcome to my first Tablescape Tuesday, hosted by Susan at Between Naps on the Porch http://betweennapsontheporch.blogspot.com/. Today I am serving a simple country brunch for my lovely in-laws. The tablecloth and place mats are from the Country Living collection, the simple plates were bought at IKEA and the cute red apple teapot I bought during our trip to Michigan this summer.
I filled a simple white vase with wildflowers, lit a few votive's, filled the juice pitcher which belonged to my husband's Grandma and brought out the yellow coffee mugs that belonged to my Grandma.
My Mother-in-law made me the cute little table runner and I found the Rooster, Hen and family at a cute little gift shop for $10. Thanks for stopping by, Cindy 
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This table is beautiful.
ReplyDeleteWe saw the house on Lake Huron, three years ago, this coming May. I have photos of it. We were amazed at the size of this home. I can't believe it isn't finished yet!
What a lovely "country" tablescape...I love the runner your mother-in-law made..and your chairs are beautiful...You did good for your first time!!
ReplyDeleteI love your tablescape! The red looks great!
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Donna Marie
Hi Cindy! I love your tablescape! Beautiful job! That teapot is so unusual! Last week was my first one and I nearly croaked at the amount of work! There's a Tablescapers Award on my sidebar if you want to come and get it. I had no idea it was soooo hard! Congratulations!...Debbie
ReplyDeleteWhat a cheery table! Love the apple teapot!Happy Tablescape Tuesday!
ReplyDeleteHi fellow blogger! Are you in Michigan? I am originally from Mi and just went to Mackanac Island this past fall for the first time. Now in AZ! I love your tablescape. It is so homey and comforting...Welcome to our group and come again!!!
ReplyDeleteCongrats on your first Tablescape Tuesday. What a delightful country cottage tablescape! I love it! certainly makes you want to drop by for a cup of coffee and a chat!
ReplyDeleteblissfully, Dixie
Cynthia... frozen yankees are always welcome at French Lique, where the weather is almost always, delightful!
ReplyDeletecome back any time! Dixie
Hi Cindy!
ReplyDeleteOh, I really think that tablecloth is fabulous!! You created a great country table!
I am new to blogging but I am so enjoying it!
ReplyDeleteI love your table and can't wait to do one myself.I have a lot to learn about posting and so on.Any advice would be greatly appreciated.
Elizabeth "SimplePleasures"
Great first tablescape! I love the table cloth! I also loved the pitcher you used,,great to mix the old with the new (I believe, lol)
ReplyDeleteLove the table cloth! Rooster, tea pot, what do I not like nothing! I love it all! I reminds me of a country setting just waiting to sit down! I do love this look!
ReplyDeleteHello Cindy...
ReplyDeleteThis is my first visit to your lovely home...I added your blog to my "follow list"!
Congratulations on your first "Tablescape Tuesday" post...you set a lovely table!!! I especially love that beautiful red & white tablecloth...and all of your Grandma's treasures!!!
So nice to meet you...Warmest wishes,
Chari
Very warm and cozy! I love your tablecloth, too!
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What a pretty table. The little cherries pitcher caught my eye. Mother used to have one just like that and I wonder what happened to it. It is so cute!!
ReplyDeleteWell you did great for the first one...congrats!!! Love the red and the quilt addition;) French
ReplyDeleteCynthia, that table is so lovely that I wouldn't even have to eat to enjoy sitting there with you! Simply beautiful!
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Lea
Welcome to "bloggyville" as I call it. So nice to meet you. I am rather new myself but have already met so many new friends. Love your table - anything to do with Roosters has my vote! I visit often!
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Alisa - Carolina Panache
Great tablescape. Love that runner. That vintage pitcher is great, and your wildflowers look better than my flowers in my garden. laurie
ReplyDeleteWarm and inviting tablescape! The tablecloth is my favorite piece! :) ~Rhonda
ReplyDeleteHi Cynthia, The color of red represents energy and passion; I love the way you've used it on your tablescape with the tablecloth. The sentimental pieces in your display are what make me fall in love with it, I think every story gives life to the item. If I were having brunch with you now, I'd feel like I was meeting your Grandmama... Very sweet and striking! Welcome to Tablescape Tuesday, this week was my first experience as well. We're both newbies~ ~Au Revoir, ~CC Catherine (See you next week! I've joined your Followers as well! 8=)
ReplyDeleteSo pretty, CIndy! Love the red.
ReplyDeleteKathy
Thank you for stopping by and commenting on my 1st Tablescape. I really loved your country table. The runner is just beautiful! Isn't it nice to be able to use family heirlooms!? Your grandmas cups are charming. I really enjoyed your blog and all of your photos! Oh, and congrats on your recent grads! I will be back to visit often!! Oh...and your home name..perfect!
ReplyDeleteCongrats on a beautiful first tablescape. Your country setting is very charming. I love the wild flowers and the pretty table runner..Christine
ReplyDeleteCindy...this is delightful! It feels so warm and inviting! The wildflowers in the pitcher are perfect! I love it!
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ReplyDeleteOhhh, I'm just so excited about this post that you chose to do for Sunday Favorites!!! I do remember this beautiful table and I also remember that it was my very first visit to your blog!!! So this post is kind of a celebration of our "friendship anniversary" Hehe!!! Have you ever heard of such a thing?
Well I love seeing your beautiful table today just as much as I did the first time! I remember that gorgeous red & white tablecloth...thought at the time how pretty it would look in my red dining room! And I love the pretty quilted table runner that your MIL made for you! But I have to tell you...that little fruit pitcher is just the sweetest!!! What a treasure to have your honey's Grandma's pitcher...and the same with you having your Grandma's pretty yellow cups...so very sweet!!! Love your roosters too and the beautiful flowers in the white pitcher!!! It's all just perfect, my friend!!!
Well Darlin'...you know that I'm just so appreciative of the sweet mentions that you always give me on your Sunday Favorite posts...your the best Sweetie!!! I'm sure glad that we met...I count our friendship a blessing!!!
You have a wonderful Mother's Day tomorrow!!!
Love ya,
Chari
This is thoroughly charming .... Happy Mother's Day!!!!
ReplyDeleteHello Cindy! I love that table! I'd have to take your cue and find me some great table goodies for a country meal!
ReplyDeleteHappy Mother's Day, dear lady!
CUTE! Your tablescape is the cat's meow... or the roosters crow!
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