In keeping with the winter theme, I decided to do a Sunday Brunch, or casual supper table. Most of what is featured here are items I already owned. Below a pic of the table set for a Sunday Brunch. ( You can click on pics to enlarge)
Here's a view in the evening with the candle lit. The tablecloth, place mats and napkins were already living in my hutch. I made the brown toil table runner from $3 a yard fabric on sale at our local fabric store.
I shopped my house for the centerpiece. In keeping with my country theme, a little sheep, birdie and candle.
A closer view of a table setting. The plates were on sale at TJ Maxx for $3 a piece. They are Royal Stafford, so not a bad deal. I got 6 of them.
Here's a view in the evening with the candle lit. The tablecloth, place mats and napkins were already living in my hutch. I made the brown toil table runner from $3 a yard fabric on sale at our local fabric store.
I shopped my house for the centerpiece. In keeping with my country theme, a little sheep, birdie and candle.
A closer view of a table setting. The plates were on sale at TJ Maxx for $3 a piece. They are Royal Stafford, so not a bad deal. I got 6 of them.
Beautiful table Cindy! Love the dishes and napkin rings....
ReplyDeleteI love your plates! Your table is beautiful this week!
ReplyDeleteI especially love those plates. I hemmed and hawed over them at TJ Maxx and now I need to go back and get them! Nice job. Linda
ReplyDeleteI love those plates! They are wonderful!!!! My grandmother used to have those glasses. The whole table is great! :D Jewel
ReplyDeleteI like it, it is very inviting!
ReplyDeleteHi Cindy! I love those plates and those are such cute napkin rings!! Love them! Great post!...Debbie
ReplyDeleteHi Cindy....I love your black and white dishs..a very pretty table.
ReplyDeleteCindy, I love this tablescape! The runner turned out magnificient! The dinner plates are really lovely! And the little napkin rings were a real buy., and they're so cute! Love it all! ~CC Catherine ;)
ReplyDeleteBeautiful! I got the very same plates, salad plates and adorable bowls in the Royal Stafford Harvest Hayride pattern at our local TJ Maxx and I can't wait to use them! Great job!! Love how you set yours out!
ReplyDeleteHi Cindy,
ReplyDeleteLook at that snow...
I really love these plates. The pastoral setting on them is great. Happy TT...
Cindy,
ReplyDeleteI just love this tablescape! First, I love anything toile and what's best is that you made the runner yourself!
I also love the plates you got at such a deal and the cute little napkin rings from Hobbie Lobby (I have to get over there one day)
Very nice!! :-)
xoxo
Janie
Beautiful tablescape!
ReplyDeletexo...Kathy
I love your pretty table! Those dishes are really gorgeous! Love your centerpiece with the little animals. My Mother has some glasses like these. I've drank many a glass of Kool Aid from them. LOL
ReplyDeleteBe a sweetie,
Shelia ;)
Wow... girl you do have some snow.. what a beautiful view..I gotta tell you girl.. I just picked up the same dishes this past week.. fell in love with them immediately. Aren't they just the most fun? Great minds think a like huh? I love your runner.. and those napkin ring holders are fabulous..
ReplyDeletehugs ~lynne~
Well Miss Cindy... I love your tablescape... I should... I own the same transferware plates and the napkin rings too... Great minds and all that... love the sweet lamb you added and those vintage glasses are fantastic! thanks for the great ideas! hugs. Dixie
ReplyDeleteHi Cindy,
ReplyDeleteI love the toile plates and the whole table setting. Your little sheep is precious.
i love that sheep! It has to be great to have those cups from hubby's grandmother!
ReplyDeleteI love the plates and your napkin rings! Love it all! The snowscapes are so pretty, but I hope spring comes your way soon. Hugs, G
ReplyDeleteYour tablescape is charming ... my favorite element? The napkin rings! Wish I had a Hobby Lobby in my smallish city.
ReplyDeleteI ADORE that sheep! PRECIOUS!
ReplyDeleteLove the tablesetting. The glasses bring back memories. My Mom had them as well. I think they came in boxes of laundry detergent!
ReplyDeleteCindy, this is just charming! I love those napkin rings. Of course, I would have grabbed those plates too. They are so pretty, and what a deal. Great table. laurie
ReplyDeleteThese are very pretty plates and the napkin holders go well with them. Lovely.
ReplyDeleteHi Cindy. I'd KILL to wake up and find snow outside!!!! Absolutely kill! But . . . not to be, at least for now. But great table! Love the plates. T J Maxx, and Home Goods, deadly stores aren't they?
ReplyDeleteI need to try doing one of these tablescapes. Had to work today so knew it wasn't going to happen. Maybe someday . . .
Great job! Karen
One word for this BEAUTIFUL Cindy love those plates and those napkin rings...thanks for sharin...hugs and smiles Gl♥ria
ReplyDeleteCindy, when I first saw those transferware plates I thought they were antiques. Good find! And the napkin rings are really cute and another good buy. You are the shopping queen! Hats off to you! :-)
ReplyDeleteXO,
Sheila
Well...the weather outside is frightful but your tablescape is sure delightful! A warm and cozy place to be!
ReplyDeleteHave a fabulous weekend!
;-D
Goodness, what a pretty table setting. I was taking it all in and so glad to hear where things came from. Love those dishes!
ReplyDeleteYou know I was studying those napkin rings trying to think where I just saw them! Yes! It was HL. Now I'm kicking myself that I didn't buy them. They are cute.
Nice to meet you. Hope you'll come by and say hi!
Donna
Great minds think alike!! I have those same dishes and I like the way you set them up. Yup...those napkin rings are too, too cute! Why can't I find neat finds like that! Have a good weekend!!
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ReplyDeleteHope you are having a great weekend!
Susan
Love the plates too and the curtains are so sweet. Lovely kitchen.
ReplyDeletevery homey..
ReplyDeletewill be visiting you again soon.. hope you have a wonderful day!
~Silver
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