It's been a busy week over at Susan's. This is my third post linked to her blog this week! Be sure to check out all the lovely tables when your finished here. While on my way to visit a client the other day I just had to check out one of my favorite little Antique shops.
I spotted this cute little luncheon cloth (as they are called) for only $2.00. There was cross stitching and I couldn't see a spot on it. This would be my inspiration and the price was just right! (cheap)
I pulled out my little centerpiece that I made last summer (now don't laugh) for the County Fair. I just wanted to try my hand at flower arranging and although I only got 3rd, I was happy. Also back on the time clock are the Target Birdies all rested up from their Grand Adventure!
My bargain basement Vera Bradley China. Remember these, $1.00 a plate !
Light some candles.
Bring out the tea......
And were ready for a girl's lunch for two! Now head on over to Susan's @
http://betweennapsontheporch.blogspot.com/ Oh, and I guess for reasons I don't understand, my bloggy comment button is at the top of the post. I guess I'm the only one that has this strange affliction, I may have to investigate further. Cindy
It's been a busy week over at Susan's. This is my third post linked to her blog this week! Be sure to check out all the lovely tables when your finished here. While on my way to visit a client the other day I just had to check out one of my favorite little Antique shops. 
I spotted this cute little luncheon cloth (as they are called) for only $2.00. There was cross stitching and I couldn't see a spot on it. This would be my inspiration and the price was just right! (cheap)
I pulled out my little centerpiece that I made last summer (now don't laugh) for the County Fair. I just wanted to try my hand at flower arranging and although I only got 3rd, I was happy. Also back on the time clock are the Target Birdies all rested up from their Grand Adventure!
My bargain basement Vera Bradley China. Remember these, $1.00 a plate !
Light some candles.
Bring out the tea......
And were ready for a girl's lunch for two! Now head on over to Susan's @ http://betweennapsontheporch.blogspot.com/ Oh, and I guess for reasons I don't understand, my bloggy comment button is at the top of the post. I guess I'm the only one that has this strange affliction, I may have to investigate further. Cindy
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This is so pretty, Cindy. I love the blue and yellow together! I didn't know about Vera Bradley plates. I learned something this evening and that's always a good thing!
ReplyDeleteI love your special finds. Very pretty tablescape.
ReplyDeleteThis is the second one I have seen this way. The other one is a blog that I was visiting for the first time and I don't recall which one..but..if I do I will be back to tell you. I remember searching for it...finally found it...and found yours was the same way. Wondering if someone has changed them...hmmm..anyway...I just wanted to say that your cross stitch cloth is beautiful. I think they are made for card tables..but I love them and have several. This one is amazing. Think of all the work to cross stitch all that. Also...the napkins and how you have them on the plate...I don't get around much..but...I have never seen it done like that before. Simple and so sweet!
ReplyDeleteHave a lovely Thursday!
Mona
P.S. I LOVE that red suit...I think I have told you before..but it just looks so wonderful on you!! As they say...just sayin' :)
Your tablescape is lovely. Don't you just love blue and yellow together?!!! So springy. Speaking of which, I think we are actually going to get some warmer temps this week...yeah!
ReplyDeleteBlessings to you from Kansas,
Valerie
Funny things are happening in bloggerville... Just like your comment link at the top... on my other blog i got a message the "eyore is cute" when I tried to post!???? What the...?
ReplyDeleteAnyway, I love your blue and yellow luncheon table... So pretty... What's for lunch?
this is absolutely one of my favorite table settings. I'm drawn to peaceful simple settings like this. I would have scooped up that cloth in a new york minute.
ReplyDeleteOh, I just love that tablecloth! It pulls the whole thing together! It looks perfect with your centerpiece (which is quite lovely) and the dishes. Who can get tired of yellow and blue! A very pretty table.
ReplyDeleteCindy, You know, these blogs have a mind of their own. I'm used to your comment button coming first! Blue and yellow is always so fresh and pretty, but that little teapot steals the show! Linda
ReplyDeleteSo fresh and Springy what a lovely simple tablescape. I can't believe you only got third on that flower arrangement, I would have given you 5 stars! ~ Robyn
ReplyDelete* You sure do a beautiful job and ESPECIALLY on a "shoestring"! WOW! Impressive! So glad you shared! Thank you, Linda *
ReplyDeleteVery sweet table! I love Vera Bradley designs, you got such a great deal on those plates! So pretty!
ReplyDeleteBlue and yellow are so pretty together and so is your tablescape, Cindy! What a bargain on those gorgeous plates and table cloth....Christine
ReplyDeleteThe luncheon cloth - what a great find. You did a beautiful job. I'm inspired.
ReplyDeleteHey Miss Cindy! Love the gingham checked find! It's so beautiful with your blue and white from Vera Bradley...very nicely done! May I have some tea now? ;) ~CC Catherine
ReplyDeleteHi Cindy! I love your blue and yellow...my favorites! And those Vera plates are just gorgeous!! That tablecloth was a real find! Great tablescape!...hugs...Debbie
ReplyDeleteI like the blue and yellow, so Spring, I love the Blue Willow teapot. :O)Mary @ Boogieboard Cottage
ReplyDeleteVery inviting and I especially love the little white pitcher.
ReplyDeleteBlue and yellow is a great combination. Congratulations on your prize at the fair. A very pretty table for a lunch for two!
ReplyDeleteMartha
I am coming over, thanks for including me...I love your little tea pot with teas and all that
ReplyDeleteblue is lovely darling ! Thanks for sharing ! Hugs ~ Kammy
Hi Cindy! I love your luncheon cloth. Gingham makes me happy! I have it all over my house, from wallpaper to curtains. I love your flower arrangement and it goes perfectly with your tablescape. It's nice to have all the birdies back from their adventures and on tablescapes again. Have a wonderful day! Blessings, Loretta
ReplyDeleteCindy, that china! Oh, girl, you got a deal on that!!! It's so pretty!
ReplyDeleteAnd I love "Freebird." This reminds me of my husband's college roommate. We all loved this song, and I can still see Danny singing it. LOL!
XO,
Sheila :-)
Blue and yellow is always to cheerful and pretty. Gorgeous!
ReplyDeleteHave a great day!
I'll be right over! Make sure there is some snow - OK?
ReplyDeleteHUGS! Karen
oh your inspiration cloth created quite a lovely table. I really love the blue and yellow! Wonderful job!!!
ReplyDeletePretty, I always like yellow and blue together!
ReplyDeleteLinda Q
A lovely table top....
ReplyDeleteHave a beautiful day.
Cindy, it never fails... You always seem to manage to infuse your tables with a big welcome sign without needing a sign. I love it!
ReplyDeleteWhat a pretty table! I love your tablecloth, and those dishes, well, that price is amazing! Oh, and I think your flower arrangement deserves first place in my book. ;)
ReplyDeleteCindy, this is so charming. Blue and yellow are a favorite combination of mine. That bargain china is wonderful! I love it all. laurie
ReplyDeleteHi Cindy! Oh, the yellow luncheon cross is beautiful! Now, I'm loving those dishes you absolutely stole! :) The blue and yellow is just gorgeous!
ReplyDeleteBe a sweetie,
Shelia ;)
Pretty table! That VB tableware is so pretty and such a bargain! Love your teapot!!!!! I had noticed that your comment button migrated - I still can't see my or anyone's followers! Computers can drive us crazy, but without them I wouldn't have wonderful blog friends like you! :D Jewel
ReplyDeleteVery sweet and cheery lunch setting you've created...I'll be right over!
ReplyDeleteHave a fabulous week!
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