FOR WHAT IS NEXT!
Even
though October is a month full of family Birthdays, I am still very
excited it is November. It is officially fall, and it is also time to
make plans for the Holiday season starting with one of my favorites…..
With Thanksgiving in mind I thought I would share what I have done for our family table in the past.
Hopefully it will inspire you and me at the same time!
So for the next few days I will be showing you a table from the past. I will tell you what my inspiration was and what I started with first!
Shall
we start in 2009? This is my first Thanksgiving Table that I shared on
my blog. I remember I was so nervous taking the pictures……..
This is the year I decided to do a natural loose interpretation of a cornucopia.
It all started with the linen table cloth that I had a monogrammed, "P" placed on the corner.
Next came the color scheme I chose soft linens, white and green.
After the color
was chosen I brainstormed ideas for the elements I would use. Natural
produce in creams and greens was going to be perfect for the loose
interpretation of a cornucopia, and worked perfectly with the color
choices.
When
looking at the images keep in mind this arrangement is almost 6 ft.
long. It is hard to capture that in an image, at least it is hard for
me. So please feel free to use your imagination!
The
place settings were set with vintage Bakelite butter knives, white
linen napkins, and black and white transferware plates that depict an
autumnal setting of wheat gathering.
I
used some natural wheat in the design because the plates have wheat
going around the rim. It is hard to tell in the image, but the hurricane
is etched with a wheat design as well.
The goblets were a mix of clear crystal and fruit embossed green glass.
There was an addition of two silver pheasants and some mercury glass to make the arrangement glimmer.
That was our table for 2009!
Come back and I will show what I did in 2010!
Martha Stewart inspired my next table.
7 comments:
Love your table from 2009..
I'm ready for 2013..I'm cheating!
http://www.franksattheoldmill.com/media/THANKSGIVING_2010.pdf
No work, no fuss, dinner with dear friends!!!
Each table was gorgeous! I'm searching for ideas for our Thanksgiving table at home as well as with our items in the shop ! You inspired me for sure! Can't wait to see 2010! Anything you do is beautiful!
I just cant believe Thanksgiving is just in a few weeks...I always fly by the seat of my pants when it comes to decorating table...have no clue what I'm going to do...its always a surprise!
i am sooooo ready for november! your table looks beautiful no matter what the year. we will be celebrating thanksgiving in arizona this year, and i'm looking forward to my mom's gorgeous spread and will share photos.
hugs.
michele
Very pretty...I remember it well! I am ready for November as well! It's time to go shopping for my winter slippers!
Happy Weekend!
xoxo,
Ivy
There is nothing more special at the holidays than to see our friends table all decked out in so many creative ways!
xoxo
Karena
The Arts by Karena
So beautiful! I'm coming to Thanksgiving at your house :)
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