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November 10, 2016

Thanksgiving Dining In The Kitchen (T)

I've created a simple centerpiece that can be removed easily for serving pieces to be added.  I rummaged through my things and put this table together.  

These pilgrim turkey S & P shakers are the only thing new this year.  I couldn't resist them!

My world outside has the same colors as I chose for the table.  We're nearing the end of the leaves falling but the seasonal colors are still showing.

I made sure to add some green in with the harvest colors and it coordinates with the Pilgrims.  

 Since there is a fair amount of the harvest tones with the tablecloth and dishes I used my white chargers and flatware to break it up a bit.  The white plate is my everyday Mikasa  (Antique White)

The leaf and wheat trimmed plates are from Pier 1 and Williams Sonoma respectively.  I used the wheat plates "here" on the plate rack last November.  I also used the leaf plates as seen "here"


A stop at the local bakery yielded these cute decorated turkey cookies!


 I thought about digging out my pinecones and faux florals to mix in but I really wanted to be able to clear this away easily.

I am thankful for your visits!  I hope you'll leave a comment so I know you've been here!


Salad plates from Pier 1 called Asheville (still available)
Dinner plates from Pottery Barn- Banded Botanical (last year no longer available) there is a new turkey plate that has a coordinated wheat design available now.
Stemware from One King's Lane- five years ago (no label)
White chargers from Pier 1 (they've been offering these for a good while) and I've had mine for at least 4 years.
Flatware from Horchow called San Remo- lots of colors to choose from (watch for their sales)
Tablecloth from T.J.Maxx 2014


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Tablescape Thursday



11 comments:

  1. Hi Liz! No matter where you set a table, it turns out so lovely! Are you having a crowd for Thanksgiving? I think Mr. Precious and I are going out of town. Something different is always fun! Hope you're having a wonderful week.
    Be a sweetie,
    Shelia ;)

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  2. Gorgeous, i love your turkeys, and your table is so inviting.

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  3. Beautiful! And the turkey cookies are such a nice touch :)

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  4. So pretty and fun Liz, love the personal turkey cookies, what a great idea! the pilgrim turkeys are adorable!
    Jenna

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  5. Liz your tables are always set so beautifully! What an interesting candelabra. It's rustic and looks great with your other pieces. And the turkey cookies are adorable. Have a great day! ♥

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  6. Lovely table. Your turkeys and pilgrims are awesome. The harvest tone is lovely. I do love those plates with leaves. Perfect fit for Autumn. Very cute candle holder as well.

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  7. Beautiful table setting! I have been so tempted by those pretty Fall plates at WS and other places. I too have a set of Antique White that I recently retrieved from the big china cabinet and moved to the kitchen. I have enjoyed using it again -- just forgot how much I like it, I guess. I am going to follow your lead about an easily removable centerpiece. Great idea!

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  8. I want to come rummage through your stuff, too! The deer shreds are perfect for your Thanksgiving table. I think that you and I process color for our tablescapes in the same way. I love the tablecloth that you've chosen. Thanks for inviting us for a peek. Cherry Kay

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  9. Another beautiful table, Liz! I've always adored those chargers and your plates are gorgeous, too. I really like your pretty and practical centerpiece.

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  10. Liz, such a warm and inviting table. The addition of the pilgrim salt and pepper are perfect for your beautiful setting...and the cookies look delicious! Have a wonderful day! Pam @ Everyday Living

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  11. I love your Thanksgiving table and beauiful tablecloth Liz! The green accents are so pretty with your goblets and napkins! Adorable cookies too :)

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Welcome to Home and Gardening With Liz. I have combined my previous blogs “Infuse With Liz” and “Sit With Me In My Garden” into this new blog. I love interior decorating and gardening. I enjoy redefining interior spaces by moving things around and reusing decorative items already found in the home. I also enjoy creating tablescapes and an occasional crafting project. I'm so pleased you've stopped by. I invite you to follow me and I do hope you will keep coming back! Liz
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