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June 21, 2017

Ahoy! (T)


Ahoy he calls out to the ship that is coming in!

It's time for a quick lunch while the ship is restocked for their next voyage!

  I decided to start using my red white and blue linens and tableware.  
I mentioned in my previous post about the lighthouse that I have been collecting nautical things for some time.  I went down to the lower level guest room and borrowed a few pieces for today's tablescape.

 I love to mix patterns and textures and paisley is great with so many things.  I used an oversized tea towel as an overlay.  The red woven charges came from Pier 1 at lest 5 yrs. ago, stripe dishes from One King's Lane, and the nautical knot dishes from Pottery Barn.  

 The napkin rings are from Sur La Table and the napkins are by TAG

I love how this tea towel is accented with stripes and sailing ships!
I used this in a previous tablescapes which is one of my favorites you can see "here" called Seashells Stripes and Sailboats

I like a simple centerpiece I can remove if needed. The galvanized copper edged star tray came from a local store.  I researched the star after I purchased it but fondly found them available in sets of 5 graduated pieces if you ordered on line.  I was glad I found it being sold individually.

Time to dine!
Happy first day of summer!


12 comments:

  1. Darling table decor, Liz. I love nautical items for summer. The cute sailor and the lifeguard stand in the center of your table is charming. The knot dishes are perfect along with the blue. Happy summer! ♥

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  2. Pretty sure I'm going to have to hijack you for those striped plates. Sorry. Nothing personal...just business!😉 Dang, girl...those things are SHARP!!!!!! They look great as a part of the whole tablescape. I'm into using dish cloths as runners and overlays, too. This one is perfect! This tablescape...one of your best in my book! And let the fhurch say Amen! 😀

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  3. Once again Liz you do not disappoint with your sweet table scape. Love this one. Love the knot dishes. Just a real cute summer/4th of July setting.
    Kris

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  4. Liz, I adore the Byers sailor...he totally sets the mood for your fabulous tablescape. The striped dishes are so fun...the napkin rings perfectly finish your red, white, and blue theme! I love it all!

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  5. Very cute table Liz. Love the Ahoy guy. The sailing ships are such a great look with this theme. Great plates as well. Too perfect with the striped and the rope ones. You did your homework and it shows.

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  6. I love all nautical tablescapes! This is very cute and so appropriate as we adjust to the warmer days of summer.

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  7. Creative tablescape,love the colors and the beautiful tablecloth!

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  8. Great table!! I love the mixture of stripes on the plates, the paisley table cloth, and the pattern on the napkins. This all makes for a fabulous summer nautical setting!!

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  9. Very fun table. There are a lot of different patterns, but it really works. Very nice.

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  10. Oh, Liz, I adore those napkin holders, they are just about the cutest thing ever...what a charming take on the red, white, and blue! I like your new banner, too! Have a great Sunday!

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  11. Liz, this is a wonderful table! I love your sailor guy. He truly looks like he's saying "Ahoy!" The mixtures of your linens is so interesting and beautiful. Such fun plates, too. The napkin rings top it all off perfectly!

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  12. Hey Liz! I absolutely love your tablescape, it's super cute and perfect for the summer. Thank you so much for sharing with us at Dishing It & Digging It & congratulations on being featured this week!

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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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