If you know me, you know I love my backyard garden
and at this time of the year you find me either working out there or dreaming about ideas I have for this years
flowers for my garden.
I have Endless Summer and
Limelight Hydrangeas that I cut and dried
stems from last fall. I wanted to use these
candelabras but I also wanted to embrace
my love for flowers so i decided to snip
some tops off and use them instead of candles!
To add to my garden inspired theme I used
some white geese, a watering can
and a faux green leaf lettuce or cabbage
piece (I can't decide what it is) I just liked
it! I sprinkled pieces of the hydrangeas on
the tray. I took the lead from the panicles
as they kept drifting down on the table
while I was fussing with them on
the candelabras!
The vintage geese are holding fish in their
mouths and the watering can is my first
ever antique purchase (Circa 1930's) I
found while on a road trip. My goose
napkin rings came in handy for this
one too!
The dishes attracted me with their
scroll design which makes me think of
an iron gate, and their coloring
was perfect.
It's a rainy gloomy day, but for 5 minutes
the sun tried to get through and I captured
a picture that shows the colors a bit better.
This tablecloth lends a casual feeling and
with it's artichokes and overall color
palette it was the perfect backdrop for my
theme. The flatware also has the
fleur-de-lis design on it.
I pulled the pink in the tablecloth by using
my fleur-de-lis glassware!
I hope you enjoyed my Garden Inspired
tablescape!
As always, thank-you for coming by!
I love to hear your comments!
Head on over and check out all the lovely
tablescapes that are submitted each week!
Dishes: Sugar Plum by Noble Excellence (Dillards)
Mikasa, Italian Countryside
Flatware, Baroque (Neiman Marcus)
Fleur-De-Lis Glassware (Horchow)
Tablecloth- Artichoke (One Kings Lane)
Candelabras- Casa Cristina Collection (furniture store)
White Charges- Pier 1 Imports
Woven Placemats from T.J. Maxx
Goose napkin rings (set of 4) from E-bay
