I hope your week is going well. We had some rain again today and there is no sign of snow for awhile yet. Hopefully we get some ( but not a lot ) before Christmas..
This little tree came from Winners a few years ago and I added some dried roses from a bouquet and some dried Queen Anne's Lace from the garden( a good tip from a garden visitor this past summer). I really enjoy my little kitchen tree . Soon we will be putting up our real tree in the library and I will share pics with you next week of it.Today I am joining Tablescape Thursday at Between Naps on the Porch
Show and Tell at My Romantic Home.
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Feathered Nest Friday at French Country Cottage.
Thank you for visiting,
Carolyn
Oh How gorgeous Carolyn. What a lovely blog you have here. Such beautiful photos and inspiration. Thanks for sharing!!
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Vesna
http://vesna-kreativnostidrugesitnice.blogspot.com/
Your little tree is beautiful, Carolyn! Such a great idea to use some dried flowers from your garden in it. Love the dishes! This looks like a perfect table setting for a cold and rainy day.
ReplyDeleteOhhhhhhh, how sweet this post was! Loved the dried roses in the little tree. And the candles in the old bottles with a sprig of evergreen. Enjoyed each picture immensely. Thanks for sharing, Carolyn. Susan
ReplyDeleteBeautiful table setting Carolyn. Your vintage mold is so perfect all dolled up! I can send you some of our snow if you like lol. Have a great great rest of the week.
ReplyDeleteWanda
Love your centerpiece, so elegant in its simplicity......
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Mari
So lovely, Carolyn. I love the centerpiece made from the old tin mold. The mini tree is sweet.
ReplyDeleteYour posts are always so pretty--just enchanting!
ReplyDeleteOh mamma mia! I'm so enchanting!
ReplyDeleteCarolyn, you are the best my dear!!!
i love your table!
Diana
Good morning Carolyn, this looks so romantic - love your use of the mold for the centerpiece and the sweet candle and bottle. I too love transferware - enchanting tablescape - I hope you have a blessed day,
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Hi Carolyn!
ReplyDeleteI do love to come here. it is always so beatiful and so peaceful...like a good cup of tea!
I am from Brazil and here the x-mas tradxition s are a littlle bit different cause we don't have the snow... but my wreath is already on the door! Would you like to see?
Come to visit me! It would be a great pleasure for me!
Whishing you a Lovely and Peaceful X-mas,
Zazá
What a gorgeous tablescape. I am also doing something with a touch of vintage this year. I am going use some of the wonderful things I inherited from my mother. I do love your transfer ware though its beautiful.
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Carolyn thanks so much for letting me spend the afternoon in your beautiful home and in your wonderful company. I loved sitting by the fire with your homemade scones and tea. What a wonderful way to spend a winters' afternoon.
ReplyDeleteSo lovely. I love the look of white linens and greenery, and especially with the berries. Your use of the molds and old silvery pieces is brilliant. I always look forward to each new post and am never disappointed.
ReplyDeleteSo pretty, Carolyn. Your green transferware is gorgeous and looks lovely with the natural decor. I copied your idea of dressing up the old bottles, I posted them this week, thank you for so much fabulous inspiration. You are my most inspirational blog friend. I learn so much from you.
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Hi Carolyn
ReplyDeleteYou home looks so beautiful as always. I've been away from blogging and am glad to be back!
Rhondi
I want to sit down at your table,looks so beautiful!
ReplyDeleteGreetings from the white Germany
Andrea
i truly love what you've done. simple, elegant, and i would be thrilled to be invited to such a table.
ReplyDeletehope you will find a moment to stop by and enter a giveaway i am hosting for followers (i hope you win!):
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happy weekend to you!
michele
Awesome ideas... I especially like how you used the old mold and the bottle for candle.
ReplyDeleteYour photos are a festive delight! I love those green transferware cups.
ReplyDeleteHiCarolyn,
ReplyDeleteThis is stunning... I LOVE your creative candleholders! And your tree of dried roses, I didn't know you could dry Queen Anns Lace! I am gonna have to try it :-)
Hugs,
Bella