Easter Tablescape for Brunch and Family Dinner |
Welcome
Maybe tablescaping has always been in me from arranging little displays in my dad's pharmacy when I was a teen to decorating my classroom through my 35 years of teaching. Now that I am retired, this seems the next step.
Friday, April 20, 2012
Tablescape Record
After I discovered what "Table scaping" was, I discovered a huge group of bloggers that take part in "parties", linking their newest scape to the first blog. I think there are "Table scape Tuesdays" and all kinds of other special "parties". One is a mosaic photo party. Some make a mosaic of their tablescape and others make the mosaic out of other related photos. I like recording my tablescapes in this mosaic style. I haven't joined any of the challenges, preferring at this point to stumble along unrecognized until I know more about what I am doing.
Sunday, April 8, 2012
One Easter, Two Tables
As luck would have it, the guest list expanded to 10. After a few tantrums, we settled on a fancy breakfast for the 6 and make whatever adjustments in dishes, etc, were needed for the dinner. I had to also switch the menu from picnic fare to a little more Easter Dinner-like.
Fresh fruit in Margarita glasses worked. |
The napkins, a gift from a friend, napkin rings from Pier One and margarita glasses also from Pier One. |
All of my fresh flowers come from Sherri's Floral Shoppe, Inc in Sebastian. |
The menu was French toast, fresh fruit, and fresh orange juice and coffee. The bee hive pot for the syrup was a new purchase from a local antique shop. |
Imagine my surprise when the willow branch of blown glass eggs, leafed out (and rooted). |
Changed plates, no place mats, freshly washed napkins and the table was ready for dinner for 8 |
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