You may feel like Bill Murray in the movie, Groundhog Day as you view the following tablescape. In last week's Tablescape Thursday post, I mentioned I had created a tablescape on the porch and it somehow mysteriously moved itself right out on to the deck, turning into THIS romantic table setting.
Since the original table on the porch was still set, I decided to share it for this week...a little tablescaping déjà vu .
Looking a bit familiar, isn't it? The chargers are different but the rest of the place setting is the same as the place setting from last week, HERE. I'll post the directions for this butterfly napkin fold on either Friday or Saturday. This has fast become one of my favorite folds of all time. It really works well with this beautiful butterfly themed china. Update: Butterfly Napkin Fold Tutorial can be found, HERE.
The red flowers and stemware really pull the red from the china.
The butterfly votive holders seem made for this china.
Last week we peeked through this geranium to view our tablescape on the deck.
This week its blossoms surround the candles in our centerpiece. I had already snipped all the flowers before I took this photo above. This little geranium has been blessing me with a bounty of blooms all summer long.
A little candlelight...
The Blue Hour approaches...
The Blue Hour is here! You can read all about the Blue Hour and find out what time it arrives in your area of the world, HERE and HERE. Or, just click on the Fave Posts category at the top of of this blog and scroll down to the bottom where you'll find info and links to six additional Blue Hour posts.
To view additional tablescapes using this butterfly china, click HERE. Or, click on the category header Tablescapes♦Napkin Folds♦Recipes at the top of this blog for tablescapes for all occasions.
Looking forward to viewing all the beautiful table settings posted for this Tablescape Thursday!
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Resources:
Chargers: Neiman Marcus and Horchow (no longer available)
China: Mikasa, Modern Butterfly
Stemware: Both are Waterford: Iced Beverage-Araglin; Ruby Hock Goblets-Lismore
Flatware: Towle, King Richard
Napkins: Vintage, found antiquing
Lantern: Old Time Pottery
Butterfly Votive Holders: Colonial Candle
Candles: Colonial Candle
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Since the original table on the porch was still set, I decided to share it for this week...a little tablescaping déjà vu .
Looking a bit familiar, isn't it? The chargers are different but the rest of the place setting is the same as the place setting from last week, HERE. I'll post the directions for this butterfly napkin fold on either Friday or Saturday. This has fast become one of my favorite folds of all time. It really works well with this beautiful butterfly themed china. Update: Butterfly Napkin Fold Tutorial can be found, HERE.
The red flowers and stemware really pull the red from the china.
The butterfly votive holders seem made for this china.
Last week we peeked through this geranium to view our tablescape on the deck.
This week its blossoms surround the candles in our centerpiece. I had already snipped all the flowers before I took this photo above. This little geranium has been blessing me with a bounty of blooms all summer long.
A little candlelight...
The Blue Hour approaches...
The Blue Hour is here! You can read all about the Blue Hour and find out what time it arrives in your area of the world, HERE and HERE. Or, just click on the Fave Posts category at the top of of this blog and scroll down to the bottom where you'll find info and links to six additional Blue Hour posts.
To view additional tablescapes using this butterfly china, click HERE. Or, click on the category header Tablescapes♦Napkin Folds♦Recipes at the top of this blog for tablescapes for all occasions.
Looking forward to viewing all the beautiful table settings posted for this Tablescape Thursday!
Reading this post via e-mail or RSS feed?
*If you are reading this via email or RSS feed, to view all the tablescapes linked for Tablescape Thursday, click HERE.
Resources:
Chargers: Neiman Marcus and Horchow (no longer available)
China: Mikasa, Modern Butterfly
Stemware: Both are Waterford: Iced Beverage-Araglin; Ruby Hock Goblets-Lismore
Flatware: Towle, King Richard
Napkins: Vintage, found antiquing
Lantern: Old Time Pottery
Butterfly Votive Holders: Colonial Candle
Candles: Colonial Candle
To receive the latest posts, as well as updates about blog parties, subscribe via an RSS Reader or have BNOTP delivered right to your Inbox. You'll find links to subscribe via RSS and Email on the sidebar to the right. Thanks for reading; so glad you are here!
Please Read:
If you are participating in Tablescape Thursday, please be sure to add your permalink below, and not your general blog address. To get your permalink, click on your post name, then just copy and paste the address that shows up in the address bar, into the "url" box when you link up.
If you would like to use the Tablescape Thursday logo button in your post, just copy and paste it to your computer and upload it to your post as you would any photo. Or, grab the html code you'll find under the "Join a Party" heading at the top of this blog.
Please link back to the party so your regular readers will find all your fellow Blogger's tablescapes, too.
Please, don't add your post name/blog name ALL IN CAPS...it tends to create big spaces between the rows of links.
Let's try something fun today! Please visit the person who linked before you and after you...that way everyone will get some visits. Hope you'll visit more, of course.
Looking forward to seeing your beautiful tablescapes!
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