I like to change the table setting each week using the things I have. This week I'm using an apple theme.
Cherry Plaid
Harvest Fruit
Ivory Longaberger pottery and ruby glass bowls from Old Time Pottery. Hammered flatware by Cambridge bought at JCP.
Wooden apple napkin rings gather the napkin.
Ivory pottery tray on a wrought iron stand, by Longaberger hold an assortment of pitchers/creamers used for warm syrup at breakfast. The two glass pitchers with tin lids are antique finds.
I remove the lids to warm the syrup in the microwave.
Apple basket salt and pepper set are thrift store finds.
Tea pot from Pottery Barn, but found at Faith Farm Thrift. A jar filled with Bigelow's Apple & Spice Herb tea is topped with a scrap of fabric and tied with raffia.
It sits inside an apple shaped baker I bought at a Montana craft fair. I use it to make apple cobbler.
There's even a recipe on the bottom.
When I'm not using it, it hangs from a leather strap on the wall. Decorative storage.
Cheers!
Rita
Links: Between Naps On The Porch,
Color Outside The Lines, MAY DAYS,
My Romantic Home, A Stroll Thru Life
The Style Sisters
The centerpiece is my rectangular wooden bowl filled with wooden apples and pinecones. The placemats are reversible, plaid/harvest fruit with matching plaid napkins , by Longaberger.
Cherry Plaid
Harvest Fruit
Ivory Longaberger pottery and ruby glass bowls from Old Time Pottery. Hammered flatware by Cambridge bought at JCP.
Wooden apple napkin rings gather the napkin.
Ivory pottery tray on a wrought iron stand, by Longaberger hold an assortment of pitchers/creamers used for warm syrup at breakfast. The two glass pitchers with tin lids are antique finds.
I remove the lids to warm the syrup in the microwave.
Apple basket salt and pepper set are thrift store finds.
Tea pot from Pottery Barn, but found at Faith Farm Thrift. A jar filled with Bigelow's Apple & Spice Herb tea is topped with a scrap of fabric and tied with raffia.
It sits inside an apple shaped baker I bought at a Montana craft fair. I use it to make apple cobbler.
There's even a recipe on the bottom.
When I'm not using it, it hangs from a leather strap on the wall. Decorative storage.
Cheers!
Rita
Links: Between Naps On The Porch,
Color Outside The Lines, MAY DAYS,
My Romantic Home, A Stroll Thru Life
The Style Sisters
33 comments:
Love the pretty apple theme. Your linens are wonderful too. Very pretty tablescape. Hugs, Marty
Very pretty!
The apple setting is beautiful --I love the ivory pottery on the wrought iron base. Everything is so well put together
I love an apple theme (might be the years in the classroom...) Yours is just right, too. I really love those linens and the apple shaped napkin ring.
very cute theme~
just gotta say your smoky mountain winter shot is stunning...
Pretty table ... love the napkin rings ... love the Smoky Mountains, too!
Love the apples~ What a fun baker with the recipe on the bottom!
Love your three Blog Dogs :-)
Great apple scape! Darling ideas. Come link up to Centerpiece WEd. on my blog today.
Karin
Love the Apple theme. Fall is just warm feeling
What a cheery table! I like your centerpiece.
Love this table. So homey and cozy!
D
What a cheerful and comforting table for fall! I love the plaid and those cute apple napkin rings. My favorite, though, is your centerpiece--just perfect!
First time stopping by. Love the pine cone and apple combo. What a warm and cozy place to set!!!!
Love the apples!! So pretty mixed in with the pinecones!
Very pretty! The centerpiece is fantastic, great job!
So pretty...love the apples and am a big fan of Longaberger. YOur blog is lovely :)
Blessings!
Gail
What a beautiful table! I love the napkins, anything plaid is a favorite with me.
Rita, THe apple theme for your cheery tabke is perfect for this time of year. It is wonderfully put together. YOur mix of red and creamy white and your longeberger baskets are so pretty. What a fun stop. Now I'm going to look for a wooden box to put some pretty things in... your centerpiece is the best!
Yvonne
How pretty yor apple themed table is -- perfect for fall and who doesn't love apples? I love those wonderful napkin rings.
Love the apples!!!
This is so pretty! I, too, love the apple theme ... your napkins rings are way too cute! It's all tied together so beautifully! Thanks for sharing, *Becca*
Love this theme - can I come over for dinner? Love that tray on the stand!
I love the rustic feel of an apple theme....and so perfect for the fall too. But if you'd been a good blogger, you'd have made that apple cobbler and somehow sent it over the Internet so we could all have some. Now I'm hungry. Just kidding!
Your apple theme beautifully captures the charm of an American Fall tablescape. Very well done. Thank you for sharing your charming design. Cherry Kay
Love the apple napkin rings. Those are absolutely stunning. Wish to grab some here in Sweden. But it takes me ages to look for such.
Have a pretty Friday,
Greetings from Stockholm,
/chie
super cute setting! love the checked linen! thanks for sharing. have a great weekend!
xo
fitty
Your apple theme is so pretty!! I am lovin all the red I see in blogland!
Hey Rita, Thanks for linking up with Color Outside the Lines and Vignette Fridays! I absolutely love the combination of pinecones and apples! BRILLIANT! Oh, and I love your music too! :) Very best to you, and please - stop back over at Color Outside the Lines, and say hello anytime! :) Artie
Love everything. Thanks so much for linking this to TTT. Gorgeous tablesetting and your kitchen vignettes are fabulous too. Hugs, Marty
Your table is so cute and perfect for fall. What a cozy feeling it gives off. Love the apple napkin rings and your basket of apples and pinecones!!
Have a wonderful week, Rita!
XO,
Janie
Love your apple table. It is so cheerful and cute. Apples are wonderful to use for decorating. I am your newest follower. Stop on over my blog and say hello..Linda
I love this table scape! Makes me want to pull up a chair and enjoy a hot cup of coffee! I love love love the unique carved apple napkin rings! Never saw them before!
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