Just wanted to share our Thanksgiving table with you.
I know I am late but I think you know, life happens!
My nephew from Maryland came and spent it with us and we were over the moon to have John here. I miss my niece, Victoria and nephews, John & Michael a lot.
I feel like I have missed so much of their growing up years.
I do keep in touch but it just isn't the same. I want to hug them!
Anyway, I put on Thanksgiving dinner and invited neighbors and friends of theirs.
We had so much food! The conversation was wonderful and all had a great time.
I used my country roses dishes and pumpkin dishes for dessert.
Vintage green pitcher was bought at a The Thrift Store.
It matches my green plates, above.
Another find in Buffalo, NY. I have two of them and use them frequently!
I cut a piece of felt the size of the plates and the felt is placed between each dish.
It is not hard. Time consuming, but not hard.
I turned a plate face down on a piece of felt and traced it with a ball point pen.
Then I cut the felt with pinking shears for a pretty edge.
I used red felt because it matched my dishes.
I think it saves the edges of my dishes from getting chipped.
Our house is all decorated for Christmas! I will be sharing that next.
Until then........
Blessings My Friend,
I will be joining Susan At BNOTP for Tablescape Thursday.
What a brilliant and beautiful way to save the dishes from getting scratched! I don't think it is ever too late to share a beautiful table for any season! Your plates are so lovely. I only have one set of nice plates, but I love all of the inexpensive ones that I have enmass!! I would hate to ever have to move them all. Joni (my sister at Red Couch Recipes) just moved in September. She had 40 boxes of dishes! Yikes - I am sure I have more. Hope you are enjoying Christmas! Hugs.
ReplyDeleteWhat pretty floral plates! And a neat tip too. Blessings, Angie
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