but, On Crooked Creek, there are hares on the table!
I so l o v e bunnies!
Many years ago,
I received a coupon from a local decor shop
for $10.00 off any regular priced item
in recognition of my birthday.
Having a December birthday,
I usually purchase something to add to my Christmas decor.
Can you imagine my surprise
when I found this pair of hares???
I adore their realistic resemblance. . .
so~o~o, they had to come home with me!!!
My all~time favorite color palette for tablescaping
is black, white and green!!!
Traditional, simplistic and whimsical!
Here's how I put together a Hare Tablescape!
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I knew I wanted to use this black and white toile runner
with a white damask tablecloth, so I had "Mr. Ed" help me
extend our round dining room table to accommodate 4 people!
Next, I added the pair of hares.
My creamy ivory planter atop a patch of moss
got a moss sphere for that added pop of green!
Just like my bunnies,
those pots and moss spheres kept multiplying!
Next,
I added my matching round quilted place mats
and my sage green everyday dinner plates.
Setting the complimentary black and white checked
napkin at an angle, gives greater visual appeal.
Instead of using garland or ribbon,
I wound a creamy ivory and ecru hued curtain tie back
through the bunnies and planters
to lighted and enhance the centerpiece.
Then, I added Bordallo Pinheiro Majolica
cabbage salad plates atop the napkins.
Everyday Oneida flatware
and Libby Claret glassware make for easy clean~up!
Placing the table settings across from one another
allows for free~flowing conversation.
Vintage Avon crystal eggs can be easily moved aside
to accommodate serving bowls and platters!
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A Hare Tablescape,
On Crooked Creek,
is festively set
for our Easter dining.
Wishing you a blessed and Happy Easter!!!
Until next time. . .
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Be sure to visit
for you’ll come away
filled with amazing inspirations
for use in your own home décor!
Hares is a good name for them, they look hairy! Cute. I love green and black to. Noticed how you even add greens to the chandelier.
ReplyDeleteLove love the black/white/green color scheme going on, just gorgeous!!
ReplyDeleteHI Pat! Oh, what a lovely little pair! your table looks so pretty and your color scheme is so nice.
ReplyDeleteStay warm.
Be a sweetie,
Shelia ;)
Love the black, white and green...hmmm, could I do that. Don't know if I have enough for the whole family Sunday....thanks for the idea!
ReplyDeleteDelightful. Sigh. I like the green against the black and white and your napkin placement!
ReplyDeleteSuch a cute table, Pat! I love a black and white with green table too! It is so pretty but sophisticated too. LOVE the cabbage plates, wish I has some. Have a wonderful, truly blessed Easter my friend. XO, Pinky
ReplyDeletePerfect, love the black and white then the Easter mixed in. Adorable Rabbits and the green moss balls. So clever.
ReplyDeleteExcuse me while I fall in LOVE with your black and whi........OH WAIT...I already AM in love with black and white....:))
ReplyDeleteThe green just sits it off to a tee.
Beautiful little bunnies...I love 'em, too.
Well, it's just lovely. The black, white and green make a stunning combination - so fresh1
ReplyDeleteBeautiful! I would love for you to link up at the HOPPITY EASTER CRAFT PARTY! .
ReplyDeleteJust follow the link.....http://sew-licious.blogspot.com/2013/02/hoppity-easter-craft-party.html.
Marti
Beautiful Tablesetting in the black/white and green!
ReplyDeleteHappy Easter!
What a striking combination! Love your linens! I love the greens with the black. Perfect centerpiece for Easter! Have a lovely holiday!
ReplyDeleteJust gorgeous.. Omg. if there is any thing on that table you grow weary of, just ship it my way. I love this. The bunnies are fabulous pieces with so much character!!! Pat, I think I love this table best. The colors and those Bordallo plates.. i just went and looked on ebay again.. no luck. Your chandelier is wonderfully bedecked too. Have a beautiful evening and a blessed Easter. xo marlis
ReplyDeleteBlace, white and green is one of my favorite color combos. Love, love, love your tablescape!
ReplyDeleteYour black, white and green table is so pretty, and your hares are adorable. I'm partial to hares because of their long ears and big feet. :)
ReplyDeleteLOVE the moss balls and pots, too.
Happy Easter!
So sweet. Love the moss balls and those hare!
ReplyDeleteI'd love to have you link your post to Seasonal Sundays. The link goes up at 7 pm on Saturday evening.
- The Tablescaper
Oh, Pat, this is just lovely!! The B&W toile with jade and green is so sophisticated! Wow, your table is welcoming and elegant. Happy Weekend :)
ReplyDeleteShawn
I remember those Avon crystal eggs!!! My former mother-in-law had them, and I remember wishing they were mine. So pretty! I'm glad you were able to spend your certificate on such cool bunnies! You'll get a lot of future use out of them! Your moss balls are really great...I like the texture that's kind of bumpy rather than flat. This is a neat Easter table in part because the color scheme is so unique. It can easily move on into Spring without too much tweaking.
ReplyDeleteThank you for stopping by my place earlier. I so appreciate it! I hope that you and your family are enjoying a quiet, loving, blessed Easter Sunday together. Take care!