I thought I would share with you today a little luncheon table I set up for Cowboy and our daughter and the grandbaby last Christmas.
I chose the simple, cute & whimsical really, really cheap grocery store dinnerware . . .
It is a little hard to see but the dinner plates and the salad plates and the mugs were markdowns from Kroger. They were marked down because the handle of one mug was broken. But that worked fine for me because I set an even cheaper plastic cup on that place setting and planned if for the baby!
- I added some old little fruit dishes and juice glasses that were cheap too in their day they came out of oat meal. (I wish they still did that) If you look closely again the baby's is slightly different. I got these from my mother and she only had three matching bowls. (We didn't eat much oatmeal) The fourth I found at a shop.
- The green leaf plates are some of my favorites. I only have 4 they are Vintage Pier One! I say Vintage because I bought them over 20 years ago. Vintage sounds snazzier than old! Love them. I used to have a platter but I broke it. Darn it.
I thought the little candy canes added a little more fun so I put some in the mugs then tossed a couple on the table.
BTW I really didn't have a plan I just pulled together pieces that I love that were in the same color them. And, the meal was Taco Beuno!
I didn't really plan this table for a post but since I had this photo I thought I would share it.
I am at a little of a stand still in making tablescapes. I have run out of ideas with the few dishes that I currently have in our little apartment. (The rest are in boxes in storage)
I actually realized when I found this photo that this dishes are here. Maybe I'll drag them out this week and do a different tablescape for next week. Hmm.
We'll see come on by anyway I'll have something to share even if it is only a 'Dream'.
And don't forget to visit Mary for lots of inspiration! Have fun setting your table.




Does this not look so yummy? I found it at Closet Cooking his kitchen is like a closet; I love his blog name.






