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Spring Table With Spring Elements:)

Season Spring is knocking the doors of blog/insta feed and so at CG too. I always deify looking at the pretty cabbage plates & dishes during Spring/Summer at the blogs . I don't own a set but the real cabbages grown in our garden inspired me to do a pretty table setting welcoming the season. Bunnies, birdies, eggs, nest and color Green are all part of  Season Spring. Just bringing them to the table was fun and the pretty fresh cabbage leaves looked adorable as well. If you have visited my last week table setting the center piece was with a full grown cabbage and this week it is with leaves of a cabbage.Make your Spring Season a happy season with the adorable things around you.



























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  1. Louca por porcelana8 March 2019 at 05:33

    Pretty Greens!Hugs!

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  2. Pattie Tierney12 March 2019 at 07:29

    What a lovely spring tablescape. The cabbage centerpiece is truly inspired, and I am in love with that little green bird!

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