A few drops of rain, a few whiffs of breeze could make a garden bloom. How true are these lines. Last weeks a sudden down pour saw a grand parade of yellow and white lilies blooming in our garden. Lilies are summer favorites. Although this particular variety stay bloomed for shorter time arranging them in a bowl for this weeks table scape looked striking. Everyone knows wherever a few lilies stand they can still draw all eyes. For the table I used a hand painted floral motif linen which is with me for almost seventeen years. I was happy to use it for the first time and it looked good on the table. While I loved creating this table at the same time felt quite bad to see the flowers dangling next day. Please Visit Nap On The Porch Please Visit Home Sweet Home Please Visit Share you style Please Visit Clair justin Please Visit Rustic and Refied
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Hi dear Crystal,
ReplyDeleteI am so sorry not to visit you for sometimes. I had a black Christmas, as you know. I did participated and not visit my readers so often. Now, I started a new life although the pain still in my heart.
Wow! you are such a good tablescaper. Absolutely, pretty. Love the porcelain reindeers. I have 2 almost like yours but they are in a sort of mohair (Swedish made). I will post them on next for my Swedish Xmas table.
Happy mid-week, gorgeous.
Hugs,
/CC girl
I don't know how I missed this one! My old brain is slipping fast! :-) I love the butterfly wings that anchor the first vignette! That's very clever! You did a great job with the 2nd vignette, too. I love the pretty sparkly gold candles!!! The final vignette is pretty, too. I like the geese with the red bows and that fun little Santa Claus with his cute red nose!!!! (Ha! I made a rhyme! "Bows" and "nose"!!! :-)
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