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Tablescape of Christmas Past

It's been a year since I started blogging. This first year of blogging has been a wonderful year for me, because through this blog I have been able to speak my heart out, and  have been able to showcase my passion for Interiors, Tablescapes and Decors. Its has also been a great learning experience. Most importantly, it also introduced me to some beautiful bloggers like Fabby, Alycia, Sarah, Marigene, Chie, and so many others who were all so supportive and encouraging. I must thank Alana from All is Amazing who gave me a Kreativ Blogger Award and kind hearted & lovable blogger Marty who featured four of my creations in her Inspirational links posts. Its a great gesture of Marty (A Stroll Thru Life), Susan (Between Naps on the Porch), The Tablescaper and The Style Sisters to host link partys every week. Its nice to be in blogging and I love and enjoy what I do. Thanks to all the lovely people who leave their comments, the compliments I receive are like my jewels. I collect and keep them close to my heart. They are gifts for my creations. I pause, breath and cherish them.

This is last years xmas tablescape which with which I started my blogging. Hope you like it and have a great Xmas season.
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Comments

  1. Snap2 December 2012 at 06:26

    What a wonderful tablescape you've made ... a lovely winter wonderland of white and silver!

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  2. Alycia Nichols3 December 2012 at 07:45

    Awwwwww....you make me so happy! Thank you! What a nice shout out!!! I have been sick since last Wednesday, so I am late getting around to visiting my favorite blogs. I wish I could have visited your post when I was sick...it would have surely made me feel a whole lot better a whole lot faster!!! Wow...I don't know how you're going to beat this table from last year! It's rockin', sister! LOVE that sheer overlay with the stars!!! That is SO perfect for the season!!! All the white and silver and glimmer is just gorgeous!!!!!! Something else that caught my eye is the way you embellished your mirror above the buffet! Goodness gracious, that's pretty!!! I'm such a wienie about decorating mirrors because I'm always afraid I'll knock them off the wall, but this gives me great inspiration! Your buffet decor is beautiful, too, and I love the way it ties in so well with the mirror. Wow, again...not sure how you're going to top this, but I can't wait to see it!!!! I hope you had a good weekend!!!

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  3. Unknown4 December 2012 at 05:08

    Hi Sujatha! Thank you for visiting me and leaving such sweet comments on my tablescapes. This table is beautiful! Love all the clear glass tableware with touches of silver. And the overlay is lovely... you reminded me I have some overlays that need to come out. Thank you for sharing.
    Jessica @ A Humble Creation

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  4. allisamazing4 December 2012 at 14:02

    I am in love with your dishes! They are so simple and yet so beautiful. What a wonderful tablescape!

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  5. Marigene6 December 2012 at 15:26

    Oh, all that sparkle from the crystal is so pretty.

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