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Red themed table for the season:)


Hello everyone....Hope all had a wonderful Christmas celebration with delicious Christmas day recipes and with stunning table settings & decors. As Christmas is over and as we close the year to welcome 'New Year' indeed it is special time of the season. 

                           What is your wish list of 2019?
Let all your wish get fulfilled and I'm sure we'll have lot of fun in brand new 'New Year'. 

I created a red themed table for this holiday season with Deers , pine cones and with faux golden  Poinsettia. A touch of golden bow added glamor to the stemware. Loved making the napkins which gives a impression of Poinsettia flowers.

At this time around the globe the count down for new year starts...as well a small counting work  for the readers in this post at CG. A question to you all...How many Deers are there in total in the center piece?It's fun to count while you go through the post.Enjoy doing so.






























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  1. Louca por porcelana29 December 2018 at 15:12

    Sweet deers!Maybe six ones...Beautiful table in red and gold!Happy New Year!

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  2. Angela1 January 2019 at 09:26

    Beautiful Christmas time table!! I love the red...it represents the blood of Christ. Wishing you a lovely year in 2019!!

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